Ibiza: 4 x Nightclub & Pool Party Pass

Ibiza’s 4-nightclub and pool party pass is less a guided tour than a ready-made nightlife plan. You get four included entries from a choice of major clubs and day venues, with help from hosts such as Sophie or Shauna to sort out where to go. That saves you from guessing your way through Ibiza’s crowded party calendar.

I like the range of music. You can spend one night with electronic acts at Eden, another with hip-hop and reggaeton at SWAG, and another in the theatrical setting of Cova Santa. I also like the social side, since the hosts help you get organized and make it easier to meet other people.

The main catch is cost control. Your $82.90 covers entry, but food, drinks, transport, and any VIP spending are extra. You also need to check which four venues fit the current schedule, since the pass includes access to several possible locations rather than one fixed four-stop route.

Key points to know before you book

• Four included entries: The pass is designed for four nightclub or pool party visits during a stay of one to seven days.
• Seven possible venues: Options include O Beach Ibiza, Eden, Cova Santa, Es Paradis, SWAG Ibiza, Blue Marlin Eivissa, and Chinois Ibiza.
• Different music styles: Choose from electronic, house, tech, trance, reggaeton, hip-hop, R&B, trap, and more.
• Hosts make planning easier: Sophie and Shauna are specifically associated with helping people choose events and get organized.
• No food or drinks included: Plan for separate spending at every venue.
• Flexible cancellation: You can receive a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the start time.

What this Ibiza pass really gives you

Ibiza nightlife can be confusing on a first visit. Clubs promote different events on different nights, entrance prices change, and a famous venue is not always the right match for your music taste. This pass gives you a simple framework: four included admissions, several possible venues, and local help with the practical details.

The pass costs $82.90 per person. That works out to about $20.73 per included entry if you use all four. That is a useful comparison point, though the real value depends on which venues and events you attend. A pass built around a large superclub may save more than one used mainly at a smaller or lower-cost event.

You should also think of this as a nightlife access package, not an all-inclusive party holiday. Drinks are not covered. Meals are not covered. Transport is not listed as included. If you visit premium venues such as Blue Marlin, your spending inside can quickly exceed the pass price.

The listed duration is roughly one to seven days. That gives you room to spread the four entries across a longer stay, but the exact pattern depends on the event schedule and the arrangements made with the provider, CREATE Ibiza. The listed operating hours are Monday through Sunday, noon to 6 p.m., for the stated 2026 season. Treat that as the daytime window for arrangements, not as the hours of the clubs themselves.

O Beach Ibiza: a pool party with daytime energy

O Beach Ibiza is the clearest fit for the daytime part of this package. It has been associated with Ibiza’s dayclub scene for more than a decade, with parties built around sunshine, pools, music, and a social atmosphere.

This is a good choice if you want your Ibiza experience to begin before dark. The six-hour visit gives you time to settle in rather than rush through a short club appearance. You can expect a polished dayclub setting, but the package does not include drinks, food, sunbeds, or any other paid extras unless specifically stated at the time of booking.

I like O Beach as a way to break up a run of late nights. You get a different rhythm here, with daylight and poolside activity instead of a dark dance floor. The tradeoff is that dayclub spending can be hard to predict. A basic included entry does not mean the full day will be inexpensive.

Eden: broad electronic programming in San Antonio

Eden is in San Antonio and is one of the island’s large club venues. Its program covers house, tech, trance, electronic music, and even reggaeton, so the event on your chosen night matters a great deal.

The club has a large main room, a second room, and a Void Incubus Gold sound system. It was renovated in 2013, and the venue combines established performers with newer names. That variety makes Eden a strong pick if you want a classic Ibiza superclub but do not want to commit to one narrow sound.

Before selecting Eden, check the specific event. A house night and a reggaeton night can feel like completely different experiences. The pass gives you entry, but it does not guarantee a particular artist, room, or music style unless the event details say so.

San Antonio also gives this stop a useful location advantage if your accommodation is on the western side of the island. The provided information confirms that Eden is in San Antonio, but it does not include transport. You will need to arrange your own way there and back.

Cova Santa: a club inside an unusual setting

Cova Santa is the most distinctive venue on the list. The complex is built around an ancient cave that reaches about 25 meters below ground. It combines a restaurant, the cave setting, and an open-air club in the countryside near San José.

This is not simply another large dance venue. The natural rock formation changes the feel of the evening, while theatrical decoration and outdoor party areas add variety. Events connected with Amnesia, including Woomoon and All Day I Dream, are part of the venue’s identity.

I would choose Cova Santa when you want a memorable setting as well as music. It is especially useful for a group with mixed interests, since the venue includes dining and open-air areas as well as club space. Still, the pass does not include a meal. The restaurant may be part of the venue, but you should budget separately if you want to eat there.

The rural location is another practical point. Cova Santa is near San José, not in the center of Ibiza Town or San Antonio. Since transfers are not included, confirm your transport plan before committing to this event.

Es Paradis: Ibiza style with white Roman design

Es Paradis is in San Antonio and is known for its white interior, Roman-inspired design, gardens, and pyramid-shaped structure. The club uses several levels and a highly decorative setting, making it a good pick if the venue itself matters as much as the music.

The atmosphere here is more polished and theatrical than plain warehouse clubbing. You get a strong visual identity, which can make the night feel different from a standard electronic venue. The six-hour time allowance gives you plenty of room to enjoy the space without treating the visit as a quick stop.

The important limitation is that the information supplied does not specify the exact event, music style, or included extras for your date. Check those details before choosing Es Paradis. Entry through the pass does not cover drinks or food, and any premium areas would be separate unless confirmed otherwise.

SWAG Ibiza: the alternative for urban music

SWAG Ibiza is in Playa d’en Bossa and focuses on hip-hop, R&B, trap, and reggaeton. It is the best match in this group if you want a break from Ibiza’s usual electronic program.

The club has VIP areas, international DJs, live performances, and a seven-night opening schedule. That makes it a practical choice for a group with different music preferences. One person can enjoy urban club sounds without having to spend every night at a house or techno event.

I like the way SWAG widens the appeal of the pass. Ibiza is often presented as if every worthwhile night revolves around electronic music, but that is not true for every visitor. If you already know that hip-hop or reggaeton is more your style, put SWAG high on your list.

Playa d’en Bossa is a major nightlife area, but the pass does not provide a transfer between venues. Plan your route and return journey independently.

Blue Marlin Eivissa: a stylish day-to-night stop

Blue Marlin sits on Cala Jondal bay and combines a beach club, restaurant, lounging areas, and music. It is aimed at a more polished crowd, with a fashion-conscious atmosphere and a day-to-night format.

This stop is less about a conventional nightclub room and more about a seafront experience. You can use it as a daytime change of pace, particularly if you want music and dining in a coastal setting rather than a large indoor club.

The price question matters most here. Blue Marlin can be a valuable included admission if the normal entry for your event is high, but you should not assume the pass covers the full cost of spending time there. Food, drinks, and any reserved seating are outside the stated inclusions.

The venue is on Cala Jondal bay, so transport planning is essential. The information provided does not state that transfers are included.

Chinois Ibiza: a smaller-scale marina club option

Chinois Ibiza is in Ibiza’s marina and presents itself as an alternative to the island’s giant superclubs. Its focus is the dance floor, with modern sound, visual production, resident DJs, and visiting artists.

This could be your best choice if you want a club with a more focused room rather than a huge complex. The venue emphasizes an inclusive crowd and a music-first approach, though the exact atmosphere will depend on the night and booking.

Its marina setting also makes it a useful contrast with San Antonio clubs and the countryside location of Cova Santa. You get a different part of Ibiza and a different type of night without leaving the island’s main party circuit.

As with the other venues, the pass covers entry but not food or drinks. Check the date and event before making your selection, since the quality of the match depends on the scheduled music.

How the four entries work in practice

The package title promises four nightclub and pool party entries, while the available venues number seven. That means you should not assume you will visit every stop. The most sensible approach is to match four venues to your own schedule and music taste.

A balanced plan might include:

• O Beach for a daytime pool party
• Eden or Chinois for electronic music
• SWAG for hip-hop, R&B, trap, or reggaeton
• Cova Santa, Es Paradis, or Blue Marlin for a more distinctive setting

The final combination should depend on the dates available during your stay. A seven-day visit gives you more flexibility than a one-day visit, but the package duration is listed as one to seven days, so you should confirm how the four entries are arranged before booking.

The host support is one of the package’s strongest practical features. Sophie is repeatedly singled out for friendly help, organization, and recommendations. Shauna is also associated with guiding people through the events. That does not turn the pass into a fully guided tour, but it can make the choices much easier for a first-time visitor.

What to budget beyond the $82.90 price

The $82.90 price is easy to understand, but your actual nightlife budget will be higher. The included portion is admission to multiple dayclub and nightclub events. The following are not included:

• Drinks
• Food
• Transport
• Any VIP or premium spending unless specifically confirmed

I would keep a separate daily budget for meals and drinks rather than treating the pass as your total party cost. This is especially important at stylish dayclubs and beach venues, where the setting may encourage longer stays and extra purchases.

The pass offers the best value when you use all four entries and choose events that you would otherwise pay for individually. It offers less value if you only use part of the package or select venues with low standalone entry costs. Since the provider helps with recommendations, ask which four events give you the strongest match for your dates.

Who will enjoy this pass most

This is a good fit for you if you want a social Ibiza holiday with several different venues and do not want to research the entire party calendar alone. It also works well for first-time visitors who want help getting organized.

You will get the most from it if you enjoy variety. The list covers pool parties, superclubs, urban music, a cave-based venue, a beach club, and a marina club. Few nightlife packages offer such a wide change in setting.

It may be less suitable if you want one specific DJ, one exact club, or full control over every detail. The pass is flexible, but that flexibility also means you must pay attention to event dates and available choices. It is not designed for someone who wants meals, drinks, or transport bundled into the price.

Booking and cancellation details

Confirmation is provided at booking, and the venues are near public transportation. Most people can take part, though the information does not provide detailed accessibility notes for every venue.

Free cancellation is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time. Cancellations made inside that 24-hour window are not refunded, and changes during that period are not accepted. The cut-off uses local Ibiza time, so check the deadline carefully if you are booking from abroad.

Should you book the Ibiza 4-Nightclub and Pool Party Pass?

I would book this if you want four nights or day events, enjoy several music styles, and value help from an energetic host. The strongest parts are the venue choice, the mix of daytime and nighttime options, and the practical support associated with Sophie and Shauna.

I would skip it if you only want one particular club or if you are trying to keep all party spending under $82.90. Food, drinks, and transport will add up, and the package does not remove the need to check each event.

For most social visitors, the pass is a sensible way to organize an Ibiza stay. Choose venues based on music first, then check location and extra costs. Use all four entries, and the price has a fair chance of working in your favor.

FAQ

How many nightclub or pool party entries are included?

The pass includes four nightclub or pool party entries.

Which venues can be included?

The available venues are O Beach Ibiza, Eden, Cova Santa, Es Paradis, SWAG Ibiza Urban Club, Blue Marlin Eivissa, and Chinois Ibiza.

Are food and drinks included?

No. Food and drinks are not included in the pass price.

How much does the pass cost?

The listed price is $82.90 per person.

How long does the experience last?

The pass is listed for one to seven days, depending on your arrangements and schedule.

Is transport included?

Transport is not listed as an inclusion. The venues are near public transportation.

Are all seven venues included?

No. The pass is for four entries, while seven possible venues are listed.

Who is the experience provider?

The experience provider is CREATE Ibiza.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

Yes. You can receive a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time.

What happens if I cancel less than 24 hours before the start time?

The amount paid will not be refunded, and changes made less than 24 hours before the start time will not be accepted.