Ibiza Club Tickets: 3 x Free Nightclub & O Beach

Ibiza’s club scene can eat through your holiday budget quickly, so this three-entry pass for $70.89 is a useful way to control costs while trying different sides of the island. You can choose from O Beach, Eden, Es Paradis, Swag, Chinois, and Cova Santa, with each venue offering a different mood and music style.

I like the range of choices, from daytime pool parties to open-air hilltop nights. I also like that staff such as Adam, Alex, and Joe Morgan can help you shape the pass around your music taste and trip dates. The catch is simple: you get three included entries, not entry to all six places, and each club has a strict arrival deadline.

Key points to know before you book

• Three entries are included: Use them at any three of the six listed venues, subject to each club’s opening days and entry deadline.
• O Beach entry is daytime only: Your pass is valid before 2 PM, so this is an early afternoon plan rather than a late-night option.
• Eden gives you the widest nightly flexibility: Entry is valid every night before 12:30 AM.
• Music choices are varied: Swag focuses on hip-hop, R&B, Latin, and reggaeton, while Eden and Cova Santa suit electronic music fans.
• Timing matters at Cova Santa: You must arrive before 8 PM, earlier than the other venues.
• Free cancellation is available: Cancel at least 24 hours before the start time for a full refund.

How the three-entry Ibiza pass works

Think of this as a menu rather than a fixed tour. You pay $70.89 per person and receive three included admissions, then choose three venues from the six available options during a trip lasting one to seven days.

That format suits you if you want help making nightlife plans but do not want to commit to one club every night. It also gives you room to mix a daytime pool party with two very different evening venues.

The word free in the club descriptions means entry is included after buying the pass. It does not mean you can enter all six places without paying for the pass, and it does not mean every event expense is covered. The details supplied here mention admission, not drinks, food, transport, or special-event supplements.

I would plan your three picks before you arrive, but keep one choice flexible. Ibiza’s music calendar can shape the best option, and the staff can help match your preferences to what is happening during your stay.

O Beach before 2 PM

O Beach Ibiza is the daytime headline act. You can expect a poolside setting, DJ performances, dancers, champagne spray, and a polished beach-club feel. The pass covers admission when you arrive before 2 PM, giving you about five hours at the venue.

This is the easiest choice if you want the classic daytime Ibiza scene. It is also the option most different from the nightclubs, so it makes sense as one of your three entries rather than treating every pass choice as a late-night outing.

The early deadline matters. If you arrive after 2 PM, the included entry may no longer apply, so do not plan a slow morning followed by a casual late lunch. Set aside a proper afternoon for it.

O Beach may suit you best if you enjoy music, poolside energy, and a more luxurious club setting. If you mainly want underground electronic music or a small, low-key bar, this is probably not your strongest pick.

Eden, San Antonio’s all-night club choice

Eden is the most flexible option in the package because your entry is valid every night before 12:30 AM. The venue is in San Antonio and is known for large events, a powerful sound system, and a packed dance floor.

That midnight deadline is generous by Ibiza standards, but you still need to arrive before it. Five hours is the stated visit length, though the exact night will depend on the event and your own energy.

Eden is a good choice for you if you want a traditional superclub night with major DJ programming. The sound system is a key part of its appeal, so this venue should be high on your list if audio quality matters more than setting or décor.

The drawback is that a large club can feel intense. You may prefer a venue with more theatrical interiors or a smaller, more personal feel. Still, Eden is the safest all-round night option because it operates every night and gives you more date flexibility than most of the other choices.

Es Paradis and its Roman-style interior

Es Paradis brings a more decorative side of Ibiza nightlife. The club is known for Roman-style interiors and water parties, combining a dressed-up setting with a high-energy night.

Your pass is valid on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday, with entry before 1 AM. Those limited days make this club a planning exercise. Check your available nights before you count on it as one of your three picks.

I would choose Es Paradis if you want a classic Ibiza name with a distinctive visual setting. It also works well beside O Beach, since the two venues give you a strong contrast between daytime pool culture and late-night club theatrics.

The main limitation is the schedule. If your visit does not include Monday, Wednesday, or Saturday, this choice is off the table. The 1 AM deadline is manageable, but you should not leave arrival until the very end of the night.

Swag for hip-hop, R&B, Latin, and reggaeton

Swag Ibiza Urban Club gives the pass some welcome variety. Its music focus is hip-hop, R&B, Latin, and reggaeton, making it the clearest choice for you if house and techno are not your thing.

Entry is available Monday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday before 1 AM. That gives you four possible nights, but not the full weekly access offered by Eden.

Swag is especially useful for a mixed group. You might have friends who want Ibiza nightlife but do not want every evening built around electronic music. Choosing Swag can keep the group together instead of forcing everyone into the same club style.

The trade-off is that the venue does not match the classic superclub image some people expect from Ibiza. That is not a weakness if you want urban music. It simply means you should select it for the sound, not because it resembles Eden or Cova Santa.

Chinois near Ibiza Town

Chinois offers a more polished night near Ibiza Town. The club is associated with high-end design, large-name DJs, strong lighting effects, and an upscale crowd. Entry is valid from Wednesday through Sunday before 1 AM.

This is a strong pick if you want a dressier evening and care about the room as much as the music. It also gives you a different feel from the San Antonio venues, so the pass can help you sample more than one part of Ibiza’s nightlife scene.

The schedule is fairly useful, with five possible nights. Still, the 1 AM arrival limit is firm enough that you should not assume you can turn up whenever you like.

Chinois may be less appealing if you want a casual, purely music-first night. Its appeal comes from the combination of setting, lighting, DJ programming, and atmosphere. I would pair it with either O Beach or Cova Santa for a broader three-night plan.

Cova Santa before 8 PM

Cova Santa is the most unusual evening option in this group. It sits in the hills and combines underground music with live performances and visual production in an open-air setting.

The crucial detail is the entry deadline: Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday before 8 PM. That is much earlier than the other nightclubs, so treat Cova Santa as an evening event that starts early rather than a club you visit after midnight.

This choice suits you if you want something beyond a standard enclosed nightclub. The open-air setting and performance elements give the night a different shape, and the electronic focus keeps it connected to Ibiza’s club identity.

The early deadline is also the biggest risk. If your group prefers long dinners or late starts, you may miss the included entry. Confirm the timing before using one of your three admissions, and plan the rest of the evening around it.

Building the right three-night plan

The best value comes from making the three entries feel different. If you choose three similar venues, you lose much of what this pass offers.

For a first Ibiza visit, I would consider:

• O Beach for a daytime pool event
• Eden for a classic superclub night
• Cova Santa or Chinois for a more distinctive final evening

For a group with mixed music tastes, consider:

• O Beach for the shared daytime event
• Swag for hip-hop, R&B, Latin, or reggaeton
• Eden for the big-room club night

For a more traditional Ibiza-focused plan, try:

• Eden for the sound system and large event format
• Es Paradis for its Roman-style setting and water parties
• Cova Santa for open-air music and live performance

These are planning suggestions, not fixed combinations. Your dates matter more than any ideal list. Es Paradis, Swag, Chinois, and Cova Santa all have specific valid days, while Eden is available every night before 12:30 AM.

Why the staff guidance can matter

A nightlife pass is only as useful as your choices. If you have never been to Ibiza, you may know the club names but still struggle to match them to your preferred music, budget, or schedule.

The people connected with the check-in and local advice include Adam, Alex, and Joe Morgan. Adam is specifically associated with taking time to understand what you want before helping plan the available nights. Joe Morgan is linked with advice at Bay Bar, where you can ask about club choices and music styles.

That personal help is a real part of the pass’s value. You are not just buying three admissions. You are also getting a way to reduce guesswork, especially if you arrive without a firm nightlife plan.

Do not hand over all the planning, though. Tell the staff what music you like, how many nights you have, and whether you prefer daytime pool parties, large clubs, open-air settings, or urban music. The clearer you are, the more useful the advice should be.

Is $70.89 good value?

At $70.89 per person, the price works out to about $23.63 for each of the three included entries. That is a reasonable starting point for Ibiza, where individual club admission can vary by night and event.

The pass is most valuable if you use all three entries. It becomes less attractive if you only use one or two, especially if you are also paying for drinks, transport, and other nightlife costs.

The choice of six venues also helps. You are not locked into one club, and you can choose between daytime O Beach, established superclubs, urban music, a polished Ibiza Town venue, and an open-air hill setting.

I would not buy it simply because the word free appears beside the venues. Buy it because you expect to use three entries and want help choosing among several club styles. If you already know exactly where you are going and can buy cheaper admission directly, compare the prices first.

Timing, transport, and practical planning

The listed operating period runs from April 5 through December 10, 2026. The stated opening hours for the meeting point are Monday through Sunday from noon to 6 PM, so plan to handle any pass-related check-in during that window.

The experience is near public transportation, and most people can take part. The supplied details do not give exact transport routes, pickup instructions, club transfer arrangements, or group size, so you should confirm those points before setting your evening schedule.

The venue deadlines are the most important practical detail:

• O Beach: before 2 PM, every day
• Eden: before 12:30 AM, every night
• Es Paradis: Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday before 1 AM
• Swag: Monday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday before 1 AM
• Chinois: Wednesday through Sunday before 1 AM
• Cova Santa: Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday before 8 PM

Keep screenshots or written notes of your chosen venues and arrival times. Ibiza nights can run late, and it is easy to remember the club name while forgetting the cutoff.

You receive confirmation at booking. Free cancellation is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time. Changes or cancellations made less than 24 hours ahead are not accepted for a refund.

Who should book this pass?

This suits you if you are visiting Ibiza for one to seven days, want three nightlife outings, and enjoy having several music styles in one package. It is particularly useful for first-time visitors and groups that cannot agree on one kind of club.

It also suits repeat visitors who want to try places they might not otherwise choose. The selection includes familiar Ibiza names as well as options such as Swag and Cova Santa, which can add variety to a return visit.

I would be more cautious if you dislike strict entry times, do not expect to use all three admissions, or want a quiet holiday with only occasional nightlife. O Beach and the larger clubs are built around energy, music, and crowds, so the package is not designed for a relaxed bar-hopping trip.

Should you book it?

Book this pass if you want three different Ibiza club experiences and value local help choosing between them. The best plan is to combine one daytime O Beach visit with two night options that match your music taste and dates.

Before paying, check that your trip includes the days for your preferred venues, then mark every entry deadline. If you do that and use all three admissions, $70.89 can be a sensible way to sample Ibiza without buying each night blindly.

FAQ

How many club entries are included?

Three entries are included per person. You can choose from O Beach, Eden, Es Paradis, Swag Ibiza Urban Club, Chinois Ibiza, and Cova Santa, subject to each venue’s valid days and entry time.

How long does the experience last?

The pass can be used over approximately one to seven days. Each individual venue visit is listed as lasting about five hours.

Can I use the pass at O Beach at night?

No. O Beach entry is valid every day before 2 PM, so it is intended as a daytime visit.

Which venue is open every night with this pass?

Eden is available every night, provided you arrive before 12:30 AM.

Which clubs accept the pass before 1 AM?

Es Paradis accepts entry on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday before 1 AM. Swag accepts entry on Monday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday before 1 AM. Chinois accepts entry Wednesday through Sunday before 1 AM.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

Yes. You must cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time for a full refund. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours before the start time are not accepted.