Located in Playa d’en Bossa, Hï Ibiza is the island’s newest superclub.

Open every night during the summer season, it has something for every type of clubber that comes to the island. From VIP to underground sounds, Hï Ibiza has quickly developed a reputation as a must visit for any trip to Ibiza.

Hï Ibiza occupies the same building that was previously known as Space. The building dates back to 1986, where Space ran as a club for 30 years until its closure.

The Ushuaïa Group, already owners of sister club Ushuaïa across the road, announced in 2016 they would be purchasing the club. After undergoing an extensive refurbishment in under 6 months, the club was ready to open for the summer 2017 season.

In refurbing the club, Romain Pissenem, brother of Yann Pissenem the founder of Ushuaïa, wanted to build a new concept of electronic theatre.

It was never going to be easy replacing the clubbing institution that was Space, however, few can argue that the first three seasons of this completely refreshed and refurbed club have been anything but a big success.

And as such, the awards have started to arrive. In 2019 the club won the best global nightclub in the Golden Moon Awards.

In 2022 and 2023, Hï was voted the best club in the world by DJ Mag.

For us, Hï Ibiza is a shining example of the progression of clubbing in Ibiza and we have no doubt that will continue for years to come.

Hï Ibiza can hold up to 5,000 people. It has two main rooms: The Theatre (previously known as the Discoteca at Space), which is the main room and has the largest dancefloor, set over two floors (the first floor being VIP only).

The Club (previously known as la Terrazza at Space) is set on one floor and has a more intimate feeling. It’s a smaller room with three separate VIP areas surrounding the DJ booth.

Hï Ibiza has a third room called the Wild Corner. How can we explain it? Well, it’s set amongst the ground floor toilets… and we can tell you it’s a lot of fun.

Where else can you dance to FatBoy Slim whilst waiting to use the bathroom? Only in Ibiza of course 😉

There are also two open air terraces at the club with plenty of outdoor seating.

Production

Hï Ibiza’s lighting system is something to behold. It uses a Robe lighting set up, which is highly customisable to the point where the rigs can move around the Theatre room based on the night’s production requirements.

For its sound system, the club has a custom Adamson set up, having removed the previous Funktion One system previously used at Space.

Ibiza’s newest superclub was refurbished in 2017 to an extremely high standard. It now opens every night throughout the summer, typically from midnight until 6am.

Hï Ibiza was developed with an emphasis on VIP. There are two dancefloors in the club.

The Theatre is the main room. It features a long dancefloor surrounded by VIP tables at different levels all facing the DJ booth.

Meanwhile, the more intimate club room has three large VIP areas all surrounding the DJ booth.

For an island steeped with such clubbing heritage, it’s difficult to justify the words “rite of passage” for clubbers who come to Ibiza to experience a super club in all its glory.

However, Amnesia without doubt holds that position.

Amnesia began life as an 18th century farmhouse (or “finca”) that was home to the Plannells family for over five generations. It’s located adjacent to San Rafael on the highway between San Antonio and Ibiza Town, very much in the center of the island.

In 1970, the Planells family sold the finca to a widow from an aristocratic background. After the post Spanish Civil War hippy invasion of the island in the 60s, it was in the 70s where tourism began to boom in Ibiza.

A man from Madrid named Antonio Escohotado made a deal with the landlady in May 1976 to lease the house for 20,000 pesetas (€120) per month.

Escohotado wanted a name that would epitomise what the house allowed people to do: go out at night, forget their problems, in a place far far away from normal life. “The Workshop of Forgetfulness” (“El taller de los olvidadizos”) gave way to the Greek word that summed it up more simply: Amnesia.

Amnesia has remained one of Ibiza’s most important clubs for over five decades. The sound of the Balearic Beat is closely associated with the club’s music policy in the 80s and its resident DJ Alfredo.

In the last 20 years, the emergence of popular parties Cream and Cocoon have cemented Amnesia’s status as one of the most important clubs in Ibiza, and indeed worldwide.

Capacity, Layout & Rooms

Amnesia’s capacity is 5,000. It is the second largest superclub on the island behind Privilege.

Clubbers choose between two rooms: the gigantic terrace on your left when you arrive, and the smaller club room to your right.

Balconies in both rooms offer VIP access including table service.

Typically you can expect to pay an extra €20 on top of your ticket entry price for balcony access at the club, giving you a better vantage point of the dancefloors below.

Production

Amnesia uses a KV2 Audio sound system (installed in 2017), and a 3D lighting system by MADRIX.

The club has two ice cannons, one in each room. They are epic [check out a video of them in action here].

In both the Main Room and La Terraza, you’ll find VIP tables on the upstairs balconies, surrounding the room and facing toward to DJ booth. Most tables cater for up to 5 guests.

Compared to other clubs, VIP tables at Amnesia are generally more discreet and private. Some clubs put VIP almost front and center in the dancefloor, but that’s not the case with Amnesia. And perhaps that’s what you’re looking for with your VIP experience in Ibiza?

We’re expecting lots of new names at Amnesia in 2025 as Metamorfosi, Elrow, and Paradise will all be moving to other clubs on the island.

RESISTANCE will take over Wednedays, on 9 dates starting on the 23rd July.

Amnesia Presents with Ben Hemsley & Kettama kicks off on Monday 23rd June.

Eastenderz will move from Cova Santa and take over the Tuesday slot from the 15th July.

Do Not Sleep will of course return, with a series of Thursday parties beginning on the 15th May.

Last but not least, home grown party Pyramid will host Sundays once more, beginning on the 8th June.

Watch this space for the residencies to expect this season!

2024 Recap

The famous elrow was back on Saturdays, kicking off on the 25th May.

Pyramid returns to Amnesia on Sundays, with its main series of parties beginning on Sunday 9th June.

Jamie Jones’ famous Paradise parties lit up the terrace every Wednesday.

Danny Howard, Sonny Fodera took over Mondays with Amnesia Presents, opening on the 17th June.

Claptone’s The Masquerade moved from Pacha, taking over the Tuesday night slot. It opened on the 25th June.