Best Clubs In Mallorca
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Mallorca is best known for sunshine, beaches and summer holidays. Once the sun goes down, though, the island has a lot more to offer. Palma has developed its own electronic scene, while Magaluf is still home to some of Spain’s biggest clubs. Away from the obvious party spots, smaller rooms and newer venues are giving the island’s nightlife a broader identity. These are some of the best.
AMØK, Mallorca
The top pick here, and for good reason. Just a few kilometres from Palma Airport, AMØK operates on a proper scale, with an open-air terrace for sunset sets and an indoor main room for the late hours. The programme moves between house, techno, tech house, Afro house and melodic sounds. Its 2025 summer season brought in Ben Klock, Archie Hamilton, Ilario Alicante, James Hype and Melanie Ribbe. Jamie Jones, Stephan Bodzin, Loco Dice and Maceo Plex have also played here. It’s ambitious, well curated and has quickly become one of Mallorca’s essential club nights.
FITZ, Mallorca
The new kid on the block, and one worth watching closely. FITZ opened on 16 July 2026 inside the historic waterfront building that was home to Tito’s for decades. Run by Madrid’s Grupo Sounds, the multi-level space holds more than 700 people and looks out over the marina through floor-to-ceiling windows. A new d&b audiotechnik sound system takes care of the rest. PAWSA, Nic Fanciulli and Miguelle & Tons headlined the 12-hour opening party. With house, electronic and urban sounds all on the programme, it feels like a significant new chapter for one of Palma’s most famous nightlife addresses.
Selva Club, Mallorca
For anyone who likes their Mallorca nights a little rougher around the edges, Selva is the one. Out on the Son Castelló industrial estate in Palma, it leans towards the island’s more underground side. Techno and tech house sit at the heart of the programme, with regular nights such as Dark Room and Selva House Club running through a Funktion-One sound system. The atmosphere is sweaty, direct and music-led. The crowd comes to dance rather than pose.
Wave Club, Mallorca
Smaller, tighter and all the better for it, Wave keeps things intimate while still delivering a serious electronic programme. You’ll find it in Palma’s Can Valero industrial estate, around 15 minutes by taxi from the old town. The club has built its reputation around guest DJs and promoter-led nights, with the long-running R33 series among them. House and techno are at the centre of things. Previous bookings have included Guy J, Nick Warren and Anja Schneider, which gives you a good idea of the level.
BCM, Mallorca
A Magaluf institution and one of Mallorca’s biggest clubbing names, BCM has been going since 1988. This is the place for maximum impact. Expect huge production, thousands of people and international DJs, with the music and technology pushed to full volume. Over the years, it has hosted everyone from Carl Cox and David Guetta to Calvin Harris and Martin Garrix. Its 2026 season sticks with that big-name approach, with DJ Snake and CamelPhat among the bookings. Subtle it isn’t, but that’s very much the point.
Social Club, Mallorca
Down on Palma’s Paseo Marítimo, Social Club takes a more polished approach to a night out. This summer it reopened in a new home beneath the Hotel Victoria, right next door to FITZ. The marina setting gives it an instantly luxe feel. Inside, the main dancefloor is balanced by a more intimate second room, a cocktail bar and a VIP lounge. The music centres on house and electronic sounds, but here the overall atmosphere matters just as much.
Over Club, Mallorca
If the bigger venues aren’t your thing, head north to Palma’s Son Rossinyol industrial estate. Open since December 2025, Over Club takes a music-first approach inside a converted warehouse, with house and techno backed by a serious sound system and visuals to match. Its programme mixes local DJs with visiting artists, giving it a more connected feel than some of the island’s bigger rooms. It also runs year-round, so it isn’t just a summer option.
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