Ushuaïa Ibiza

Ushuaïa is part open-air club, part music festival, and fully unforgettable. Known for its huge poolside stage and world-class DJs, it’s the place to be if you want to experience the island’s legendary party scene. The production is on another level: incredible sound, pyrotechnics, dancers, and lighting that makes the whole venue feel electric. The vibe is glamorous and high-energy, attracting an international crowd ready to dance from afternoon until the early hours. Drinks are pricey, but that’s to be expected in a venue of this scale. If you’re in Ibiza for the music and the atmosphere, Ushuaïa delivers an epic, high-octane experience that’s hard to match.

The atmosphere is incredible! I had so much fun. I started feeling a little sick and light headed and one of the guards help find me a place to sit down and got me a fan. He was so nice and helpful. I definitely would've had to leave early if not for him. The only thing I wish the drinks were either a little stronger or less expensive.

Ushaia is an outdoor music club located within the hotel grounds. Events here start in the afternoon and end around 11 p.m. We attended a party headlined by Armin Van Buren. The sound was great, and the performance was accompanied by various effects. The club can hold several thousand people, so you need to be prepared for the fact that when it's full, it won't be easy to get to the bar or the bathroom. However, the bathrooms were clean and constantly maintained. We had a mojito at the party, and I have to say it was the most expensive mojito I've ever had and the second most disgusting. Making a mojito from syrup for €25? Well, that was actually the biggest mistake that cost Ushaia one star. Between the hotel entrances and the hotel party area, there is a shop selling clothing, fashion accessories, and souvenirs with the Ushuaia brand, where we also treated ourselves. :-)

One of the best clubs in Europe, I had an amazing experience there. People were nice. The ambiance was super cool and the night was made even better because I got to see my favorite artist, KYGO, perform. Definitely a night to remember!

Nice location and atmosphere the scenario is very cool. You have a lot of places where to dance and the bathrooms are cool and there are many of them so you never queue for r too long. Anyway is too expensive for my taste: 85€ entrance, 18€ a beer and 15€ half liter of water. During summer is very warm and the

Ushuaïa Ibiza – Impressive lineup, but overall underwhelming experience. The venue is definitely worth visiting if you're into big-name DJs and impressive performances — the lineup is a major highlight. However, apart from the artists, I personally wasn’t too impressed. Drinks are outrageously expensive, and right after the event, the staff started pushing people out quite rudely. You couldn’t even use the toilets before leaving, which felt very unfriendly. Overall, it feels a bit overhyped. Worth seeing once for the experience, but don’t expect too much beyond the music.

Came to see Martin Garrix and found it to be l a little dingy. Good news is its not hard to get a drink and it is spacious. Feel like it needs a slight upgrade but all good. The vip is off to the side but didnt go there. The lights and pyrotechnics were cool. The show was fun and I would go back.

David Guetta @Ushuaïa. Perfect, starts @17:00, and when the sun goes down, David starts. The sound, the light show, the ambiance, amazing. The prices are ridiculous, but worth every euro! Tip: if you want to party, go to the front, the party is between the podium and the pool. The other areas are for spectators, not party people 😉

What an amazing experience, Ushuaïa is ranked as one of the top 10 clubs in the world and it certainly earns its spot. I love the outdoor pool party vibes, great music, and amazing stage. Drinks are also better than expected, towards the back they even have a mojito bar that was outstanding especially for a "club drink", which are not as known for quality. The crowd was friendly, no drama, just great times. Obviously it gets crowded near the stage but there is plenty of space in the back to walk around and enjoy the scenery. I love how some of the hotel rooms feed right into the venue. I hear they are pricey, but what do you expect in Ibiza. They are probably a bargain considering you can drink in your room and step into the venue.

Staff were absolutely lovely upon arrival, welcome drinks to be expected and lovely service. We got a room that over looked the stage so we could see everything from our room however, we had no idea there would be late night stage set up with loud industrial banging and clanking all night prior to the actual shows over the weekend. In addition to the insane ruckus all night the AC didn't feel like it was working. The room was so hot every night and made it even more challenging to sleep. PROS: We had such a lovely time on the beach with the lounge chairs. The staff was very attentive, they had fun little performances through the day and beach front massages which I highly recommend. Our masseuse was fantastic. Beach drinks were very good, I felt like they did a pretty good job keeping the cocktails unique and well balanced. Snack foods they offered at the beach were also good. It was hard to get past the sleepless nights leading up to the shows which is why I gave this hotel 3 stars.

First time at Ushuaïa this past Tuesday to catch one of my all time favorite artists, Calvin Harris! Well worth the price of admission to hear him play all his hits! I've read a lot online about the experience here so I think it helped me manage expectations a bit. Whenever it's a big name DJ, it's gonna be packed, and it sure was. We got there just before 8pm, and there was virtually no line to get in. Once inside, it's like you are at a smaller stage at a festival like Coachella. Lots of lights, leds, lasers, the production value is pretty solid. Sound quality is great in the front/middle but towards the back it's a noticeable difference. We spent the first hour of the set in the middle of the crowd, and you feel like you are packed like a sardine. Not much room to dance and people on top of one another. They say if you want to get a good spot at the front, get there early but once you have to go to the bathroom or grab another drink, it's gonna be a whole excursion just to get back to your spot. The last half of the set, we went to the upstairs bars in the back. While it's mostly an obstructed view of the stage, there's plenty of room to dance and quick access to bars and bathrooms. For drinks, it was like $26 euro for a tequila soda, which is on par with what I've paid at any Vegas club. Overall, great experience due to the fact it was Calvin. The outdoor setting makes for a fun experience and I wouldn't hesitate to come back to see an artist that I'm a huge fan of.

To say that I was beyond excited to finally see Calvin Harris at the iconic Ushuaïa is beyond an understatement! We purchased our tickets online at tier 1 and got the entry before 7 pm option. For something like Ushuaïa and specifically for Calvin Harris, you'll want to come early so you can get a good spot either at the front of the stage or along the rail of the pool because it gets PACKED! I believe we got here around 6 PM and decided to dine at the bar lounge. There was a special for poke and 1 alcoholic beverage so we had something to eat as a good base. The water prices here are insane. Worse than Vegas, which is how you know it's expensive. If you go to the bar Minami they'll give you the canned water but all of the other bars get you bottled waters. I didn't bother buying more water after the initial purchase so I can't say if there was a price difference. I just know it wasn't cheap. Unlike UNVRS and Hï, Ushuaïa only has one section which is the MainStage itself. Since it's a day club it can get extremely hot so I do recommend bringing sunscreen with you. I also found it quite interesting that guests of the hotel have to go through the club in order to get to their rooms (if they're facing the club) and for future visits we'll consider one of these rooms because having all of that space is so worth it in comparison. The demographic here is quite wide and I like that. You get a nice mix of young kids and older people who are there for the vibes. Calvin Harris was about 15 min late but played for nearly 2 hours. It was an overall amazing experience and it was fun getting to hear him play a different kind of performance. Ushuaïa is one of those clubs you can't miss if you're visiting Ibiza, so I definitely recommend checking them out. (25/100--2025)

Came to see Martin Garrix and found it to be l a little dingy. Good news is its not hard to get a drink and it is spacious. Feel like it needs a slight upgrade but all good. The vip is off to the side but didnt go there. The lights and pyrotechnics were cool. The show was fun and I would go back.

This place lives up to the hype - definitely one of the best clubs in the world! My friend and I attended Dmitri Vegas and Mike Like and it was a blast! The club has huge space, and has multiple areas from where you can enjoy the artists. They serve food and alcohol inside the club which is amazing! My friend and I got a couple of tequila shots and tried glass noodles. They are priced exorbitantly but we were just happy to get some food lol. We were able to get our tix from a promoter so we got decent discount, I'll recommend to always use a promotor for Ibiza clubs. The vibes of this place are unmatched! I will surely be back to this club whenever I'm back in Ibiza!

People are so rude here !!!!!!!! I traveled from NYC to come here and I have never been around such mannerless people. I went to see Calvin Harris last night. In the middle of the crowd, when I tried to leave I was saying excuse me and people were not moving!!! They were literally saying no and crossing their arms. They kept blocking the way on purpose. NYC is always packed and we don't act like this!!!!! This island is beautiful for sure but the people are racist.

It's an experience! Whether you'll like it or not largely depends on the type of the 'race' you like. Comfort - none. It's standing room only, no access to the pool (although the crowd revolves around pool). Getting a VIP table or the hotel room facing the pool are the ways to avoid standing-crowd-only situation. DJ and music - all depends on the day you attend. Drinks - super basic, soda & your choice of basic alcohol with it. To sum up - people don't seem to be dancing here but rather hanging out standing up. If you like the music playing and being in the crowd is enjoyable then you'll probably like that place. P.S. with some of the tickets you have an option of getting access to the Ushuaia rooftop. It doesn't play the same music but gives you a bird view of the day club, and a place to relax

I had a great time at Ushuaia and enjoyed my stay! The rooms are just perfect. The bathroom shower / has great pressure and they use Clarion products. Each and every staff member super helpful and friendly. They have an amazing breakfast. Literally everything you can possibly imagine to eat for breakfast/ brunch. Great location. The pool and beach / great vibe. Perfect location. Then the venue.. Wow wow wow. Everything you expect and more.

Such a fun place. My husband and i travel often and we have been blown away by the wonderful energy here. It's been nonstop good vibes, good people and good times. We've had the pleasure of enjoying 2 nights of amazing DJs and have the best time. We absolutely loved our time here and all the people we Met. I'd definitely recommend to anyone looking for an experience.

Ushuaia was a great experience for me while visiting ibiza. This is the most popular beach club for good reason. The location is right near the beach and the venue it self is nice. I would recommend getting there early because it does get packed! It was pretty hard to get to a nice view of the stage with all the crowd. Drinks were expensive inside, make sure to pregame before heading in! I got my ticket with the skydeck drink included and it has a great view of the club and the beach! It was worth it! I would check the view out before heading in to party. I will definitely be back! Be sure to add this to your list of MUST DO while visiting, you won't be disappointed!

This is the best venue in Ibiza. It's organized and the venue is gorgeous. The bartenders are super slow though, like they are not in a rush to serve. But otherwise amazing experience.

Loved the vibe and the DJ's. We got a stageview room and enjoyed the events right from our balcony. Highly recommended!

Hello I just want to say 2 things... 1. The place and party was amazing !!!! So I can highly recommend 2. On 24.08/23 I was at the Ushuaia Ibiza club for Martin Garrix's performance. Much before his performance, I saw a short, brunette girl in a red dress and, if I remember correctly, she was wearing white sneakers. She must have been alone because I saw her twice and there was no one with her but I'm not 100% sure. She was standing by the stage on the left side (looking at the stage) but looking from the stage she was standing on the right side by the stage itself. On the instagram of one of the DJs I found a photo with the outline of this girl and the place where she was, I leave the link below. This is the 2nd photo from this post showing the scene, people and the flames. if you look between the first and second flames you will see a girl in a red dress. I am asking you for help, if anyone has been in this sector and has any photos or video from that side maybe capture her or know this person please is there any chance to help me to contact her? Thank you very much for your help and I hope that I will be able to speak with her. BTW: I'm not a stalker or weirdo, there was a lot of beautiful women's but she got something that attracted me, I hope ushuaia community can help. Thank you https://www.instagram.com/p/CwXocSeNIE3/?img_index=2

I can confidently say I've never been to a beach club like Ushuaïa before. I went with a big group of friends for David Guetta. We purchased tickets online in advance and entry was quick and easy. I read somewhere that this venue can host 4,000 but it actually seemed like even more than that once we were inside. There is a huge pool in the center which is surrounded by the VIP areas. Hordes of people were packed in close to the stage and we opted to stay more towards the back and sides which were far more comfortable. Drinks are outrageously expensive. Similar to Vegas club prices. I dropped nearly one hundred euro on four or five drinks throughout the course of the night. While I wasn't overly impressed by David Guetta himself, I was entertained visually by the crowd, the trapeze artists and lights, and the low-flying planes overhead. I also loved that this was probably the only place in Ibiza where the entertainment starts early and everything is over at midnight. This is for sure not my usual scene but it was fun for a one time thing.

Uhm - what kind of crazy club is Ushuaia? Anyone looking for a good time to party needs to at least check out some of the acts here. It's pretty big with a pool connected with several other small pools, a main stage, a stairway to a second floor viewing area and little villas surrounding the entire club. The main stage has a crazy fog cannon that blasts out one huge stream from the middle that gulfs the entire dance floor near the stage as well along with great lighting, pyro and lots of other effects littered throughout the entire venue. Have to love how great the effects are utilized here along with the sound quality which is terrific (the only area where it'll be muffled a bit will be the second floor). The acts they have at Ushuaia are also top notch with the big hitters like Armin and Avicii to a long host of other smaller DJs that are fairly solid for the most part. Armin especially is one to watch out for as the club seems tailor made for him. While the earlier DJs take the main stage, Armin comes out from the center of the pool in a custom made DJ booth that spins around with him with go go dancers and effects all around the pool. It's zany! The bar is fairly standard although there was a mojito bar (about 15 euros) that was in the back that were a bit overly sweet but quick to get. People are generally fairly nice too - no overly pushy people (just a lot of chill, fun people of surprisingly diverse age ranges...at least when I was there). Some may be annoyed by a few things such as the airplanes that fly by fairly low (although personally and to the people around, it was a fun sight to see) along with the high drink prices (although it averaged about 15 euros for most drinks). Do note too that the party starts/ends earlier since it's dubbed as a outdoors beach club so make sure to have some night plans after (probably to pick up some food). Also note that the club gets really packed around the second to last act so if you'd like a good spot to dance or see the main DJ, make sure to come in before then - wherever you stand. (Just a note - I paid 60 euros for the Armin night online - a little higher than average - YMMV.) Ushuaia is a fantastic beach club and one of the best I've been to worldwide yet in terms of just sheer wow factor.

Probably my favorite club on Ibiza. I loved watching the sun go down while dancing to my favorite DJs. Even though it's an outdoor area, the sound was amazing. I was really impressed by that. There's plenty of space, both on the floor and up on the terrace. The dancers and shows were fantastic and well-choreographed. The drinks queue wasn't a problem, and service was quick. Drinks are in the pricey end, but what can you expect from Ibiza? I'm definitely coming back here

Ushuaïa is definitely the best dayclub in Ibiza. The venue is huge, the staff is well organized and the DJ's & sound system are great. I went to Ushuaïa on my trip to Ibiza in July. David Guetta was performing so it was much less packed than an Axwell show. Pros: The venue - huge! It's outdoor so it's not too hot & stuffy like a nightclub The crowd - mid twenties to mid thirties. Many other clubs in Ibiza had young crowds so this was refreshing. The location - near a bunch of restaurants, shops, etc. in Playa d'en Bossa but at the very end of the strip. Hotel - the hotel is attached to venue! Completely convenient if you want to pay 800 euros for a hotel room and want to live, breath, sleep, and hear *untz*untz*untz* all night! Production - the production level at the show was amazing. This is what you pay for people, the production! The girl flying over the pool hanging onto balloons circa the movie Up, the dancers in those water balls in the pool, etc. Cons: Expensive! - Much like everywhere in Ibiza, the drinks were expensive! The cheapest drink was a shot of hierbas for 5 euros so I mostly stuck to that. At one point I wanted a beer so I asked the bartender what kind they had. Answer - Heineken! That's it! One choice, price = 12 euros (about $15-16 US dollars for 1 beer!!) Cover - 70 euros (just under $100 US dollars) to get in the club folks. This is pretty standard in Ibiza but it still hurts me to pay cover let alone $100. All in all if you had to choose 1 stop in Ibiza, this should be it. The only reason it's not 5 star for me is because you can get all of this in Vegas at a slightly nicer venue. I met people from all over the world here and the only thing everyone was talking about was Vegas. The one thing you can't get in Vegas are the gorgeous beaches that Ibiza has to offer...

Wow - what a time to be alive. Great sets from Kygo & David Guetta. The crowd for David Guetta is a bit older than I expected though.

My review is based on shadiness and rudeness. We purchased the early admission tickets to arrive by 6pm. Paid for them in advance. We arrived 15 mins before the time, the line was being held (it wasn't that busy) and by the time they allowed us to get to the check in area the door people said sorry you have to pay the difference. I explained to them we were there on time but was held and they just rudely dismissed me, got security and asked us to either pay or leave. We decided to just pay the difference which was supposed to be just $15 euros more, they swiped my card and charged us $25 more. At that point I asked for a refund for the total amount, they said they would but didn't. We not only got charged but also didn't get in because apparently if you question them you're a nuisance and they escort you out. Never in my life have I been treated this poorly. This ruined our Ibiza club experience as it was our first time ever visiting. I'm disputing the charge with my cc company and hope nothing like this happens to anyone else FYI: we weren't the only ones who they did this to. There was at least 20 more people who were treated this way who were refused entrance and were charged

We were told that there was nothing like it but coming from SoCal and Las Vegas we came in with a fair bit of skepticism. Nothing quite like it indeed! It's like a single stage festival mixed with a beach party all together in one. Paved cement, permanent and pop up bars and plenty of space. Great bathrooms and multiple gift shops haha. We showed up late but security was still a breeze. They didn't even scan our tickets. They did try to card my date, but at 26 she's starting to love looking young. They let us go without much hassle. The crowd was great (as expected from Europe) and didn't get too rowdy like it would have back home. Plenty of beautiful people getting down to Kygo. The stage and lighting all over was incredible with dancers up 20 ft in the air. What a great time. If we make it back, we'd love to stay at the hotel too!

I have visited Ushuaia Beach club multiple times, and saw big stars there like AVICII, and many others. I really enjoyed the vibe, and making new friends. I Also rented a room once, which was a lot of fun. If you like famous house djs, and you have the budget i recommend boookin a room. And if you like a big daytime party, i recommend it as well!

We went there for Martin Garrix. Incredible time! The heat and humidity is out of their control, obviously, but maybe some misters and extra fans or something. We had a table, and the service was great. Adding extra people to the table, seems like it could have been handled better. Again, as a veteran of the industry, the price to add 1 person to a table, outweighs a person's salary for the day. And I was adding 4 people to our table. Let alone all the other tables that had add ons too. All in all, its great, but I've been to hundreds of clubs around the planet, and I'm not sure why its ranked so highly, except maybe because its in Ibiza and the DJ line up. But its still not bad, but that's my opinion.

1. Very crowded!! - Impossible to move around or dance without being stepped on, long lines to get drinks. 2. Overpriced (entrance and drinks). Some bartenders demanded extra charges for drinks. 3. Very rude staff - yelling at people in the bathroom line, claiming that the handicapped bathroom is 'for staff use only' while insulting us.

A very cool venue with pools and bars. I came here twice during my stay in Ibiza and had two quite different experiences. The first time was for David Guetta's opening night in Ibiza so it was absolutely packed. My friends and I were pretty close to the front and we could barely move. Nevertheless, the event was amazing and so much fun. The stage and lighting was incredible as well. It was pretty expensive but definitely worth it. The second time was for Tinnie Tempah and the venue was a lot less crowded so I actually got around to exploring the place. At the back there's a shallow pool that you can step into and the water comes up to your shin. It's a really nice area away from the stage where you can just dance and relax. Another plus for this venue is their bathrooms haha. The lines were long but not insane-great-wall-of-china-length like the ones that I'm used to at concerts. Furthermore they were also impressively clean and pretty nice.

Oh lawdy, where do I begin. Ushuaia is what I imagined Ibiza to be. When convincing my friend to add Ibiza to our itinerary, my one-line hook was, "it's the Las Vegas of Europe." + amazing beaches + nature + larger quantity of attractive Europeans + more cray cray - gambling - pretentiousness. Ushuaia is currently advertised as a day club, which correlates with the fact that most of their shows end at midnight compared to 7am for other Ibiza venues. Tickets will run you around 35€, which tends to be on the cheaper side. As most Ibiza virgin guides will tell you, it saves money to buy tickets in advance. However, if you buy online, you'll need to print your tickets. It's also possible to get the same price (or cheaper, if you go earlier) via ticket vendors and promoters. They can be found all along the streets and will have tickets for almost all of the clubs. We were told that a picture of your passport suffices as ID, but when we arrived at the club entrance, the lady said I didn't need to bother and allowed us in. My friend and I were already excited out of our minds for Hardwell's Revealed Recording's Opening Party on 6/14 with R3hab, Sick Individuals, and Deorro, and the venue's layout only made it better. Like a Vegas day club, there's a big pool in the middle of the venue, which is inaccessible during the show. To the left of the entrance is the stage, complete with background screens, lights and lasers, pyrotechnics, confetti contraptions, and air blasters. Everywhere else is ample dance space, which, interestingly, is surrounded by hotel rooms (that must be a huge plus of staying at Ushuaia's hotel). Well-maintained restrooms are on either side of the stage, and there's a small gift shop to the left. As for the show, Ushuaia has the lights and sounds down. It even has airplanes that fly overhead throughout the show, due to its proximity to the airport. As with most Ibiza clubs, drinks are preposterously priced, and water is 9€ for a 250ml bottle (which is bigger than the water bottle Space gives you, btdubs). Pro tip: drink a bunch of water before entering the club (my friend and I downed 1.5L each) to prevent dehydration without breaking the bank. The bathrooms are a short walk away. Oh, and there doesn't seem to be a dress code, so wear comfy clothes and shoes. Given the amount of space, we didn't have any issues with people stepping on our feet (but we did at Space since it was so packed--oh the irony). My guess is that the relative affordability and spaciousness of Ushuaia is due to the fact that the venue is more Las Vegas than it is Ibiza in terms of show times and DJs, so it may be less popular with Europeans. But dancing in a spacious, open air venue with amazing theatrics, planes flying overhead, and DJs playing songs I knew made Ushuaia my fav. Though I know my European friends frown upon the "Americanization" of the Ibiza EDM scene (Ushuaia recently bought Space across the street), I'm smiling a bit wider :)

Place is legit. Coming from the States it's quasi-similar to a Las Vegas day party. Most comparable to the layout of Encore Beach Club. However, there are noticeable differences which sets this venue apart. 1: it's not really a pool party. They section off the pool when the main acts perform. Nobody is in the pool. 2: Starts & ends later. Went for Kygo on 7.29.18 & he came on stage around 10pm, ending @ midnight. There were acts before him but it's not an early start, early finish venue. 3: the main stage with the light show far surpasses any Vegas venue, including EBC, Wet Republic, Marquee, Daylight, etc. 4: you have damn 757's flying a couple hundred feet overhead while the performance is occurring. Surreal & awesome. Place lives up to the hype. Has the best DJ's and is a great way to start the night. Go there, bet buzzed, grab dinner & then hit the other clubs which start / stay open much later. Also, bring your wallet. 15€ per Heineken. Cheers!

Just came back from Like Mike & Dimitri Vegas. First of all, the venue is pretty cool but drink prices aren't in touch with reality. €10 for a small bottle water!!! W&W were in the lineup which is the reason I got tickets. Like Mike & Dimitri Vegas absolutely SUCK. Just other people's vocals (Oasis, Whitney Houston, Coldplay etc) followed by noise. Like Mike does not shut up. He's CONSTANTLY shouting 'get your f*** hands up' or 'let me hear you make some f**** noise'. I get it, that can be fun but it is literally every 30 seconds ALL night. Their set was messy and disjointed. No flow at all. They are all over the place. Finally at 11:10pm W&W came on. It sucked cuz they only played for 20 minutes (really??) and the whole time Like Mike wouldn't shut the f** up. Basically the club was ok. Don't need to ever go again. DJ's sucked ass.

My review is for the Ushuaia Beach Club which is is the bomb day party in Ibiza! It's basically the pool of the Ushuaia hotel that gets turned into a massive pool party from 5pm to Midnight throughout the week. I was in Ibiza last year when they first opened, but unfortunately didn't get a chance to go to any shows. Man do I regret missing Tiesto last year because after seeing Avicii kill the decks this year, all I can say is Wow!!! The fun is hidden inside the walls of the Ushaia Hotel located in Playa d'en Bossa and from the outside you don't see much of it at all. Once inside you come to find that it's a massive area with a giant pool in the middle and various raised areas and bars around the outside. At the front is a nice sized stage, especially for a pool, and at the back are more decks and bars. I don't know the exact size, but I swear that you could play a football game in the whole area...it's seriously that big. Surrounding all of that are the actual rooms and suites of the hotel which must be a great place to watch a show from. The hotel and pool area are swank and I love the random decorations everywhere. There are giant insects on the walls, various animal statues everywhere and lots of other interesting decor in bright colors all over the place. It's not your typical pool to say the least and I really enjoyed the randomness of what they had going on. As for the stage, it's pretty big and you can actually walk around the entire thing. The sound is great here and I really liked the lights and laser effects that came from the stage and surrounding pool area. One of my favorite views was from behind the stage where you could see the entire crowd that was packed all the way to the back. I mostly kept to the side myself since it was insane in the middle of the crowd, but I would often pop in and out of the madness since everyone was dancing and having a great time. Overall this is a great venue and I wish that we had something like this in Los Angeles. The crowd is fantastic, the folks running the place have their sh%t together and it was just an amazing time all around. I have to admit that I was kind of sad when the show ended so early at midnight, but then again it's Ibiza and that's right when the other clubs are just getting warmed up =) p.s. It's pronounced "Oo-Shuay-Ah" if you were wondering

OMG..... after this how can any beach club experience top this??!?!?!?!?! You're right... nothing tops this. One of the biggest hot spots in Ibizia at the Ushuaia hotel, the Ushuaia Beach Club hosts parties all day and all week long with resident DJ's like Avicii, and David Guetta. Coming here on Sunday was one of the best, if not the best decision I made the whole time we were in Ibiza. I was here last week for the Avicii party and it was nothing short of amazing. The space is split up by a few bars located around the perimeter of the open area. From any vantage point, you have a really good view of the stage, and can fully expect to enjoy the lights, lasers and other displays with ease. If you are hungry, they have a hamburger station in the back where they grill it for you while you're enjoying your show. If you made it up to the front like Kat and I did, you can also expect to get sprayed with a cooling fog mist while you're dancing your butt off! This is a great place to come and a must on your Ibiza to-do list. Music wise, they have some of the most awesome DJS- I was fortunate enough to also see Hardwell that night! Visually, the club is beautiful and also has great light displays, fireworks, and other goodies. Getting here is so easy- being near the disco bus stations, you'll have no problem getting here from other sides of the island.

no big deal, only the best club I've ever been to. it's €60 to walk in the door but you can find promoters all over the streets and get a better deal. It is pricy (EUR 9 for a water bottle as tiny as I've never seen it before, EUR 12 for a beer and around EUR 20 for a mixed drink) but it's totally worth it. We went to a day club/pool party event with my group of friends from Munich. Everybody at the club was having a great time, the music was amazing, everybody was social and they had lots of shows, such as girls dancing at/in the pools. The party was still going on when we left at night time, not sure how long they go. I used to love Vegas pool parties but now all I want is to go back to Ibiza. Keep up the great work, Ushuaia! You'll see me again!

"The Dream Venue" of many Ibiza DJs, this is outside party palace with every amenity! Everything from a great stage to a beautiful pool, the Ushuaïa Ibiza Experience is one you don't want to miss. They've hosted some of the greatest DJs of all time, & held legendary parties. This place is a must, along the circuit of nightclubs, for the serious club enthusiast.

My favorite club we visited in Ibiza! Huge stage and great sound, beautiful lights and show while DJ is spinning. Lots to look at, great music. I discovered Nervo here and have been a huge fan of theirs ever since. The pool is just steps away from the ocean on the beautiful beaches of Ibiza. However, being from America, we thought pool partied meant wear bathing suits.......whoops! We were the only ones! Haha. Great place to start the evening and move to another night club later in the night, as the pool party starts early.

Partied my ass off here during the summer of 2013. The pool is just amazing, not to mention the white beach cabanas. The events can be a bit overwhelming at times because the pool area directly faces the rooms and balconies, but it is Ibiza after all. If you don't want to party go to the sister island Mallorca! The venue is of course very pricy (even compared to the local "norms"). But that is the price you pay to be amazed. One thing I would definitely like to see improve is the attitude of some of the hotel stuff. They can be nasty and unwelcoming at times.

As a CLUB, Ushuaia is the best day/early afternoon and early evening club. They pull massive talent for their week day shows and their Saturday ANTS party showcases many of the hard working Ibiza based musicians and tech house DJs who've been playing in and around Ibiza for years. Of course the big names like Hardwell, Martin Garrix, etc pull in the crowds but if you want to see Ibiza and hear Ibiza as it is to most long time Ibiza fans, ANTS is the party to go to.

Definitely the best beach club in Ibiza!!! We attended the opening party that over 3000 people attended and it was amazing!!! The only downside was the line to get drinks (30-40 min wait time).

Was okay but not worth the price you have to pay for drinks 16 Euros and 9 Euros for water! The music was not good in the beginning but then got a bit better towards the end. They had a great pool and even though it was a pool party, you were not allowed to go in, only in the baby pool section. My advice, skip it.

The Ushuaia Beach Club is situated on Playa d'en Bossa. Every evening there is a different party in the summertime. On Mondays David Guetta played at the club. The party goes until midnight. The show and the DJs were great. The location is decorated with colorful animals and there is pool in the middle of the club. In addition to the entrance fees you must expect high prices for drinks. At midnight the party ends and the bar is closed immediately. Der Ushuaia Beach Club liegt am Playa d'en Bossa. Jeden Abend gibt es im Sommer eine andere Party. Montags legt dort David Guetta auf. Die Show und die DJs waren super. Die Location ist sehr fantasievoll dekoriert mit bunten Tieren und einem Pool in der Mitte. Zusätzlich zu den Eintrittspreisen muss man mit hohen Preisen für die Getränke rechnen. Um Mitternacht endet die Party und die Bar wird sofort geschlossen.

I love this place. There is no beach club like ushuaia. The music and the party's they have are amazing. With the open air concept you can always feel the breeze from the ocean while dancing to the top music of the world. The hotel rooms are very nice, even the most simple once. Only thing I would give a little heads up about is the prices of drinks: it's expensive. But then again, all of ibiza is expensive ‍. Definitely a place worth a couple of visits. I had so many amazing parties here! My instagram: nejrakadric

Came here an evening in July for Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike pool party. Super cool venue! Tons of space for dancing-- even with a large crowd I didn't feel like a sardine. Aside from outrageously overpriced drinks (not that I didn't expect this), the pool and setup was beautiful and situated right on the ocean. Love that the balconies of the rooms overlook the pool area! Like one big party.

Atttended one of the biggest day parties of the summer...BBC radio 1 was hosting. The lineup included Pete Tong, David Guetta, Afrojack, Eric Prydz, etc. We didn't have tickets till the day before...luckily one of our friends who was there the day before was able to get tickets at one of those booths at the beach. Venue is huge, sound system is great and people are friendly. Like any other place in Ibiza, it's pretty expensive. We didn't end up buying drinks...just pregamed really hard and made friends with people who had rooms there. We paid around 60 euros to get in though.

We saw Swedish House Mafia here and the place was beautiful. The show started early and the opening DJs were ok. The set up is cool as it's easy to get close to the stage and the dance area is surrounded by pools with beautiful models dancing and VIP sections with "angels" giving massages and bottle service. The area was also enclosed by outdoor patios for guests to watch from their rooms. My only complaint about this place was the price of EVERYTHING. Ibiza is expensive but this is ridiculous. Water bottles were €12 and it was €17 for a single Heineken. The guests are beautiful and very friendly. Lots of Aussies who are always fun and ready to party. The venue was worth this visit but I'm more impressed with day clubs in Vegas since the pool here was roped off for the models and the Vegas clubs are a bit more intimate.

Do not enter before 9pm, its dead. Put your name on guest list to avoid paying the 50 euro. Avoid trance nights. Just like any other club, make sure the Dj's playing are the favorites, otherwise the place is mediocre

A massive rave tent smack down right in the middle of a 5 star hotel. Too bad for hotel some guests... But I loved it!!!!! Best day club in Ibiza!

Was just here last week to see both Avicii and David Guetta, and this place absolutely lived up to expectations! Both shows were amazing. We showed up around 8 pm, and were able to get a spot towards the middle before the place got too crazy packed. Once people filled in, it was your typical Ibiza club experience. Drinks at 16 euros for a pretty weak vodka Sprite, were outrageously expensive, but that is to be expected! Absolutely recommend for anyone looking for great DJs and an amazing party!

I had such a blast here! The DJ's are great and the international crowd is AWESOME! I was so lucky to be invited by my talented friend and will never forget this experience.

We went there several times, we saw kygo and dimitri vegas & like mike, carnage, nervo and nora en pure, every party brought the real ibiza experience, it was amazing!!!

I was leading to AVICII and ended eating in the best place in Ibiza, and try the cigars awesome

Cool place unfortunately looks like everyone is on drugs or selling drugs haha. Massive outdoor beach party with people from all over the world. Around 45 Euros to get in