Amnesia was the first nightclub to open in Ibiza. It all started back in the 1970’s, when the owner bought the land for just four million pesetas. Nowadays it’s the favourite club for the people who live on the island. It was mainly an outdoor club in the old days, but bits and pieces have been added over the years to expand capacity and satisfy demand.

Bora Bora as it is today began in 1997 by a cosmopolitan band of workers and Gee Moore AKA DJ Gee. After a week or so he was introduced to a man called Etienne from Belgium who was the new manager of a small quiet bar called Bora Bora. It was newly painted and Etienne asked him if he wanted to try out the new sound system. The bar consisted of staff from countries such as Canada, France, USA, Spain, Uruguay and Germany, they all worked and played well together and soon built up a close friendship, both tourists and workers picked up on the unique vibe and 'The Bora Bora Beach Parties' were born!

A small after-hours party that grew out of all proportion in Y2K, DC10 is now a properly licensed club, with an official capacity of 1000. It might not look like much from the side of the road to Salinas beach, but inside it plays host to the zaniest, most colourful party crowd on the island.

Eden was born in 1999, rising from the ashes of former San Antonio Club Kaos. Under new management, and after the entire building got re-built, the club quickly began to get noticed as a serious Ibiza Player.

Es Paradis is one of the islands longest running clubs. It first opened its doors in 1975 and quickly became one of the forerunners of the Ibiza clubbing scene. It has an amazing decor inside, all white marble floors and pillars, ivy growing around pillars and dancers in cages above the dancefloor.

Gala Night, contrary to popular belief did not start out as a zoo, it was a place that was used by 18-30's for daytime events until the idea of throwing parties came up. This venue is pretty unique and rivals Space for the outdoors clubbing experience. There's often a BBQ in the evening and the venue offers plenty of seating and chill out space for anyone in need of re-charging their batteries. Oh, and it's also the home of the famous Zoo Project and Channel Zoo parties.

Ibiza Rocks Hotel first opened it's doors on 31st May 2008 and has quickly become the biggest youth hotel on the island. Known previously as Club Paraiso the hotel boosts 368 rooms, 2 outdoor pools, a gym, 4 bars, 2 restaurants and it's own Supermarket. Anyone staying in Ibiza Rocks Hotel automatically gets a ticket to the famous Ibiza Rocks gig (held at the hotel).

After the success of the first Pacha Club in the seaside town of Sitges. Ricardo Urgell saw an opportunity for a similar venture on the Balearic Island of Ibiza. The venue features an array of small hidden rooms alongside the major ones and is one of the few clubs to keep its doors open all year round.

The world's biggest club, Privilege has room for 10,000 party people, over 20 bars, tropical gardens, shops, restaurants and a swimming pool. At the beginning of the early 1970s this was an open-air venue but was more recently forced to muffle the sound of thumping bass with walls and a roof. Now with the addition of an enormous staircase, a vast dance floor and some of the most outrageous punters on the island, it's the place to get lost in, in more ways than one.

More information on Sankeys Ibiza to follow soon.

Opened in 1988, originally as a normal night-time disco, Space is now the ultimate after hours Club. Hosting several night-time parties as well, Space is a very popular venue.

Fiesta Hotel Ushuaïa is a luxurious hotel designed to perfection with a modern and cool design. Situated on the beach of Playa d'en Bossa and with Space on the doorstep, Ushuaïa offers more than just a place to stay - it's become the hottest place to party!

After a 22 million Euro investment the once beach bar has been transformed into what some people might describe as the finest music and beach hotel destination in the world. The main party arena with its huge swimming pool can hold up to 5,000 people and the main stage with its raised DJ booth looks out onto the crowd and the Mediterranean Sea.