Mallorca Spain Travel Guide

There is something for everyone here though, with plenty of restaurants and quieter venues for those who are looking for a more relaxing pace on their holidays.

Mallorcans tend to head out quite late and it’s no surprise to find many bars and nightlife venues still very quiet at 22:00, but after that things begin to get livelier quiet quickly. Many of the island’s restaurants also have bars and live music so it’s possible to enjoy a nice meal and then spend your evening in the same place. The resorts on the northern part of the island tend to be more focused around restaurants.

The most popular tourist resorts for nightlife are Magaluf and Palma Nova. Magaluf sees huge numbers of young British tourists flock there each year and there are English style pubs, discos and bars to keep them entertained into the early hours. Bananas Disco and BCM nightclub are two of the most famous venues here. Licensing laws are relatively relaxed here, and prices are reasonable, making all night partying possible, if you’re body can take it.

Bananas Disco and BCM nightclub are two of the most famous venues here. Licensing laws are relatively relaxed here, and prices are reasonable, making all night partying possible, if you’re body can take it.