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For many visitors to the island, dinner in the evening is just the start of a night out and there is a good nightlife scene here. During the height of summer, the young crowd tend to leave the beach for a lively night out in some of the islands legendary nightlife areas, such as Magaluf.

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If you’re looking for a quiet meal, there are plenty of restaurants with stunning sea views, or head out of the main tourist centres and into some of the smaller mountain villages, where you will be made to feel very welcome. For a lot of young people, the lively nightlife scene is one of the big attractions here, and the southern resorts on the island tend to be the ones with the greater number of bars and clubs.

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Palma Nova is perhaps slightly quieter than Magaluf, but still pretty lively. Outside the busy summer season Magaluf and Palma do usually see a dramatic change, catering much more for couples looking for a quiet break, with many of the nightclubs and bars closing during the week.

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