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Bar Monalisa is located near the old town, where the promo tours of the big clubs end in the evening – a good place to get on guest lists. Inside, sofas, swings and homemade mojitos await. The prices are, as usual in Ibiza's nightlife, high.
On the roof of the Hotel Cenit near Figueretas lies this pool bar with a terrace and sea views. There are Mediterranean snacks, cocktails and a breakfast buffet in the morning; in the evening, the place is especially popular at sunset. The audience is mixed and LGBTQ+ friendly.
Glitterbox runs at the Hï Ibiza Club in Playa d'en Bossa and is aimed at a mixed audience of all orientations. On stage are international DJs and live performances by disco divas, the sound ranges from classic disco to modern house. Opulent stage production, extravagant dancers and dazzling party attire of the guests characterize the nights until dawn.
La TROYA is one of the most famous queer parties on the island, mixing house and techno with drag shows, performers in imaginative costumes and a dose of Brazilian carnival. The celebration is exuberant and inclusive.
Sunrise is located in the middle of the old town on Calle de la Virgen, recognizable by the neon lights and the swings under the ceiling. On the street terrace, you can watch the hustle and bustle with cocktails – many come for the pre-drinks before clubbing.
Gay bars in Ibiza are concentrated in a single, highly visible place: Carrer de la Mare de Déu in the old town of Ibiza Town, better known to many travelers as Calle de la Virgen. In the old harbour district of La Marina, this narrow, cobblestone alley has been the heart of the queer scene on the island for years. Small terrace bars, boutiques and trendy shops are lined up here. On summer evenings, the alley is so crowded that you can hardly push your way through. Because most of the restaurants are small and open to the street, what is happening outside is just as important as inside.
In Sant Antoni on the west coast, on the other hand, there are hardly any gay bars of its own. On the other hand, the Sunset Strip is a well-known address for the sunset with chillout music. The big club nights for a queer audience do not take place in a fixed scene location, but as changing party series in the island's big clubs, often with their own gay nights in the summer program. Overall, Ibiza is very open, and gay guests are welcome practically everywhere. If you are looking for a clear starting point for the evening, it is best to start in the old town and move on from there. An overview of bars and clubs on the island can be found at the following addresses.