Pacha Ibiza opened its doors, turning the island into the mecca of music and partying. Since that moment, over 50 years ago, Pacha Ibiza has been synonymous with nightlife full of music, fun, and unforgettable experiences.
The current nightclub has evolved over the years but retains the essence of the 1970s and remains in the same location. That whitewashed house with its Ibizan-style façade has become an icon.
During the 1970s, Ibiza became a favourite destination for thousands of young people from the hippy community who, coming from all over the world, found in the island a haven where they could feel free. In this social context of change and evolution, Pacha Ibiza also broke with traditional nightlife and became the driving force behind the disco music revolution.
Thanks to this pioneering approach, the nightclub became a must-visit destination for dance and music lovers of the time.
In those years, freedom permeated every corner of Ibiza, and Pacha Ibiza embraced this philosophy perfectly, creating a space where no one felt like a stranger and everyone was welcome.
Flower Power party
In 1980, Pacha Ibiza hosted its first Flower Power party. Today, this event continues to keep alive the magic of the 1960s and 1970s that defined Ibiza.
Pacha Ibiza remains one of the most renowned and respected clubs, a global icon. Over its half-century of existence, Pacha Ibiza has evolved, adapted, and left an indelible mark on electronic music culture and nightlife.
Some of the industry’s most prominent DJs, such as David Guetta, Solomun, Martin Solveig, Bob Sinclar, Pete Tong, Marco Carola, Bedouin, Camelphat, and Claptone, among many others, have graced its stage and been part of legendary parties like Pure Pacha, Solomun+1, and Music On.
Through its music, atmosphere, and festive spirit, Pacha Ibiza has provided countless nights of joy, excitement, and unforgettable experiences to generations fortunate enough to witness the magic of this legendary club.
Over its 50 years, Pacha Ibiza has seen multiple generations grow and has evolved in step with the island and its people.
