Halloween 2016 In Ibiza

Halloween 2016 in Ibiza

For an island so synonymous with parties you wouldn’t expect the residents of Ibiza to let Halloween slip by without a party or two. An excuse for a shindig is never required in Ibiza, but when you combine Halloween with the last official day of summer, the end of the working summer for most residents…and the fact that the 1st November is a national holiday (Al Saints Day a Catholic celebration for the family that remembers the relatives that have passed), then Halloween is the perfect opportunity for one last swansong of the summer before the locals hunker down for winter.

Sankey’s, 29th October: “Tribal Sessions”
Hard Rock Hotel Ibiza, 29th October “Monster Ball”
Hostal La Torre, 31st October: “Sunset Party”
Heart, 31st October: “Halloween powered by OpenLab”
Ibiza Underground, 31st October: “Halloween party”
Pacha (in conjunction with Bambuddha), 31st October:  The infamous fetish Halloween dinner ball”
Pikes Hotel, 31st October: “The Brothers Grim present Halloween”
Sansara, 31st October: “The charm of illusions Halloween party”


The end of October is a great time to come to Ibiza. No crowds, late summer sunshine (normally!) restaurants you can breeze in to without having to queue, Halloween and amazing low season prices. Trick or treat yourself to some time in Ibiza next Halloween


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