Palma
Think of Palma as Marbella's more affordable little sister. Similar vibe, different salary. The up-and-coming destination brings beach club sophistication and year-round sunshine, delivering that perfect mix of chic and chill that makes a hen do work.
Mallorca strikes that perfect balance between relaxation and celebration — a Spanish island where Palma's stunning old town provides culture while the coastline delivers beach club luxury. The incredible diversity means you can wander the vintage shops in the Gothic quarters, enjoy champagne lunches at cliff-top restaurants, and dance at world-class beach clubs, all within 30 minutes of each other. It gives relaxed sophistication, you can celebrate in style without the pressure of other party destinations. Year-round appeal and excellent flight connections from across Europe make it incredibly accessible, while the sophisticated dining scene ensures every meal feels special.
Why Palma
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Palma's Old Town offers boutique hotels in converted palaces, while the seafront provides modern resorts with beach club access. Pick your poison, based on whether you want cultural Palma or beach club proximity. If she has a lot of nearest and dearest, you're in luck: villa rental is easy here with a lot of stunning properties designed specifically for groups.
Where To Stay
Paradiso Garden
Sitting 200 meters from Playa de Palma's white sands, this boutique hotel ticks boxes with a party atmosphere, private balconies and an on-site spa because, well, balance.
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Centrally located hotel with panoramic rooftop views over Palma's old town and port. Ideal for groups who want to be walkable to shops, tapas bars and bars without sacrificing comfort.
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Hotel Almudaina
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Nakar Hotel
Design-led boutique stay with a rooftop pool, spa and understated cool interiors. Located on Palma’s shopping strip, it’s a stylish base for hens who want to shop, spa, and sip cava with a view.
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Mallorcas beach club season mirrors Ibiza but with lower prices - May to October for full operation, with July-August being peak pricing. Unlike Ibiza, many venues stay open year-round with reduced hours. Book villa rentals 6 months ahead as the best properties have limited availability for group sizes over 12.
Book loungers at this iconic beach club for sunbathing, signature cocktails, sushi platters and oceanfront DJ sets. It’s where hen glam and wellness vibes coexist — you’ll want photos in every corner.
Daybeds at Purobeach Palma
A boutique winery offering private tastings of local Mallorcan wine with vineyard walks and rustic tapas. Set against rolling hills, it's a slow, sun-drenched moment of calm between parties.
Vineyard Tour at Terra i LAnima
Bohemian loungers, slow DJ sets and Mediterranean small plates by the water — it’s less showy than Nikki but equally photogenic. A great choice for that in-between day when you want to chill but not nap.
Beach Club at UM House
Spend the day on a private catamaran, sailing around the coast with onboard music, snorkelling stops, and chilled rosé in hand. Some charters include light bites, cava, and even paddleboarding.
Day Activities
Mallorca works perfectly for hen groups who want options — you can do the beach club thing, explore Palma's shopping scene, or live the On Deck life with your own chartered boat for the day. The island attracts chic crowds for good reason — everything feels effortlessly elegant.
Catamaran Charter
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Daybeds at Purobeach Palma
Book loungers at this iconic beach club for sunbathing, signature cocktails, sushi platters and oceanfront DJ sets. It’s where hen glam and wellness vibes coexist — you’ll want photos in every corner.
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Spanish dining happens late - lunch at 2pm, dinner never before 9pm, and evening aperitivos are sacred. Embrace the schedule to dine like locals, not tourists.
In Palma, brunch isn’t really a thing — the locals keep it light in the mornings and go heavy at lunch. Consider making breakfast a villa moment (with delivery), and saving your glam for beach clubs and long lunches. Bisou Palma Breakfast Boxes Beautifully curated breakfast boxes delivered to your villa or hotel with pastries, fresh fruit, jamon iberico, fresh juice, and bubbly. Ideal for that first morning after your flight or to revive the group post-club.
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Night Activities
Mallorca's nightlife strikes the perfect balance between sophisticated and seriously fun. Evening begins with cocktails at beach clubs where sunset views compete with people-watching, flows through Palma's historic quarter where centuries-old buildings house cutting-edge bars, and peaks in clubs that know how to celebrate.
What you need for a WILD NIGHT
A buzzy cocktail bar in Mallorca’s yachtie hotspot. Expect smart crowds, colourful spritzes and waterfront views. It’s flirty, social, and slightly glam — a strong pre-club option.
Bar Bop, Port Portals
A Palma icon that mixes high camp and old-world charm. Expect classical music, candlelight, rose petals, and fruity cocktails under cathedral-high ceilings.
Bar Abaco
One of Palma’s top dance venues with a high-energy atmosphere, commercial dance music, and a lively crowd. Go late, go glam, and prepare to sweat off your spray tan.
Brooklyn Club
Yes, that Pacha. Sleek interiors, premium sound system, and DJs spinning until sunrise. Bottle service and VIP areas are available — go big if it’s your final night.
Pacha Mallorca
Trendy but approachable, this harbourfront spot has panoramic terrace views and a loyal local crowd. Come for early cocktails and stay for house sets until late.
Social Club Palma
Lower-key but deeply cool, this underground venue plays everything from reggaeton to deep house and draws a more Spanish crowd. Very hen-do welcome.
Passarella Club
An oceanside cocktail bar perfect for a pre-dinner toast. Sit back on linen daybeds with a gin and tonic as the sky turns peach.
Sunset at Anima Beach
Legendary beach club known for live entertainment, flowing rosé, and decadent lunches by the pool. Bring your best outfits and your Amex.
Nikki Beach
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Pre-book club entry online - door queues for large hen groups can be lengthy, and guest lists often close by 10pm.
Mallorca's dining scene balances Mediterranean traditions with international sophistication, where beach clubs serve fresh seafood and historic Palma hides cocktail bars in Gothic courtyards. From long lunches overlooking the harbor to sunset tapas in stone-walled terraces, the island serves up relaxed luxury.
Eat and Drink
Coya
Sophisticated dining with stunning caldera-style setting and creative Mediterranean cuisine. Luxury atmosphere and impeccable service.
80-120 per person
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UM Beach House
Boho-chic, locally sourced Mediterranean dishes and a soft soundtrack that makes you feel like you're in Vogue. Come for lunch, stay for sunset.
40 per person
El Camino
Tapas bar with a twist — every dish is a conversation starter and the counter-style seating gives a buzzy, upmarket energy.
40 per person
Ombu
A vibrant dining room serving theatrical tapas dishes, fusion cocktails and solid vegetarian options. It’s fun, stylish, and tailor-made for groups.
30-40 per person
Aquanauta
Bright interiors, banging tacos, and tequila cocktails galore. Fun, fast, and perfect before a night out.
25-30 per person
Toni
A traditional Mallorcan restaurant with rustic decor, fresh paella, and local wine. One for a slower, more intimate night of storytelling.
35-45 per person
Nikki Beach Mallorca
Legendary beach club known for live entertainment, flowing rosé, and decadent lunches by the pool. Bring your best outfits and your Amex.
50 per person minimum spend
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Spanish dining happens late - lunch at 2pm, dinner never before 9pm, and evening aperitivos are sacred. Embrace the schedule to dine like locals, not tourists.
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