DK Travel : Costa Blanca : Bars & Nightclubs

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Molí Blanc, Xàbia (Jávea)

A classic in Xàbia, this club is always packed out on summer weekends. Resident and guest DJs play house, techno and a bit of Spanish pop to get the crowd going.
Olé, Xàbia

This taverna is more than a tapas bar. Housed in a handsome 19th-century mansion, there are always temporary art exhibitions, and live music (usually jazz or blues) is a permanent fixture during the summer months.
Pachá, Torrevieja

There’s an outpost of Pachá in almost every party town on the Med; this one attracts Spanish and international DJs, who keep the lively young crowd dancing until dawn.
Pachá, Torrevieja

An outpost of the celebrated international club, Pachá offers a great night out in Torrevieja. Music is provided by an excellent line-up of Spanish and international DJs. A young crowd keeps the place buzzing until very late.
Palau Altea, Altea

Altea’s main cultural centre features regular performances of opera, zarzuela (typical Spanish operetta), theatre dance and classical music, as well as jazz, flamenco and pop concerts.
Penélope Beach Club

The beachfront outpost of the mega-club Penélope (see Penélope, Benidorm), this is an elegant bar-cum-club, where you can sip a cocktail and watch the crowds flow along the seafront. The action starts late, when the music hots up and the go-gos get going.
Penélope, Benidorm

One of the coolest clubs in Benidorm, with a perfect beachfront location, this is a great place to start the night. If you decide to stick around, things begin to hot up, with top DJs, go-go dancers and a slick, well-dressed crowd.
Pitius, Denia (Dénia)

This colourful, friendly bar is popular with locals of all ages. Resident DJs raise the tempo at weekends, when it packs out. There are special theme nights throughout the summer.
Proceed with Caution

Boys beware: Spanish women are usually surrounded by protective boyfriends or brothers.
Revival, Alicante

Revival is one of the most popular discos on the “techno route” on the outskirts of Alicante, but be warned, it’s for committed dance fans only; it keeps going non-stop from Saturday night right through until Monday morning.