Akasha Ibiza guide: the Las Dalias club that stays open in winter

When the superclubs close in October, most visitors assume Ibiza's nightlife stops. It doesn't, it just moves north. Akasha, inside Las Dalias near San Carlos, keeps running weekend parties through autumn and winter. Here's what it is, what's on, and how to get there.

Las Dalias and its club

Las Dalias is a long-running hippy hangout and music venue in the north of the island, known for its market and its garden terraces. Akasha is its indoor club, open since summer 2022. It's small, around 300 people, with the DJ booth in the middle of the room in the style of a Boiler Room set, and projections on the walls. Many parties start in the Las Dalias garden in the afternoon and move into Akasha after dark. There's a rooftop smoking area overlooking the terrace, and PaloSanto, a Mexican restaurant with a dine-and-dance deal, is a few metres away.

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The music

Akasha is known for deep and melodic tech house, and Ibiza Spotlight says the club books DJs and live acts on quality alone rather than hype. Big names do appear as guests, but the room is too small for a show; the focus is the dancefloor around the booth.

October 2026 at Akasha

Listings from Ibiza Spotlight, October 2026. Prices run from about €10 to €25 depending on the party, and online tickets are about €5 cheaper than at the door. A New Year's Eve party at Akasha is also listed, from €25.

The winter calendar

Akasha runs from October to spring, mostly Friday to Sunday, with a pause in the middle of winter. In 2026 it reopened after that break on 7 February. That makes it the most reliable club night on the island in the off-season, alongside one-offs like Pacha's New Year's Eve.

The door policy

Entry is strictly 18+. The club recommends it for over-25s, and large groups of 18 to 24-year-olds arriving together may be turned away. Some garden parties that finish by 23:00 admit under-18s with a responsible adult, but check each party first. There's no published dress code; the feel is relaxed and bohemian.

Getting there

Akasha is just before the village of San Carlos, north of Santa Eulalia. Ibiza Spotlight's fares: about €11–16 from Santa Eulalia, €32–37 from Ibiza Town and €43–48 from San Antonio. There's a taxi rank next to the club for the return, and if you drive, the Las Dalias car park costs about €4.

Who Akasha suits

Akasha suits people who live on the island or visit out of season, and anyone who prefers a small room and a DJ in the middle of the crowd to a superclub. The club's own advice points to a slightly older crowd. If you're coming from Ibiza Town or San Antonio, treat it as a proper trip north and plan the taxi; combining dinner at PaloSanto with the party is the easiest way to make a night of it.

Quick tips

• Buy online: it's about €5 cheaper than at the door, and popular nights sell out.
• Check whether your party starts in the garden in the afternoon or only in the club at night.
• Big groups of very young guests may be refused; split up or go with a mixed group.
• Use the taxi rank next to the club for the return.