The Best New Places to Visit in Ibiza with a High-Class Escort
Ibiza reinvents itself every season.
New beach clubs open, restaurants change hands, and venues that did not exist two years ago become the most talked-about addresses on the island. For a client visiting Ibiza with a high-class escort in Ibiza from Top Companions, knowing what is worth your time in the current season is the difference between a stay that feels present and one built on recommendations several summers out of date. This is our guide to the finest new and recently opened venues in Ibiza for 2026, chosen with a private companion visit in mind.
Playa Soleil. The New Standard on Playa d’en Bossa
Playa Soleil occupies the beachfront on Playa d’en Bossa where Bora Bora, the beach club that more or less invented barefoot daytime dancing in Ibiza, stood for four decades. The site has been rebuilt as a modern, Tulum-inflected space backed by Ushuaïa Entertainment and the Marí brothers, and it has quickly become one of the most interesting additions to the island’s beach club scene. The day is designed to flow without a break: sunbeds and Balinese loungers facing the sea in the morning, a serious Mediterranean kitchen built on local organic produce through lunch, and a soundproofed club space that carries the crowd from sunset into the night. The old Bora Bora name even lives on in the connected pool parties behind the venue, so the heritage is present without the nostalgia. It sits about ten minutes by taxi from Ibiza Town, which makes it an easy afternoon that turns into an evening with a companion rather than a night that has to be planned around a long drive home.
Noho Beach Club. Mediterranean Gastronomy at Las Salinas
Noho Beach Club sits on the sands of Ses Salines, in the protected salt-flat stretch at the south of the island that draws a more discerning crowd than the main resort strip. The kitchen ranges wider than most beach clubs: sharing plates that move from Japanese seafood and Peruvian ceviche to Valencian rice dishes and Italian pasta, matched with a proper wine list, signature cocktails and deluxe loungers on the sand. It keeps its doors open all year rather than closing after summer, which tells you something about how seriously the food is taken. The Salinas setting also puts you within a short walk of island institutions like Sa Trinxa and the Jockey Club, so an afternoon here comes with some of the best people-watching Ibiza offers. For a long, unhurried stretch that moves from a swim to lunch to an early evening by the water, it is one of the strongest new options on the island.
La Vanda. Piano Bar and Restaurant at Talamanca
La Vanda opened on Talamanca beach as a restaurant and piano bar, steps from the sea and a short drive from Ibiza Town. The cooking is homemade Mediterranean with a global reach, running from grilled aged beef and lobster rolls to a local-egg tortilla, best taken slowly with a cocktail as the light drops. What sets it apart from the beach clubs that dominate most new Ibiza openings is the live piano and the seafront terrace, which give it a quieter, more musical register and its own sunbeds on the sand for the hours before dinner. Talamanca itself is calmer than the main beach strip, so this is the place for an evening that wants refinement and a soundtrack rather than the scale of a nightlife venue.
CLAP House Ibiza. Japanese Dining and Poolside Luxury at Talamanca
CLAP House Ibiza opened in summer 2025 at Cap Martinet, just above Talamanca, as a 16,000-square-metre lifestyle destination built around one of the largest pools on the island, a fifty-metre stretch of water with views across the bay to the old town. At its heart is CLAP Restaurant, the Ibiza outpost of a brand with kitchens in Dubai, London and Beirut, serving contemporary Japanese food from an open kitchen: sushi, sashimi, robata-grilled cuts and an omakase menu prepared in front of you. Around it sit a Dolce & Gabbana pool club and a wellness club, so a day here can run from a morning by the water through a long lunch to dinner as the town lights come up across the bay. For an afternoon with a companion that wants polish and a view without the intensity of the club circuit, it is one of the more considered recent openings on the island.
Tigre Morado. Peruvian Nikkei on the West Coast
Tigre Morado sits directly on the sand at Port d’es Torrent on the west coast, and brings a different culinary perspective to the island. The Peruvian Nikkei menu, Japanese technique applied to Peruvian ingredients and finished with Mediterranean produce, runs to tiraditos, ceviches, signature sushi rolls and lobster fideuà, with a chocolate, olive oil and sea-salt dessert that regulars come back for. The room is deliberately unshowy, wickerwork lamps, grass blinds and palm parasols, with Balinese day beds you can book for the afternoon and a soft Balearic soundtrack that leaves room to talk. It carries the comforts of the bigger beach clubs but strips out the VIP posturing, and the west-facing cove means the sunset arrives over open water. For a table that values genuinely interesting food and a setting with character, it is among the most rewarding on this coast.
528 Ibiza. Open-Air Events in the Hills of Benimussa
528 Ibiza has become, in a few short seasons, one of the most distinctive event spaces on the island. Set on the old Benimussa Park site in the hills above San Antonio, once home to the Zoo Project parties, the open-air venue spreads across gardens, terraces and a pine-forest dancefloor under the sky, run by the team behind Pikes and Ibiza Rocks. The programming is where it separates itself from the coastal superclubs: Pikes Presents runs weekly through the summer and Sven Väth’s Cocoon returns for special dates, with a more underground, forward-thinking booking policy and, notably, no LED-screen spectacle or VIP obsession. For a party escort evening outside the Ibiza Town and Playa d’en Bossa circuit, this is the one to know. The drive up into the hills adds to the sense of occasion, and the setting, elevated, alfresco and open to the sunset, produces an atmosphere that is hard to find anywhere else on the island.
Keeping Up with What is New
Ibiza changes every season, and this guide is updated each year to reflect what is worth visiting now. For the full picture of everything the island offers privately, our private guide to Ibiza covers it in depth, and our guide to visiting Ibiza with a travel escort covers the extended stay in full. To arrange a companion for your visit, browse our Ibiza escort agency page or contact Top Companions directly to discuss availability and a discreet introduction.