Ibiza, Spain · Capacity: 6,000
The main stadium in Ibiza with a capacity of 8,200, home to UD Ibiza. Located in the heart of the island's capital, it hosts football matches and occasional events. A compact venue that captures the passionate local sporting culture.
Estadi Can Misses is the home of UD Ibiza, but the island's real global fame is as the clubbing capital of the world — Pacha, Amnesia, Ushuaïa and the legendary super-clubs drawing the planet's DJs and dancers each summer.
Ibiza pairs the nightlife with cove beaches and the UNESCO old town of Dalt Vila.
Below are the Ibiza stays, restaurants and bars fans use around the island.
Hotels, bars, restaurants and things to do near Estadio Can Misses in Ibiza — every pick web-researched and source-cited, closest to the stadium first.
Ibiza Town's iconic 1933 landmark hotel on Vara de Rey boulevard, blending Art Deco heritage with modern island style. Its rooftop terrace is a see-and-be-seen spot where music fans and club-goers gather before heading out to the island's legendary nightlife scene.
Ibiza Town's premier five-star hotel overlooking the marina with a casino, spa, and contemporary art collection. VIP clubgoers, yacht-set visitors, and sports celebrities choose this as their luxury base during Ibiza's legendary summer season.
Five-star beachfront resort in Talamanca Bay combining Ibiza's bohemian spirit with Nobu's signature Japanese-fusion cuisine. Visiting DJs, athletes, and festival-goers favour its serene bay setting just minutes from the clubs of Ibiza Town and Marina Botafoch.
Open-air mega-club and hotel in one — David Guetta and Calvin Harris residencies. Kylie Jenner, Cristiano Ronaldo.
A beachfront resort in Santa Eulalia with resident DJs, a vibrant pool scene, and direct beach access. Music fans use it as a stylish home base for Ibiza's festival circuit, with the hotel's own events often featuring surprise sets from touring artists.
Cathedral-ceilinged superclub where acid house was born in the 1987 Summer of Love. Leonardo DiCaprio, Justin Bieber, Stormzy.
Intimate cocktail bar tucked into the cobblestone lanes of Ibiza's Dalt Vila old town, named after the year the cocktail was invented. A refined alternative to the mega-clubs, where music fans sip expertly crafted drinks before heading out to the island's legendary nightlife.
Beachfront club in a hidden cove where superyachts anchor. Leonardo DiCaprio, Naomi Campbell, Cristiano Ronaldo.
The legendary cherry-logoed superclub since 1973. Leonardo DiCaprio, Paris Hilton, Cristiano Ronaldo, Justin Bieber.
The legendary Ibiza superclub operating since 1973 — the only original mega-club still running, hosting world-class DJs under its iconic cherry logo.
A beloved local institution in Santa Gertrudis, Can Pilot serves hearty grilled meats and traditional Ibizan fare in a no-frills rustic setting. DJs, festival-goers, and fans of the island's legendary party scene fuel up here before big nights out.
Legendary seafood shack on the port of Ibiza Town known for its bullit de peix, the island's traditional fisherman's rice stew. After long festival weekends and beach parties, fans and DJs alike refuel here with simple, expertly prepared Mediterranean seafood.
Stylish bohemian beach restaurant on Es Cavallet serving fresh Mediterranean seafood with barefoot-luxury vibes. International DJs, athletes, and summer sports fans fuel up on grilled fish and rosé before heading to Ibiza's legendary club circuit.
Perched on the cliffs above Cala d'Hort with jaw-dropping views of the mystical Es Vedrà rock, Es Boldadó serves grilled fish and paella in one of the most dramatic dining settings in the Mediterranean. A bucket-list meal for fans visiting Ibiza for festivals and events.
The quintessential Ibiza experience — sailing along the west coast with DJs, drinks, and dancing as the sun sets behind Es Vedrà and the cliffs of San Antonio.
The fortified upper town of Ibiza, a UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring Renaissance walls, a cathedral, and panoramic views over the harbor and Mediterranean.
Climb through Ibiza's UNESCO-listed Dalt Vila, a fortified hilltop old town dating to the Phoenicians. Winding cobblestone streets lead past whitewashed houses, artisan shops, and the Gothic cathedral to panoramic viewpoints overlooking the harbour and Formentera. A stunning contrast to the island's famous club scene and a perfect daytime cultural experience.
The mystical 400m limestone rock rising from the sea off Ibiza's southwest coast, shrouded in legends — best viewed from Torre des Savinar or Cala d'Hort at sunset.
Experience the world-famous Ibiza sunset from the Sunset Strip in San Antonio, where Cafe del Mar has been soundtracking golden-hour gatherings since 1980. DJs spin chillout sets as the sun dips into the Mediterranean, creating a communal ritual that draws music fans from around the globe. Arrive early to claim a front-row spot.
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Estadio Can Misses has a capacity of 6,000 people.
Estadio Can Misses opened in 1991.
UD Ibiza, UD Ibiza-Eivissa, SD Ibiza play home games at Estadio Can Misses in Ibiza.
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