The Best Beach Clubs in Europe for 2027
Six European beach clubs worth planning a 2027 summer around, from Phi Beach in Sardinia and Blue Marlin in Ibiza to Scorpios and Alemagou in Mykonos, The Sundeck in Margate and Nikki Beach Mallorca.
Europe’s festival calendar takes most of the attention each summer, but the continent’s beach clubs now run a circuit of their own. Daytime sessions, resident bookings and sunset programmes have turned a lot of them into proper music venues rather than places to sit out the afternoon.
This guide was put together for Techno Airlines and runs through six worth keeping on the radar for 2027. It takes in two Ibiza and Mallorca mainstays, two very different sides of Mykonos, a granite coastline in Sardinia and one corner of the English coast that has quietly earned its place.
Phi Beach, Baja Sardinia, Italy
Plenty of beach clubs claim a good setting. Phi Beach has a better one. The club is built into the granite of the Costa Smeralda, with terraces stepping down towards the water and music running from late afternoon until well after dark. The sunset sessions are the draw, and the sensible approach is to turn up early and stay put. We looked at its 2026 season in detail, which ran to 45 nights and a rebuilt production setup, and there is a full profile on our Phi Beach page.
Blue Marlin, Cala Jondal, Ibiza, Spain
Blue Marlin has been a fixture in Cala Jondal for long enough to count as an Ibiza institution, and it remains one of the island’s most recognisable names. The formula has not changed much: a daytime beach club, long lunches that stretch into the afternoon, and DJs who build towards the evening. It is polished without ever quite behaving like a superclub, which is most of the appeal. More on the venue sits on our Blue Marlin page, and it features in our wider guide to the best Ibiza parties.
Alemagou, Ftelia, Mykonos, Greece
Alemagou takes the Mykonos formula and sands the edges off it. On Ftelia Beach the pace is slower, the afternoons run long and the electronic programme works best as the light starts to go. Still unmistakably Mykonos, with less of the showing off. Opening dates and booking details are on our Alemagou page.
Scorpios, Paraga, Mykonos, Greece
Scorpios built the sunset into the programme rather than leaving it to chance. The Paraga site puts food, design, live instrumentation and DJs on the same bill, and its sunset ritual has become one of the better known fixtures of the Greek summer. Against Alemagou it is the more theatrical of the two, shaped around the handover from afternoon into night. Our Scorpios page has the rest.
The Sundeck, Margate, United Kingdom
Yes, Margate. The Sundeck sits directly on the sand and has spent the past few seasons building a serious electronic programme around it. The weather is the obvious variable. Get the right day and the ingredients are the same as anywhere on the Mediterranean: music, a drink, sand and a crowd that knows what it came for.
Nikki Beach Mallorca, Spain
Nikki Beach sits at the full service end of the format. The Mallorca venue pairs the beach club with restaurants, a pool and a steady music programme, running weekly DJ led sessions alongside its bigger calendar dates. It is the most resort shaped entry here and it is upfront about that, which makes it an easy day to plan around.
The TA view
Beach clubs used to be where you recovered between festivals. That is no longer true. The bookings have got stronger, the sound systems have improved and the daytime slot now counts as a proper booking rather than a warm up. If 2027 follows the direction of the past few seasons, the distance between a beach club billing and a festival stage will keep closing.
More venue coverage sits in our club guide, the summer calendar is on the festival page, and our earlier global round up of the best beach clubs for techno lovers covers the picks beyond Europe.
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