Is Akasha open in winter?

Yes, it's one of the few Ibiza clubs that runs off-season: from October to spring, mostly Friday to Sunday, with a mid-winter break (it reopened on 7 February in 2026).

How much are tickets at Akasha?

From about €10 to €25 depending on the party in autumn 2026, and buying online is about €5 cheaper than at the door (Ibiza Spotlight).

When does Hernán Cattáneo play Akasha?

Thursday 15 October 2026: garden from 19:00 until 23:00, then Akasha until close, from €20 (Ibiza Spotlight).

Is there an age limit at Akasha?

18+ strictly. The club recommends it for 25+, and big groups of 18–24-year-olds may be refused.

Around 300 people, with the DJ booth in the middle of the room.

Does Akasha do New Year's Eve?

Ibiza Spotlight lists an Akasha New Year's Eve event, from €25.

Akasha Ibiza (Las Dalias) Tickets & VIP Tables

Open nowOpen this autumn, mostly at weekends (Hernán Cattáneo on 15 October 2026), with a New Year's Eve party listed. Mid-winter break before reopening in February.

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VIP TABLE

What Your VIP Table Includes

Premium Bottle Service

Choose from a curated selection of spirits, champagnes, and mixers — delivered directly to your reserved table.

Priority Entry

Skip the queue completely. Your host will be waiting at the door with your booking confirmation.

Dedicated Table Host

A personal host attends your table for the entire night, ensuring everything runs perfectly.

Enjoy Akasha Ibiza (Las Dalias)

Akasha is the small club inside Las Dalias, the long-running hippy venue near San Carlos in the north of Ibiza. It opened in summer 2022, holds about 300 people and puts the DJ booth in the middle of the room. When the superclubs close, Akasha keeps going: in October 2026 it has weekend parties and Hernán Cattáneo on 15 October, and it lists a New Year's Eve party too.

Season: Open this autumn, mostly at weekends (Hernán Cattáneo on 15 October 2026), with a New Year's Eve party listed. Mid-winter break before reopening in February.
Area: San Carlos (north of Santa Eulalia)
Municipality: Sant Carles de Peralta
Music: Deep and melodic tech house, live acts
Nights: Autumn and winter weekends, plus specials
Capacity: ~300
Dress code: No published dress code

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VIP Tables at Akasha Ibiza (Las Dalias)

Akasha is too small for a classic table service, and that's part of its appeal. If you're coming as a group, buy tickets early because popular nights sell out. Message us on WhatsApp and we'll help.

How to Get to Akasha Ibiza (Las Dalias)

Akasha is at Las Dalias, just before the village of San Carlos, north of Santa Eulalia. A taxi costs about €11–16 from Santa Eulalia, €32–37 from Ibiza Town and €43–48 from San Antonio, and there's a taxi rank next to the club for the way back. Driving, the Las Dalias car park costs about €4 (Ibiza Spotlight).

Las Dalias, Carretera de San Carlos km 12 — Open in Google Maps

Dress Code & Entry Requirements

No published dress code; the feel is relaxed and bohemian. Entry is strictly 18+, the club recommends it for over-25s, and large groups of 18–24-year-olds may be turned away (Ibiza Spotlight).

A boutique club inside Las Dalias

Las Dalias has been a meeting point in the north of Ibiza for decades, known for its hippy market, garden and live music. Akasha, opened in summer 2022, is its indoor club: about 300 people, a booth in the middle of the floor in the style of a Boiler Room set, and projections on the walls. The music is deep and melodic, booked, as Ibiza Spotlight puts it, on quality rather than hype. Many parties start in the Las Dalias garden in the afternoon and move inside at night, and next door is PaloSanto, a Mexican restaurant with a dine-and-dance deal. Ibiza Spotlight recommends going on a day when you can enjoy both the garden and the club. There's also a rooftop smoking area overlooking the Las Dalias terrace.

Ibiza's off-season club

Akasha matters most when everything else is shut. It runs from October to spring, mainly Friday to Sunday, takes a break in the middle of winter and comes back in February (in 2026 it reopened on 7 February). In October 2026 the calendar includes Nido on Sundays, Supernova on Saturdays, the Namaste closing on 14 October, ASW Live & Ethereal on 16 October and Hernán Cattáneo on Thursday 15 October. A New Year's Eve party is also listed. Prices run from about €10 to €25, with online tickets roughly €5 cheaper than at the door. If you're on Ibiza in the off-season, it's the most reliable weekend club night on the island. Check each party's start time, since some begin in the garden at 16:00 and others only open the club at 23:00.

Planning a night at Akasha

Akasha is far from the main towns, so sort out transport before you go: taxis from Ibiza Town cost about €32–37 and from San Antonio €43–48, and there's a taxi rank by the club for the return. Popular parties do sell out, so buy ahead. Keep the door policy in mind: 18+ strictly, recommended for over-25s, and big groups of very young guests may be refused. For help with tickets or a group plan, message us on WhatsApp. If you're driving, there's a large car park at Las Dalias for about €4. And remember Ibiza Spotlight's note: tickets bought through some platforms are adult-only even when a garden party admits families earlier in the day. We'll tell you what's on for your date.