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Wedding venues in the Balearic Islands

Cap Rocat
Hotel · Cala Blava, Spain
Up to 200 guests3 event spaces30 rooms to stay
Antonio Obrador turned the Fortaleza d'Enderrocat, an 1890s fort guarding the bay of Palma, into Cap Rocat, whose rooms occupy the old gun emplacements.
Six Senses Ibiza
Hotel · Sant Joan de Labritja, Spain
Capacity on request1 event space
Opened in July 2021 on Cala Xarraca at the island's northern tip, with a music venue built into the sea caves below the rooms.
Montesol Experimental
Hotel · Ibiza, Spain
30–120 guests4 event spaces33 rooms to stay
A 33-room hotel from 1933 in Ibiza old town, with a rooftop for 120 guests, meetings for 30 and full buyouts all year
Castillo de Bendinat
Castle · Calvià, Spain
Capacity on request4 event spaces
Exclusive hire of a neo-Gothic castle with gardens and sea views in Calvià, Mallorca, with one event booked per week
Son Burguet
Estate · Puigpunyent, Spain
130–150 guests6 event spaces6 rooms to stay
Exclusive-use Mallorcan finca for up to 150 guests outdoors and 130 indoors, with sleeping space for 14, near Palma
CCA Andratx
Event space · Andratx, Spain
60–800 guests6 event spaces
Six event spaces for up to 800 guests in a Mallorcan art center, with a 1,260 m² colonnaded patio, 30 minutes from Palma
Son Mir
Estate · Palma, Spain
Up to 300 guests6 event spaces5 rooms to stay
Exclusive-use Mallorcan finca for up to 300 guests, Marc Fosh catering and five bedrooms, 10 minutes from Palma
Kimpton Aysla Mallorca
Hotel · Santa Ponsa, Spain
15–350 guests10 event spaces79 rooms to stay
Nine event spaces for up to 350 guests, a 249 m² ballroom and 79 rooms near Santa Ponsa, 15 minutes from Palma
The Donna Portals
Hotel · Calvià, Spain
8–50 guests2 event spaces64 rooms to stay
Two sea-view meeting rooms for up to 50 and a full buyout of 64 rooms and suites on the seafront at Portals Nous, Mallorca
La Residencia
Hotel · Deià, Spain
100–120 guests2 event spaces
Two sixteenth- and seventeenth-century manor houses in Deià, opened as a hotel in 1984, owned by Richard Branson until 2002 and hung with works by Joan Miró.
Castillo Hotel Son Vida
Hotel · Palma, Spain
48–400 guests12 event spaces164 rooms to stay
Prince Rainier and Princess Grace attended the 1961 opening of Castillo Hotel Son Vida, a castle above Palma that is now ringed by three golf courses.

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11 venues in the Balearic Islands host weddings, ordered by renown and by how fully each is documented. Of those that publish a capacity, the largest, Castillo Hotel Son Vida, hosts up to 400 guests. 11 of them list their event spaces by name. Each page has the key facts and a request form for the events team.

Meeting and event venues in the Balearic Islands

Planning a wedding in the Balearic Islands

The Balearics offer four different islands for a wedding: Mallorca with its stone estates and mountains, Menorca with quiet farmhouses and coves, Ibiza with whitewashed fincas and long sunsets, and tiny Formentera. Many guests turn the wedding into a holiday, which suits a celebration spread over several days.

When to marry

May, June, September and early October are the favoured months, with warm sea and fewer crowds than in high summer. July and August are hot and the islands are at their busiest, with flights and hotels in high demand. Many venues and hotels close or slow down from November to March, Menorca and Formentera especially.

Getting guests there

Palma, Ibiza and Menorca airports have many direct flights from across Europe in season, fewer in winter. Formentera has no airport and is reached by ferry from Ibiza. Ferries link the islands with each other and with Barcelona, Valencia and Dénia on the mainland.

Fincas and island houses

In Mallorca, possessions, the old country estates of stone with courtyards and olive groves, sit in the Tramuntana mountains or the plain inland. Menorca has llocs, white farmhouses among dry-stone walls, and Ibiza and Formentera have whitewashed fincas with flat roofs and pine woods. Beach clubs and hotels by the sea suit a more relaxed party.

The legal side

A civil marriage in Spain generally requires at least one partner to be resident. Couples from abroad usually marry legally at home and hold a symbolic ceremony at the venue, often in a garden or by the sea. Some municipalities restrict amplified music outdoors at night, so ask the venue about its licence and end time.

Questions and answers

Which venues in the Balearic Islands can host 100 guests or more?

7 of the 11 venues publish a capacity of 100 guests or more: Cap Rocat, Son Burguet, CCA Andratx, Son Mir, Kimpton Aysla Mallorca, La Residencia, and 1 more.

Which venues in the Balearic Islands have rooms for guests to stay?

7 of the 11 venues are hotels; the largest, Castillo Hotel Son Vida, has 164 rooms. For the others, ask the events team about accommodation on site or nearby.

What kinds of venues are listed in the Balearic Islands?

7 hotels, 2 estates, 1 castle, and 1 event space.

How are these venues chosen and ordered?

By documented renown first, then by how fully each venue is documented (photographs, rooms, capacities), never by payment: venues do not pay to appear and the guide takes no commission. How we select venues.

Which Balearic island is best for a wedding?

Mallorca has the widest choice of estates and the most flights, Ibiza suits a relaxed party among whitewashed fincas, and Menorca and Formentera suit smaller, quieter weddings. Access in and out of season matters as much as the setting.

When is the best time to get married in the Balearics?

May, June and September to early October, when the weather is warm and the islands less crowded than in July and August. In winter many venues and hotels close and flights are fewer.

Can foreigners get legally married in the Balearic Islands?

Usually not as a civil marriage, which in Spain generally requires one partner to be resident. Most couples marry legally at home and hold a symbolic ceremony on the island of their choice.

List updated on November 8, 2026.