Nikki Beach

Why choose Nikki Beach

Imagine walking down a pretty decorated aisle on a wooden terrace with the stunning views of the Mediterranean stretching out in front of you, whilst you guests witness your special moment on bohemian style chairs before being spoilt with a delicious wedding meal. At Nikki Beach, this could be your wedding reality, from the moment you step into your wedding attire until the last dance under the stars.

Weddings at Nikki Beach

Nikki Beach on the island of Ibiza can only be described a stylish, chic, and cosmopolitan. This luxury beach side wedding venue will loan itself to any wedding style so you can rest assured your day will be just as you imagined it. Whilst Nikki Beach has a relaxed atmosphere, it still oozes a vibrancy that will bring added glamour and an exciting ambiance to your wedding day. Their expert team will be there every second to guide you and your guests through your day, from exchanging your vows on the golden sandy beach adorned with white flowing curtains and pretty altar, to a delicious wedding reception menu with options of both national and international cuisine. Choose from a casual but tasty buffet style reception meal to a fine dining option on beautifully decorated tables of white linen and silverware. Your evening will be a celebration to remember with your choice of music that will have you and your guests dancing in the sunset until darkness falls and the sky is lit up with stars.

Wedding Venue Information

If you are looking to have your wedding in Spain then you must take a look at Nikki Beach located on the east coast of the beautiful Island of Ibiza. Set in the vibrant area of Santa Eulalia, Nikki Beach is known for its elegant all white aesthetics, flowing curtains, and boho style décor making it a stunning wedding destination. A honeymoons paradise, Santa Eulalia is the perfect spot to explore both its local history and traditional culture such as the Roman-era footbridge, the Pont Vell, spanning Ibiza’s only river, you can wander under its arches and soak up the local folklore, before taking a stroll up to the hilltop 16th century church, the Puig de Missa and take in its serene cemetery and stunning views. Why not take a boat tour and discover the fascinating secluded coves or naval wrecks with options for snorkelling and witnessing the local marina life. The local cuisine is both tasty and authentic in its style with plenty of options from beach side breakfast to an evening of fine dining whilst watching the sunset over this beautiful island.