Spanish Party Malta

Spanish Party Malta is a party brand rather than a venue: a weekly night that takes over Clique in Paceville, St Julian's, every Thursday and fills it with Spanish pop, party anthems and the latest reggaeton. The organisers pitch it as the best Spanish party on the island and as a home away from home for Spanish speakers, whether they live in Malta or are here on holiday.

The night is one of the entries in our directory of nightclubs in Malta. If you are a UK visitor with no Spanish, you are still welcome to read on: the music is the draw, and the site makes clear that residents and holidaymakers are both invited.

What happens on a Spanish Party night

The format is simple. Every Thursday the organisers bring a programme of Spanish-language hits and reggaeton to the Clique dance floor in Paceville. The photo galleries published by the team show a crowded floor, a DJ working the decks, smoke, lasers and the occasional Spanish flag held aloft, so expect a lively, young and noisy night rather than a quiet drink.

Some editions follow a theme. The gallery includes a themed night held in May 2026, and dated photo sets going back to 2023 fill the gallery, which gives a sense of how long the night has been running. The organisers also stress that there is only one original Spanish Party in Malta, and ask guests not to be sold an imitation.

The schedule is weekly, but themes and special editions vary, so ask before you travel if you want to hit a particular night. A dance-floor night like this sits well alongside daytime sightseeing, and our guide to things to do in Malta has plenty of ideas for the hours before dark.

Tickets and reservations

The website carries a ticket page and a reserve-your-entry button, and the team asks anyone interested to get in touch so they can explain how booking works for the next party. No ticket prices are printed, so we do not quote any. Ask what is included, what the entry arrangements are and how to pay before you commit.

If you are travelling with a group of friends, it is worth asking early. A night like this can be busy, and organisers can usually give clearer guidance when they know your numbers and your dates. The site is in Spanish, so a short English enquiry through us is an easy way to get started.

Agencies and group organisers

A separate section of the site is aimed at travel agencies and anyone organising groups. Agencies that want the best events in Malta for their clients can ask for the organisers' digital catalogue, which presents the nights on offer. The pitch to agencies is the best leisure plans on the island with reliable service, including priority access to the parties.

Partner brands also back the nights. If you organise school, university, club or friendship-group trips and want an evening in Paceville built into the programme, this is the route to ask about. For wider trip planning, see our Malta holidays overview and the guide to holiday deals for Malta.

Getting to Clique and planning your stay

Clique is in Paceville, the nightlife district of St Julian's, a short way from Sliema on the north-east coast. Most visitors base themselves nearby, and our page on hotels in Sliema and St Julian's is a good starting point, while where to stay in Malta compares the other resort areas. Flying in from the UK is covered in our guide to flights to Malta.

Thursday suits a long weekend or a mid-week break, and the Malta weather guide will help you choose a month. When you are ready to ask a question about the night, use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass your message to the Spanish Party team.