Re-writing the Rules How Bop Has Become a Mainstay of the Nightlife Scene in Portals Mallorca
However, Bop has established itself as one of the most unpretentious, relaxed and fun nightspots around, largely due to its dedication to keeping prices affordable, offering visitors the experience of stunning sunsets combined with refreshing cocktails, dancing under the stars to carefully selected Balearic Beats and innovative ways to experience the soul of Mallorca. This includes the unique silent discos held on the large rooftop terrace, all just a moment's walk from the town beach with its Gin-clear waters; perfect for those who are looking to completely unwind and let go on their holiday.
Throughout the season, the attentive staff serve drinks to your table, be it one of the comfy sofas, high tables overlooking the promenade below (ideal for people watching), or the VIP sections - all of which are bookable through the Bop website " bopsbars.com ". If you're planning a large celebration, corporate event or private party, Bop has all the necessary experience and charm to make your night a memorable one.
With music selected by resident DJs, an extensive and imaginative cocktail list and unparalleled views of the ocean, you can catch the perfect sunset and then dance into the early hours, either at one of the fantastic silent discos or any number of special parties thrown throughout the year where guest DJs, decoration and costume are the order of the night. The ubiquitous white party kicks off festivities early in the season. In fact, Bop has become known for their themed parties thrown throughout the summer bringing visitors together with the local community to capture that unique Balearic party essence.
With Puerto Portals being located just a short drive from the island's main city of Palma, with its charming old-town streets of shuttered town houses, high end boutiques and gothic and Moorish churches, Bop is guaranteed to be a memorable part of any person's holiday to this fantasy island.
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Organization: Bop Bars
Contact Person Name: Fred Musik
Website: https://www.bopbars.com/
Email: [email protected]
Contact Number: +34680245670
Address: Local 29, Puerto Portals
Address 2: 07181 Portals Nous
City: Mallorca
Country: Spain
SOURCE: Bop Bars
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