Restaurant/Bar for rent in Cala Llonga, Santa Eulalia / Santa Eularia, Ibiza

Are you dreaming of opening your own restaurant in Ibiza without having to start from scratch? This transfer in Cala Llonga is a unique opportunity to take the reins of an established, fully equipped business in a rapidly expanding area. An impressive venue with one of the largest terraces in the area and the largest barbecue in Cala Llonga.

The restaurant occupies an exceptionally large space, with various functional areas: an indoor dining room with a bar and games area, two outdoor terraces (one covered), an outdoor bar, a fully equipped professional kitchen, storage rooms, separate restrooms for customers and staff, and carefully designed decor. All furniture, technical equipment, decor, and accessories are included in the transfer: from tables, chairs, and appliances to audiovisual equipment, outdoor lighting, kitchen utensils, plants, party accessories, a silent disco set, and even a car (a Mini One with Spanish registration).

The lease for the premises is valid until 2032, with the option to extend. The transfer fee is €70,000 and the monthly rent is €2,100 plus VAT. Approximately €570 is also payable quarterly in municipal taxes. An apartment directly above the restaurant is also available as an additional option, ideal as a home for the new manager or as part of the project. It is rented for €1,200 per month with a 5-year contract.

The restaurant is fully operational and fully licensed. There are no employment contracts or fixed agreements with suppliers, giving the buyer complete freedom. However, there are excellent relationships with beverage, hospitality, and utility providers, which can easily be maintained. The same goes for the clientele: a loyal community, with local residents, families, expats, and tourists who return year after year.

Cala Llonga is undergoing a true transformation. The opening of hotels like the Mondrian and Hyde has raised the profile of the area, attracting a more international and affluent audience. Furthermore, the City Council has ambitious plans for the urban and tourism development of the area. The area already hosts events such as hippie markets with live music, open-air cinema in the summer, and local festivals that fill the terraces and promenades.