Americans still search for “Billionaire Porto Cervo entry price,” but there is a major update to know before planning a night out in Costa Smeralda: the legendary Golfo Pevero venue founded by Flavio Briatore no longer operates as Billionaire. The site changed hands and was transformed into Twiga Porto Cervo. In 2026, asking for a table at the old Billionaire effectively means looking for the new Twiga experience at the same Golfo Pevero location.
This matters because old nightlife guides, booking pages and search results can still display the Billionaire name and outdated contact details. Travelers should not rely on a historical Billionaire admission price as though it were a current 2026 ticket.
What happened to Billionaire Porto Cervo?
Briatore opened Billionaire in Porto Cervo in 1998, and the club became one of the best-known symbols of Costa Smeralda nightlife. The venue changed ownership in 2025 following the acquisition involving LMDV Hospitality, and the former Billionaire space was redeveloped under the Twiga brand.
The official Twiga website now lists Twiga Porto Cervo at Via Rocce sul Pevero, Località Golfo Pevero. The venue combines two dinner concepts, Vesta and Casa Fiori Chiari, with a late-night club. Current official information lists dinner from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. and club hours from approximately 12:30 a.m. to 5 a.m.
So how much does it cost to “get into Billionaire” in 2026? There is no reliable single Billionaire price to quote because Billionaire is no longer the operating club at that address. Twiga reservations and nightlife spending depend on the date, event and type of access. Anyone booking should request the current price directly from Twiga rather than using an old Billionaire tariff found in search results.
This is particularly important in July and August, when Costa Smeralda nightlife prices and demand can change dramatically according to the night, guest DJ and table position. A club entry, dinner reservation and bottle-service table are three very different products.
Twiga: dinner first, club after midnight
Twiga Porto Cervo is designed around a full evening rather than simply a nightclub door. Guests can dine at Vesta or Casa Fiori Chiari before the club programming takes over later at night. The official venue currently lists the club as open every day during its operating season, but seasonal schedules should always be checked for the exact travel dates.
The safest way to price the night is therefore to decide what you actually want: admission only, dinner followed by the club, or a reserved table with bottle service. Do not assume a restaurant reservation automatically gives the same conditions as a club table, and do not assume an old Billionaire booking page reflects the new venue.
Dress also matters in Porto Cervo. Luxury clubs operate selective doors, so beachwear that is perfectly normal at 4 p.m. can be inappropriate after midnight. Smart evening clothing and advance confirmation of reservation conditions are the sensible approach.
Did you mean Ritual Club rather than “Ritmos”?
Another frequent search is for “Ritmos club Sardinia,” but the established Costa Smeralda venue is Ritual Club in Baja Sardinia. Ritual is very different from the former Billionaire setting: it is built into the granite landscape, with rock, vegetation and architecture forming part of the club itself.
Ritual’s official booking system currently states that individual entry without a table is sold directly at the venue from 11:30 p.m. It does not publish one universal online walk-in price on that booking page. Access is subject to selection at the door, including for guests associated with table bookings.
For tables, prices vary by date and area. As a real 2026 example rather than a guaranteed nightly tariff, a published July event listed base and Garden tables at €1,000, a Privé Bar table at €1,500 and Super Privé at €2,000, with different numbers of passes depending on the table. Those figures should be treated only as evidence of the spending level on that particular event, not as a permanent Ritual price list.
Ritual’s official reservation terms say table requests submitted online are not themselves confirmed reservations; the booking office checks availability and contacts the customer. The venue is adults-only and its official contact page provides direct reservation channels.
How much should you budget for a Costa Smeralda club night?
The most useful rule is not to search for a single “entry price” months in advance. Costa Smeralda nightlife is event-driven. General admission may be relatively modest on one night while a premium table on a major August date can run into four figures.
Recent 2026 event listings elsewhere in Porto Cervo illustrate the range. At Justme Porto Cervo, for example, a late-August event listed individual admission with one drink at €30 for women and €35 for men, while tables ranged from €400 to €10,000 depending on position and category. That does not tell you what Twiga or Ritual will charge, but it shows why “How much does Porto Cervo nightlife cost?” has no single answer.
Before paying, confirm exactly what the price includes: number of guests, drinks or bottle credit, admission, table location, cancellation terms and arrival deadline. For table service, ask whether the quoted amount is a minimum spend, fixed package, deposit or final charge.
Booking without falling for outdated information
The name change from Billionaire to Twiga makes this especially important in 2026. Search engines can preserve old pages long after a venue has changed ownership or branding. Use the current Twiga Porto Cervo website for the former Billionaire location and Ritual’s own website for Ritual Club.
Also arrange transport before going out. Golfo Pevero and Baja Sardinia are not places where visitors should assume they can improvise a cheap late-night ride home. If the group is drinking, organize a taxi, driver or transfer in advance and confirm the pickup plan.
Porto Cervo’s nightlife remains intentionally expensive and selective, but the key piece of information for 2026 is simpler: you cannot meaningfully compare a current “Billionaire entry price” because the famous Briatore club at Golfo Pevero has become Twiga Porto Cervo. And if the other name on your search list is “Ritmos,” you are probably looking for Ritual — the granite-built Baja Sardinia institution that remains very much open for summer nights.
