Trending Minecraft with crossplay in Spanish servers
These Minecraft servers have gained average players over the past 7 days. Check their languages, game modes and entry requirements to find somewhere to play.
21 servers to explore
QuickLand presents a Survival server where saved-home and /ah auction listing limits vary by rank. The user rank allows two homes and five items for sale. The paid Quick rank, advertised as permanent, raises those limits to five and ten and provides access to /fly and portable crafting with /craft. The paid Sky rank, also advertised as permanent, allows ten homes, twenty items for sale and teleportation without a cooldown.
- In-game languages
- Spanish
ByCraft’s Survival rules ban teleport traps and griefing, including raids around protected areas. Theft of belongings inside protected areas is also prohibited. A base left unprotected for more than five days is considered abandoned and may be claimed. The general rules allow no more than two accounts connected at once.
- In-game languages
- Spanish
Volatik’s official store distinguishes two branches: Survival 3.0 and Survival Custom.
- In-game languages
- Spanish
The Zenith Network store separates Survival Mix and Survival Astral categories and also presents coins intended for Survival OP.
- In-game languages
- Spanish
The Olympus Network presents Survival in a setting inspired by Greek mythology.
- In-game languages
- Spanish
Peruland advertises free Survival on Java and Bedrock. Its guide allows two protected areas per player, with more for some ranks, and expansion using in-game money. It describes up to three simultaneous graves, accessible only to their owner, lasting one hour and storing equipment and 70% of experience levels. On first joining, players receive ten minutes of protection which they can disable. Dealing or receiving a hit starts fifteen seconds of combat: flight and some commands are disabled, and disconnecting kills the player and drops their inventory, armour and experience. In KOTH, the capture is contested if another player enters the zone.
- In-game languages
- Spanish
Ederus opens Survival and OneBlock to Java and Bedrock players. Survival uses seasons with resets, jobs, chest shops, clans and protections, alongside AuraSkills progression. OneBlock starts from a regenerating block: phases unlock different biomes and progression develops a cooperative island. Votes award keys and currencies in-game.
- In-game languages
- Spanish
Astralis Network advertises a format named FullPvP in its server message.
- In-game languages
- Spanish
In Arefy’s Skyblock, /isla starts island creation, with five types and seven biome styles advertised. The Void Island starts on one bedrock block and is exclusive to the AREFY+ rank. The wiki also describes chat reactions involving a word to type or a maths problem to solve, advertised every fifteen minutes with a decorative leaderboard.
- In-game languages
- Spanish
Gapple Club’s Survival Custom branch pays for activities associated with the chosen job. Certain items can be sold to the server with /vender, auctions use /ah sell, and PlayerWarps provide access to player shops. The rules prohibit farms that prevent inactivity kicks, AFK fishing farms, flying or rolling machines, and massive farms that could harm the server.
- In-game languages
- Spanish
Gatodragona lets players form clans and attack others with snowballs and eggs. Its announcements include clan tournaments and building contests, while a leaderboard tracks kills. Java and Bedrock access is offered.
- In-game languages
- Spanish
- Accepted versions
- 26.2
Letal Network is a Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players, offering Survival.
- In-game languages
- Spanish
SurvivalRolemine’s message invites premium players to use a dedicated address for those accounts.
- In-game languages
- Spanish
SuperCraft brings several modes together in a Spanish-speaking network. Survival SK adds progressive skills, while OneBlock unlocks phases through a regenerating block. BoxPvP combines mining, combat, elytras and cobwebs. Creative uses protected areas and Practice offers training kits. The website advertises Java and Bedrock access without mods.
- In-game languages
- Spanish
Mineverso’s current server message advertises a 300-wave MobArena with extreme difficulty. Its rules ban griefing, theft and teleport traps. Each player is limited to one account; two accounts may use the same computer or household if they belong to two different people. Items lost in PvP or mob areas are not restored, and whoever picks them up is not required to return them. Mods giving an unfair advantage, including minimaps with entity radar, are prohibited.
- In-game languages
- Spanish
ZestianMC is a Java and Bedrock network where ChunkLock expands the world by unlocking chunks with coins. Box Selecciones combines mining with 1.8-style combat without attack cooldowns. Randomkits changes combat equipment, while Luckypillars takes place on pillars. Players use the same address with a separate Bedrock port.
- In-game languages
- Spanish
MineJordyn’s official store presents four branches: Survival RPG, Survival Op, OneBlock Elite and Planeta Tierra.
- In-game languages
- Spanish
Ranking method
Growth compares average hourly player readings over 7 days with the previous period of equal length. At least 80% of hours must have a valid reading in both corresponding periods, and the previous average must be above zero. Only positive growth is ranked. One address is used per server. Missing readings are not replaced with zero.
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Frequently asked questions
What does Spanish mean on Minecraft servers?
The operator, the server itself or its official website lists Spanish as an in-game language. Other languages may also be used. Read the listing and rules to understand how the community communicates.
Does the server have to be hosted in a particular country?
No. The in-game language comes from the operator, the server itself or its official website. The estimated IP country is a separate filter. It does not establish which language is used during play.
How are servers listed and checked?
The selected sort determines the listing order. Online player counts come from status queries, without votes or paid ranking. The map shows an estimated connection IP country. Language filters use operator declarations, server settings and text, or information from the official website. The source is shown on the listing. Machine country does not determine the in-game language.