Beach clubs in Almería

Almería province has 10 beach clubs in Almería worth knowing about. They're spread across three main areas: the Mojácar coast, Vera Playa, and Roquetas de Mar.

Ratings range from 3.9 to 4.4 stars across more than 18,000 Google reviews. Prices start at €10 for sunbeds and drinks at the budget end, rising to €20-40 at the more polished spots. Most clubs operate seasonally, opening around Easter and running through October.

The Mojácar strip has the biggest concentration of venues, four beach clubs lined up along the Paseo del Mediterráneo. Vera Playa is where you'll find the pool-and-beach combo clubs, while Roquetas de Mar offers a quieter alternative to the south. Almería's official tourism portal has broader travel info for planning your trip. If you're exploring Spain's beach club scene, Almería is one of the more affordable provinces on the Mediterranean coast.

Maraú Beach Club

Maraú Beach Club is the biggest name on this stretch of coast. It sits on Avenida Descubrimiento in Vera Playa, occupying over 7,000 square metres of beachfront. Two pools, a Mediterranean restaurant, a cocktail bar, and shisha lounges fill the space. It runs from late afternoon into the early hours on weekends.

Cocktails are what guests talk about most, mentioned in 479 reviews. The pool gets 318 mentions. Mojitos, hammocks, and chill-out music round out the experience. The restaurant serves a mix of Mediterranean and international dishes with sea views.

Pricing sits at €€ level. Free parking and free Wi-Fi are available. Reservations are accepted, and you'll want one for dinner in peak season.

It holds a 4.2 rating from over 7,100 Google reviews. That's the most-reviewed beach club in the entire Almería province. About 59% of reviews are five stars, though some guests flag inconsistent service during the busiest weekends.

Maui Mojácar Beach Club

Maui Mojácar Beach Club is probably the most iconic spot on Mojácar Playa. It's right on the Paseo del Mediterráneo, part beach club, part Mediterranean restaurant, part late-night venue. Live music, DJs, and a young international crowd make this the social hub of the strip.

Mojitos come up in 77 reviews. Hammocks and deck chairs get regular mentions too. The food leans Mediterranean with organic options and late-night bites. Brunch is popular on weekends.

Open from 10am until 2 or 3am most days, closed Thursdays. Prices are moderate at €€. Free parking and Wi-Fi available. Reservations are recommended for lunch and dinner.

Rated 4.1 from 4,418 Google reviews. It pulls a younger crowd than some of the other clubs here, with stag parties and college students well represented.

Restaurante Lua Beach Club

Restaurante Lua Beach Club sits on the southern end of Mojácar Playa. It's a step up in sophistication from its neighbours, combining a proper restaurant with a beach club setup. Live music, DJs, and a cocktail bar that gets 114 specific mentions in reviews.

Guests praise the sea views, the interior design, and the cocktail quality. The wine list and desserts also get highlighted. It's popular for both lunch and dinner, with solo diners welcome too.

Open 10am to 3am daily during season. Pricing is €€. Reservations are strongly recommended for all meal times. Free parking and street parking available.

Rated 4.3 from 2,097 reviews, making it the highest-rated high-volume beach club in Almería. About 59% of guests give it five stars.

Alma Beach Club

Alma Beach Club is on the central Paseo del Mediterráneo in Mojácar. It leans more towards nightlife, categorised as a pub and disco club. The vibe is casual, with reggaeton, live performances, and shisha on the terrace.

Cocktails are the main draw, with 98 review mentions. The sea, mojitos, and decorations also get shout-outs. The atmosphere skews romantic and trendy, attracting groups and tourists.

It's one of the most affordable options here at € pricing (€10-20). Opens at 4pm and runs until 2 or 3am. Free parking, wheelchair accessible, and reservations accepted.

Rated 4.2 from 1,156 reviews. The food is described as basic by some guests, but the drinks and atmosphere are what people come for.

Playa Juana Beach Club

Playa Juana Beach Club rounds out the Mojácar strip. It's on the northern stretch of the Paseo, with a DJ, restaurant, and beach setup. Cocktails get 92 mentions in reviews, and music gets 74. It's a party-focused spot, with dancing and shisha alongside the sunbeds.

Opens from mid-afternoon and runs until 3 or 4am. Budget-friendly at € pricing (€1-20). Free parking available, wheelchair accessible. Reservations are recommended for brunch, lunch, and dinner.

Rated 3.9 from 1,548 reviews. It's the most divisive club on the Mojácar strip, with 51% five-star reviews but also 16% one-star ratings. Service gets mixed feedback, but the atmosphere scores well.

Piscina Maraú Beach Club

Piscina Maraú Beach Club is the dedicated pool area within the broader Maraú complex in Vera Playa. It has its own listing and operates as a separate space with sunbeds, a bar, and pool access.

It's a newer addition with limited review data so far, just one review at 5.0 stars. The guest described the pool, bar, restaurant, and beach views as strong points with great service. Credit card payments accepted.

LaCala Beach Club

LaCala Beach Club is part of the Macenas Mediterranean Resort, located between Mojácar and Cabo de Gata natural park. It's the most resort-style option in the province, with an infinity pool, restaurant, espresso bar, and beach access.

Dinner is the most popular meal here, mentioned 21 times. The infinity pool gets 10 mentions. Guests also highlight the cachopo, a breaded meat dish from Asturias. Dogs are welcome, free parking and Wi-Fi available.

Pricing sits at €€ (€20-40). Reservations accepted. The club operates seasonally and closes for winter months.

Rated 4.3 from 269 reviews, with 72% at five stars. The food and atmosphere score highly in detailed ratings.

Tulum Beach Club

Further south in Roquetas de Mar, Tulum Beach Club is the highest-rated venue on this list at 4.4 stars. It's on Playa Serena, combining a cocktail bar, restaurant, and piano bar with beach club amenities. The vibe is quieter and more refined than the Mojácar clubs.

Cocktails lead the review tags with 26 mentions, followed by the ambiance and food quality. Guests rave about the pizzas, mini burgers, and picaña. Vegan and vegetarian options available.

Pricing is €€ (€20-30). Open from noon, closed Thursdays. Family-friendly with kids' menu and high chairs. Dogs welcome, free Wi-Fi, and plenty of parking. Wheelchair accessible throughout.

Rated 4.4 from 174 reviews, with 78% at five stars. It's smaller than the Mojácar venues but consistently well-reviewed.

The Beach Club Roquetas

The Beach Club Roquetas is on Playa Serena Sur in Roquetas de Mar, just down the coast from Tulum. It's a more casual setup with a bar, restaurant, outdoor seating, and sunbeds. Dogs are welcome.

Guests mention fair prices, tapas, and the sunset views. The huevos rotos get particular praise. It's a seasonal venue that closes during the winter months.

Rated 4.2 from 161 reviews. About 58% of reviews are five stars. A relaxed option for a low-key beach day.

Chiringuito El Palmer Beach Club

Chiringuito El Palmer Beach Club is in the Bahía del Palmer area west of Almería city. It's a beachfront restaurant with live music, sunbeds, and pet-friendly access. The club operates seasonally and has limited opening hours that can vary.

This is the least-reviewed venue on the list with only 4 Google reviews and a 1.8 rating. Some guests flag unreliable opening hours and high prices. Friendly staff is noted as a positive.

Pricing is at the €€ level. Free street parking. Reservations accepted. If you're heading this way, check ahead to confirm they're open.

Frequently asked questions about Almería beach clubs

What is the best beach club in Almería?

Maraú Beach Club in Vera Playa is the most popular, with over 7,100 Google reviews and a 4.2 rating. For the highest rating, Tulum Beach Club in Roquetas de Mar leads at 4.4 stars. Restaurante Lua Beach Club in Mojácar scores 4.3 stars and is the top pick for food and cocktails.

How much do beach clubs in Almería cost?

Prices are affordable compared to other Spanish beach club destinations. Budget spots like Alma and Playa Juana charge €10-20 for sunbeds and drinks. Mid-range venues like Tulum and LaCala sit at €20-40. Almería is significantly cheaper than Marbella or Ibiza.

Do you need to book beach clubs in Almería in advance?

Reservations are recommended for dinner at popular spots like Maraú, Lua, and Maui Mojácar, especially in July and August. For daytime sunbeds, you can usually walk in. Weekends fill up faster than midweek.

When are beach clubs in Almería open?

Most Almería beach clubs operate seasonally from Easter through October. Daytime clubs open around 10-11am. Party venues like Alma and Playa Juana don't open until mid-afternoon and run past midnight. Some venues like Maraú close one day per week.

Are Almería beach clubs family-friendly?

Several are. Tulum Beach Club offers a kids' menu and high chairs. LaCala Beach Club is another good family option. The late-night Mojácar clubs like Alma and Playa Juana skew more towards a younger, party-going crowd.

Where are the beach clubs in Almería located?

Beach clubs cluster in three areas. Mojácar Playa has four clubs along the Paseo del Mediterráneo. Vera Playa, 15 minutes north, has Maraú and Piscina Maraú. Roquetas de Mar, south of Almería city near Almerimar, has Tulum and The Beach Club Roquetas. LaCala is between Mojácar and Cabo de Gata.