Beach clubs in Almerimar

Beach clubs in Almerimar come down to one option, but it's the right one. Saoko Beach Club sits on Calle Draga, a short walk from the marina, and it's the only dedicated beach club on this stretch of the Costa de Almería. No crowds, no minimum spends, no resort markup.

Almerimar is part of El Ejido, on the western fringe of Almería province. The town is built around a large marina and a 27-hole golf course, drawing golfers, sailors, and families who want sun and sand without resort noise. It's quieter than the big coastal towns and noticeably cheaper.

The beach club scene here is minimal by design. The town suits people who want a straightforward beach day. If you're after more options, Almería beach clubs covers the city coast a short drive east.

The official Turismo Almería site has full details on Playa Levante's Blue Flag status and facilities.

What is the beach like in Almerimar?

Playa Levante is Almerimar's main beach, stretching 2,800 metres of sand between the Punta Entinas-Sabinar nature reserve and the marina dock. It holds a Blue Flag certification and has gradual water entry, making it well-suited to families. Half the beach borders the nature reserve, so you get flamingos and dunes on one side and boats on the other.

The water stays calm here. Paddleboarding, kayaking, and windsurfing are all available, and there's parking at the beach.

Is Almerimar good for a beach holiday?

Almerimar works well if you want a low-key beach base. The marina is one of the largest in Andalusia, the golf course has 27 holes, and the town has enough restaurants and bars for a week. It's noticeably quieter than Roquetas de Mar and cheaper than anything on the Costa del Sol.

The beach club scene is small. One dedicated spot, Saoko Beach Club, handles sunbeds and drinks. If you need a bigger choice, Almería has more options along the coast.

Saoko Beach Club

Saoko Beach Club is on Calle Draga, close to the marina at the edge of Playa Levante. It's a stripped-back spot: sunbeds, a bar, and the beach. No restaurant, no pool, no DJ lineup.

It opens Tuesday through Sunday from 2pm until 3am, closed Mondays. Pricing is mid-range. Call +34 660 30 96 39 if you want to check ahead; there's no online booking.

Frequently asked questions about Almerimar beach clubs

How much do beach clubs in Almerimar cost?

Almerimar's beach club sits in the mid-range bracket. You won't encounter the minimum spends common at Costa del Sol resorts. Expect standard bar prices for drinks and reasonable sunbed rates. It's considerably cheaper than beach clubs in Marbella or Ibiza, and more affordable than many spots in Almería city.

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

Almerimar is a quiet town and you can usually just turn up. During peak summer weekends in July and August, arriving before midday is sensible. Saoko Beach Club has no online booking; call +34 660 30 96 39 to check availability or confirm opening hours.

When are beach clubs in Almerimar open?

Saoko Beach Club opens Tuesday through Sunday from 2pm and stays open until 3am. It's closed on Mondays. The wider beach club season on the Costa de Almería runs from spring through to late autumn, with July and August the busiest months on this stretch of coast.