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Beach clubs in Cabanas

One beach club on Playa de la Magdalena: Koa, with Galician food, live music, and sunset views over the Ría de Betanzos.

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Koa Beach Club beach club in Cabanas4.5

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Koa Beach Club

  • Sunbeds
  • Live music
  • Parking
  • Kids area

Koa Beach Club sits right on Playa de la Magdalena, overlooking the Ría de Betanzos. It's part chiringuito, part full-service restaurant, with sunbeds and umbrellas on the sand and a bar looking out over the water. The crowd is a mix of local families, groups of friends, and tourists passing through.

€20–30

Address

Playa de la magdalena, 15622 Cabanas, A Coruña

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By taxi/ride to: Hotel Ría de Betanzos

Hours

Not listed

Seasonal. Many beach clubs here close in winter, so check the club website to confirm it is open before you go.

Booking

Online booking available for lunch and dinner.

Season

March to October

Price

Google lists €20–30.

Food and drinks

Lunch

See the menu

Parking

Free parking is available nearby.

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible

Phone

+34 610 48 01 50

More about Koa Beach Club

Also here. Wheelchair access.

Parking. Free parking is available nearby.

Food is what people come back for. The menu leans Galician, with raciones, churrasco, pork loin, and sardines all getting plenty of orders. The kitchen also covers broader ground: burgers, langoustines, salads, and vegan options. Cocktails and coffee both earn consistent praise.

It's open Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays from 11am, and it stays open on winter weekends too. Reservations are recommended for weekend lunches in summer. Free parking is available nearby, and the venue is wheelchair accessible with a kids area.

Some guests flag the prices as high relative to typical Galician dining. Food and service scores are both strong, and regulars mention the place improving year on year.

If you're heading further along the Galician coast, the beach clubs in Arteixo are worth a look. Or browse the full Spain beach club directory for every region.

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What is the best beach club in Cabanas?

Koa Beach Club is the only dedicated beach club in Cabanas, and it's one of the better-reviewed spots on the A Coruña coast. It sits on Playa de la Magdalena with sunbeds, a full restaurant, and live music on weekends.

For food, it's the obvious choice. The kitchen does Galician raciones well: churrasco, pork loin, and sardines feature most in reviews. It's not a party venue, but for a long, relaxed lunch by the water, it's hard to beat.

Is Koa Beach Club open in winter?

Yes. Koa opens on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays year-round, including winter weekends. That's unusual for a beach club this far north, and it makes Cabanas worth visiting outside peak summer.

Friday and Saturday hours are 11am to 11pm, Sunday is 11am to 8pm, and it's closed the rest of the week. In summer, book ahead for weekend lunch. In winter, walk-ins are usually fine.

What is the best beach club in Cabanas?

Koa Beach Club is the only dedicated beach club in Cabanas, on Playa de la Magdalena. It has a full restaurant, sunbeds, and live music on weekends, and it's consistently well-reviewed for food and service. It also stays open on winter weekends, which is unusual for a Galician beach club.

How much does Koa Beach Club cost?

Prices sit at around €20 to €30 per person, covering food and drinks. Sunbed access is generally included with dining. Some guests flag the pricing as high by Galician standards, but reviewers consistently say the food quality justifies the cost.

Do you need to book Koa Beach Club in advance?

Reservations are accepted and recommended for weekend lunches, particularly in July and August. Walk-ins usually find a table during quieter periods, but Saturday lunch in summer fills up quickly. The venue is only open Friday to Sunday, so demand concentrates on those days.

Is Koa Beach Club family-friendly?

Yes. Koa has a dedicated kids area, wheelchair-accessible seating and restrooms, and a casual atmosphere that suits families well. It's popular with local families and groups, and the relaxed service pace makes it comfortable for a long beach lunch.

Guide to beach clubs in Cabanas

Beach clubs in Cabanas come down to one option: Koa Beach Club on Playa de la Magdalena. It's the only dedicated beach club in this small A Coruña coastal town, combining a chiringuito setup with a full restaurant, sunbeds, and views across the Ría de Betanzos.

This isn't the Mediterranean. Galicia's Atlantic coast is cooler and greener, with a crowd that skews more local and laid-back than the tourist-heavy spots further south. Prices run around €20 to €30 per person, which is on the high side for Galicia but reasonable for beachfront table service.

Playa de la Magdalena is a sheltered 1,000-metre stretch of coarse sand, backed by pines and tucked into the southern shore of the Ría de Betanzos. Koa sits right on the sand with easy access from the coast road and free parking nearby. If you're touring the A Coruña coast, combine it with beach clubs in Arousa on the same trip south.

The official Galicia tourism portal covers the full Cabanas area, with maps, accommodation options, and local dining guides.

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