The Beach at La Reserva Club

The Beach at La Reserva Club sits inland in Sotogrande Alta, built around a 17,000 m² man-made lagoon fed by a natural valley. The sand came from Punta Paloma in Tarifa. It's unlike any other beach club in the Cádiz province.

The main beach area covers 2,800 m² with a sandy-bottomed lagoon. Single sunbeds run €25 per day, doubles €60. Full waiter service covers the terraces and sand, so you don't need to move once you're settled.

A separate lagoon handles watersports: kayaking, SUP boarding, and electric surfboarding. There's also a spa zone and a 25-metre heated pool that stays open in the cooler months.

Families do well here. The kids club takes children aged four and over with qualified staff, giving parents actual downtime. DJ sessions run Wednesday and Friday evenings in summer under the "Apres Beach" programme, mid-June through early September.

Rated 4.4 from 320 Google reviews. Prices sit at €€€. Book ahead in July and August, especially on weekends. The club operates seasonally, with the pool open on weekends through winter.

Food & Drinks at The Beach at La Reserva Club

Ancala is the on-site restaurant, focused on Andalusian cooking with Mediterranean influences. It's a proper sit-down dining option, not just a poolside snack bar. The fine dining angle fits the €€€ pricing.

Full waiter service runs across the terraces and beach area, so you can order from your sunbed. Drinks flow all day. Ancala stays open on weekends through winter even when the beach closes for the season.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does The Beach at La Reserva Club cost?

Prices sit at €€€. Single sunbeds cost €25 per day, doubles €60. Food and drinks at Ancala match the premium positioning. Book ahead for July and August weekends when sunbed availability goes fast.

Does The Beach at La Reserva Club take reservations?

Yes. Reservations are available through their website at lareservaclubsotogrande.com. In peak summer, booking ahead is strongly recommended, especially for weekend visits.

Is The Beach at La Reserva Club family-friendly?

Very much so. The kids club takes children aged four and over with qualified staff, giving parents genuine downtime. The separate lagoon areas mean kids can play safely while adults relax.

Does The Beach at La Reserva Club have parking?

Yes, on-site parking is available. The club sits in Sotogrande Alta rather than on the coast, so you'll need a car to get here.

Does The Beach at La Reserva Club have live music?

DJ sessions run Wednesday and Friday evenings in summer under the "Apres Beach" programme. The season typically runs mid-June through early September.