What is the best beach club in Calpe?
For a full day out, Havana's Beach Club Calpe is the stronger pick. It has a larger pool setup, live DJs, food from brunch through dinner, and free parking. For a quieter afternoon focused on cocktails and sea views, Beach Club SolyMar is the better fit. The SolyMar is more intimate and leans romantic rather than party-focused.
Both are solid options. Your choice comes down to energy level.
How much do beach clubs in Calpe cost?
Entry is free at both clubs. At Havana's, budget around €20-30 per person including drinks and food. At SolyMar, it's closer to €10-20, with a Hendrick's gin tonic running €14. Sunbed hire is extra at both venues.
Neither club is expensive by Costa Blanca standards, and you won't hit a minimum spend just to get in.
Do you need to book beach clubs in Calpe in advance?
SolyMar has limited capacity and gets busy on summer weekends, so reservations are a good idea for July and August. Havana's also fills up for Sunday lunch events and weekend DJ sets in peak season. Outside those months, both clubs generally welcome walk-ins, but calling ahead never hurts.
Are Calpe beach clubs open all year?
No. Both clubs run from roughly April through October and close entirely over winter. Calpe has a year-round bar and restaurant scene along the Arenal-Bol front, but the pool clubs with DJs and sunbeds don't reopen until late spring, so check ahead before planning a winter visit.
Are beach clubs in Calpe family-friendly?
Yes, both clubs welcome families and are notably more family-oriented than most Spanish beach clubs. Havana's has a dedicated kids' area, a children's menu, and high chairs, and dogs are welcome outside. SolyMar also has a kids' area, and both venues are fully wheelchair accessible.
