Spain2 beach clubsUpdated June 2026

Beach clubs in Costa Brava

Two beach clubs on Catalonia's rugged coastline: a rooftop pool at Cala Canyelles and a hotel beach club in Sant Feliu de Guíxols.

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Gammarus Restaurant & Beach Club beach club in Lloret de Mar4.7

Lloret de Mar 2,324 reviews

Gammarus Restaurant & Beach Club

  • Sunbeds
  • Live music
  • Parking
  • Kids area

Gammarus Restaurant & Beach Club sits at Cala Canyelles, a sheltered cove about 5 kilometres north of Lloret de Mar. The venue spans three levels: a main restaurant with a sea-view terrace, a casual beachfront area called La Platgeta, and a rooftop pool with sunbeds and its own bar.

€€Mid-range

Address

Av. Canyelles, 1, 17310 Lloret de Mar, Girona

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By taxi/ride to: Hostal Peris Lloret de Mar

Hours

Mon 11:30 to 19:00, Tue closed, Wed to Fri 11:30 to 19:00, Sat 11:30 to 00:30, Sun 11:30 to 19:00

Booking

Rooftop beds cannot be booked individually, but a table at the Restaurant should be booked ahead.

Food and drinks

Cocktails, Paella, Fideua

See the menu

Parking

Free parking is available on-site, with a paid lot nearby.

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible

Phone

+34 872 20 10 21

More about Gammarus Restaurant & Beach Club

Also here. Wheelchair access, WiFi, Pet friendly.

Parking. Free parking is available on-site, with a paid lot nearby.

The kitchen is the main reason people return. Lobster with potatoes is the signature dish, and they do it well. The menu also covers paella, fideuà, tartare, and lobster rolls, with cocktails to match.

It's family-friendly, with a kids' menu and high chairs. Free parking is available on-site, with a paid lot nearby. Open roughly April to October.

Reservations are accepted and worth making for weekend lunches in summer. Gammarus is one of the best-reviewed clubs on this coast.

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Sea Club Alàbriga - Beach Bar & Restaurant beach club in Sant Feliu de Guíxols4.0

Sant Feliu de Guíxols 205 reviews

Sea Club Alàbriga - Beach Bar & Restaurant

  • Live music
  • Parking
  • Kids area

Sea Club Alàbriga is attached to Hotel Alàbriga on Carretera de Sant Pol in Sant Feliu de Guíxols. It's a hotel beach club rather than a standalone venue, which keeps the crowd more relaxed and the service more attentive.

€€Mid-range

Address

Carretera de Sant Pol, 633, 17220 Sant Feliu de Guíxols, Girona

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By taxi/ride to: Hotel Santa Marta Lloret de Mar

Hours

Daily 10:00 to 00:00

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

Booking

Reservations can be made by phone.

Parking

Parking available.

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible

Phone

+34 872 20 06 16

More about Sea Club Alàbriga - Beach Bar & Restaurant

Also here. Wheelchair access, Vegetarian options, Cocktails.

Parking. Parking available.

The menu leans on rice dishes and cocktails. Service gets consistently good marks, with guests calling out the wine recommendations in particular. There's rooftop seating with sea views and live music on select evenings.

Free parking with plenty of space. Dogs are allowed outside.

Book ahead for dinner, especially on weekends. It's a good lunch stop on the coast road between Sant Feliu and Platja d'Aro.

What is the best beach club in Costa Brava?

Gammarus at Cala Canyelles is the clear choice. It has a rooftop pool, a beachfront terrace, and a kitchen that does serious food: lobster, paella, fideuà, and tartare. It's one of the best-reviewed beach clubs in Catalonia.

If you want something lower-key, Sea Club Alàbriga in Sant Feliu de Guíxols is a polished hotel-attached alternative. Good for a long lunch, less of a dayclub atmosphere.

How much do beach clubs in Costa Brava cost?

Both clubs are affordable compared to the Costa del Sol or Ibiza. Mains at Gammarus and Sea Club Alàbriga run roughly 20 to 30 euros per person. You're not looking at 100-euro per-head minimums here.

Do you need to book beach clubs in Costa Brava in advance?

Reservations are strongly recommended at Gammarus on summer weekends and worth making for July and August generally. Sea Club Alàbriga is worth booking ahead for dinner. Walk-ins work outside peak season at both clubs, but don't risk it on a Saturday in July without a reservation.

Are Costa Brava beach clubs open all year?

No, both clubs are seasonal. Gammarus at Cala Canyelles and Sea Club Alàbriga in Sant Feliu de Guíxols both run from around April through October, with winter closures standard along the Costa Brava. Check directly with each venue before visiting, as exact opening dates can shift.

Are Costa Brava beach clubs family-friendly?

Yes, both clubs are genuinely family-friendly. Gammarus has a kids' menu, high chairs, and a sheltered cove at Cala Canyelles that's calm for young children swimming. Sea Club Alàbriga is equally relaxed, and the overall Costa Brava beach club scene is considerably more low-key than Ibiza or Marbella.

Guide to beach clubs in Costa Brava

Beach clubs in Costa Brava are rare, and that's part of their appeal. The coastline is rocky, the coves are small, and the vibe leans toward hiking trails and seafood rather than daybeds and DJs. What you get instead are two well-run, food-focused spots that genuinely earn their reputation.

Prices are moderate. Mains run around 20 to 30 euros, and there's none of the high minimum spend pressure you'll find at bigger clubs elsewhere in Spain. The season runs April through October, with July and August the busiest months.

Lloret de Mar and Sant Feliu de Guíxols are the two towns to know. They're about 25 kilometres apart on the southern stretch of the coast. If you're also looking at Barcelona beach clubs, the Costa Brava is an easy day trip north.

The Costa Brava tourism board is a useful resource for beaches, access points, and local events if you're planning a broader trip to the region.

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