Borocco Beach Club

Borocco Beach Club sits on Playa de la Charca in Salobreña, on Granada's tropical southern coast. It's a chiringuito-style restaurant and beach club with premium sunbeds, umbrellas and a full bar directly on the sand.

The atmosphere is casual and quiet. Groups and tourists visit most, and the sunset views get a regular mention. There's a kids' area and full wheelchair access, including accessible entrances, restrooms and seating.

Most chiringuitos on this stretch close in winter. Borocco doesn't. Off-season reviews are consistently strong, and dogs are welcome outside the peak summer months.

Prices average €20-30 per person. Dinner reservations are recommended. Free parking is available on-site and on the street.

Rated 3.7 from 216 reviews. Just over half gave five stars, but roughly 23% left just one. Fans love the food and service, though the gap suggests it can vary.

Food & Drinks at Borocco Beach Club

Pizza is what people come for. The menu also covers raciones, small plates and healthy options. Multiple reviews describe the food as inexpensive and genuinely good. A complimentary snack arrives with your drinks order, which adds to the value.

The bar runs cocktails, wine, beer, hard spirits and coffee. Great coffee is specifically called out in reviews. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are all served, so you can comfortably spend most of the day here.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Borocco Beach Club cost?

Prices average around €20-30 per person. It's considered good value: several reviews describe the food as inexpensive given the quality and the beachfront setting.

Does Borocco Beach Club take reservations?

Yes. Dinner reservations are recommended, especially in summer. Call ahead on +34 958 34 22 36 or check the website. Walk-ins are generally fine for drinks and sunbeds during quieter hours.

What is the menu like at Borocco Beach Club?

Pizza leads the menu. You'll also find raciones, small plates and healthy options. The bar covers cocktails, wine, beer, hard spirits and coffee. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are all available.

Is Borocco Beach Club family-friendly?

Yes. There's a kids' area on-site and full wheelchair accessibility, including an accessible entrance, restrooms and seating. The casual, quiet atmosphere suits families well.

What are the opening hours for Borocco Beach Club?

Open daily from 9am. Monday to Thursday it closes at midnight, Friday and Sunday at 2am, Saturday at 3am. It runs year-round, which is rare for beach clubs in this area.