What is the best beach club in Malgrat de Mar?
Restaurant Maui Beach Club is the clear answer. It's the larger and better-reviewed of the two: a beachfront terrace on Carrer dels Pins with a full menu, sunbeds, shisha, and a kitchen that holds up under heavy tourist volume.
If you're after nightlife rather than lunch, Royal Beach Club on Passeig Marítim runs until the early hours with a DJ and a lively crowd. It's a different proposition entirely.
Are beach clubs in Malgrat de Mar family friendly?
Maui Beach Club is well set up for families: kids' area, high chairs, a children's menu, and wheelchair access throughout. The beach in front is sandy and spacious. Royal Beach Club is a nightlife venue and not suited to young children.
The town itself is one of the more family-friendly bases on this stretch of the coast. The beaches are calmer and less crowded than those around Barcelona, and package-holiday accommodation keeps costs reasonable.
How much do beach clubs in Malgrat de Mar cost?
Both clubs are budget-friendly, with food and drinks in the €10-20 range per person. Sunbeds at Maui Beach Club don't carry the premium minimum spends you'd find in Ibiza or Marbella. It's one of the most affordable beach club options on this stretch of the Catalan coast.
Do you need to book beach clubs in Malgrat de Mar in advance?
Restaurant Maui Beach Club takes reservations and it's worth booking for dinner in July and August, especially on summer weekends. Royal Beach Club doesn't take reservations. In shoulder season (May, June, or September), you can usually walk into Maui without a wait.
Are Malgrat de Mar beach clubs open all year?
Both clubs operate seasonally, opening around Easter and closing in late October, so there's no year-round option in the town. If you're visiting outside that window, check with venues directly before making the trip. Nearby towns along the Costa Maresme may have some venues open, but the selection thins out considerably after October.













