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Beach clubs in Mijas

A seafront chiringuito on Playa del Bombo with espetos, live music and €20-30 pricing on the Costa del Sol.

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La Familia Beach Club beach club in Mijas4.4

Mijas 1,418 reviews

La Familia Beach Club

  • Sunbeds
  • Live music
  • Parking
  • Kids area

La Familia Beach Club sits on Playa del Bombo in the Torrenueva area, east of La Cala de Mijas. It runs as a chiringuito-style beach restaurant: sunbeds and hammocks on the beach, a terrace facing the sea, and live music on most evenings.

“We stopped just for a beer and glass of Sangria. We sat outside. Great view to the sea and the beach. The service very friendly. Prices very fair. You don’t need anything more. Just another great sunday.” Google review, 5 stars

€20–30

Address

Playa del Bombo Urbanización Torrenueva, 20, 29649 Mijas, Málaga

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By taxi/ride to: Byblos Andaluz

Hours

Daily 11:00 to 21:00

Booking

Table reservations can be made online.

Price

Prices sit around €20-30 per person, which is genuinely fair for a seafront spot on the Costa del Sol.

Food and drinks

Espeto, Sardines, Croquettes

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Parking

Available

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible

Phone

+34 687 89 36 08

More about La Familia Beach Club

Also here. Wheelchair access, Pet friendly.

Espetos are the main reason people come. Sardines, dorada and turbot all come fresh off the grill, with croquettes as a reliable starter. The kitchen covers breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner, and the drinks list is solid across wine, cocktails and coffee.

Prices sit around €20-30 per person, which is genuinely fair for a seafront spot on the Costa del Sol. Book ahead for lunch or dinner from June through September, particularly on weekends. Dogs are welcome, there's a kids' menu and high chairs, and the venue is fully wheelchair accessible with free street parking nearby.

One of the best-reviewed venues on this stretch of coast. Service comes up consistently across reviews, and the crowd is a comfortable mix of locals, tourists and families.

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What is the best beach club in Mijas?

La Familia Beach Club is the best, and only, beach club in Mijas proper. It's on Playa del Bombo in Torrenueva, and it consistently delivers where it counts: the espetos are fresh, the terrace overlooks the water, and the service keeps up even when it's packed.

If a pool or sunbed package is your priority, you'll need to head to Mijas Costa instead. La Familia doesn't have a pool, but for a seafront lunch with grilled fish and cocktails at honest prices, it holds up against anything on this part of the coast.

What is the difference between Mijas and Mijas Costa beach clubs?

Mijas town has one beach club, La Familia, on Playa del Bombo. Mijas Costa is the coastal strip below, and it's a different scene entirely: pool clubs, sunbed packages, DJs, and fine dining at Max Beach, El Oceano and Único.

La Familia costs €20-30 per person for a meal. At Max Beach or El Oceano in Mijas Costa, budget €80-100 for a full day with a sunbed. The drive between them takes about 10 minutes.

How much do beach clubs in Mijas cost?

La Familia Beach Club is the only beach club in Mijas proper, priced at €20-30 per person for a full meal, which is honest for a seafront restaurant on the Costa del Sol. Sunbed and umbrella hire adds to that. For comparison, the pool clubs in nearby Mijas Costa typically run €80-100 for a full day with a sunbed.

Do you need to book beach clubs in Mijas in advance?

Yes, particularly from June through September. La Familia Beach Club fills quickly on weekend lunches and dinners, so book at least a day or two ahead during those months. Weekdays are easier, but a reservation is still worth making in July and August.

Are Mijas beach clubs family-friendly?

La Familia Beach Club is well set up for families. There's a kids' menu, high chairs and a dedicated kids' area, plus dogs are welcome on the terrace. The casual atmosphere and honest pricing make it a practical choice for a full day out with children of all ages.

When are beach clubs in Mijas open?

La Familia Beach Club opens Tuesday to Sunday from 11am to 8pm, and is closed on Mondays. The venue operates year-round, which sets it apart from many Costa del Sol beach clubs that scale back in winter. Peak season runs June through September, when weekend tables book out quickly.

Guide to beach clubs in Mijas

Mijas has just one beach club in Mijas that's properly worth your time. La Familia Beach Club sits on Playa del Bombo and does the essential things right: fresh espetos, a terrace facing the sea, and prices that stay fair even in summer.

The vibe is chiringuito, not pool club. There are no DJs, no minimum spends, no infinity pools. It's a proper beach restaurant with sunbeds, hammocks, live music most evenings, and a kitchen that takes its fish seriously.

La Familia is on the Torrenueva stretch, east of La Cala de Mijas toward Fuengirola. If pool clubs, sunbed packages and wagyu are what you're after, head down to Mijas Costa, where Max Beach, El Oceano and Único cover that ground. The two areas are about 10 minutes apart by car.

The Mijas tourism portal covers the municipality's nine beaches, local events, and area maps if you're planning more than a beach day.

New to beach clubs? Our beach club FAQ covers what a sunbed costs, how minimum spend works, dress codes and adults-only rules.