Beach clubs in Motril

Motril has 3 beach clubs in Motril worth knowing about, spread along the Costa Tropical coastline south of Granada. Ratings range from 3.5 to 4.3 stars across more than 6,600 Google reviews. Prices start around €10 for a meal and go up to €40 at the higher end.

The scene runs along two main stretches. Playa de Poniente, the closest beach to town, is a 2 km strip with Sunahra and Badía side by side. Further west, Playa Granada sits next to the golf courses and has a quieter, more resort-like feel. The Motril tourist office has seasonal beach info and visitor guides worth checking.

Most clubs operate year-round, though the beach season runs from May through October. Outside of summer, expect reduced hours and quieter crowds. If you're exploring the wider coast, Granada is 70 km inland and Almería is an hour east along the coast. The full list of beach clubs in Spain covers every region.

Sunahra Beach Club

Sunahra Beach Club sits on Paseo Playa de Poniente and is the highest-reviewed beach club in Motril. It holds a 4.3 rating from 2,953 Google reviews, with 67% of those at five stars. The sea gets mentioned in 122 reviews, and croquetas come up 67 times, so the food clearly makes an impression.

The menu leans Mediterranean with a focus on seafood. Tuna tartare and croquetas are the dishes guests mention most. Cocktails are solid, and there's a good wine list. Live music adds to the atmosphere on weekends, and the vibe leans casual-romantic rather than party.

Prices fall in the €20-40 range. Reservations are recommended for brunch, lunch, and dinner. Free parking is easy to find. The club is pet-friendly, wheelchair accessible, and has high chairs for kids.

Guests consistently praise the service and atmosphere. The club also offers Balinese daybeds for a more relaxed setup. It's the kind of place where you can show up for breakfast and still be there at sunset.

Hoyo 19 Beach Club

Hoyo 19 Beach Club is on Camino del Pelaíllo near Playa Granada, close to the golf courses. It matches Sunahra's 4.3 rating but from 2,512 reviews. 62% of reviews are five stars, and tapas come up 54 times in guest feedback, making it the go-to for casual Spanish bites by the beach.

Mojitos are the most-mentioned drink, with 24 specific tags. The cocktail list is the main draw at the bar. Sunbeds line the beachfront, and the restaurant side handles everything from breakfast through late dinner.

Pricing is moderate at €€. Free parking is available in the lot and on the street. The club is wheelchair accessible with dedicated parking spaces. It opens at 8am on weekdays and 9am on weekends, closing around 11pm.

The views are what guests mention most in reviews. Some flag slow service during peak summer weekends, but the overall rating holds strong. It's a reliable all-day option if you're staying near Playa Granada.

Badía Beach Club & Restaurant

Badía Beach Club & Restaurant is on Calle Rector Lorenzo Morillas Cuevas, also on Playa de Poniente. It has a 3.5 rating from 1,198 Google reviews, making it the most polarising of the three. 45% of reviews are five stars, but 25% are one star.

Music dominates the experience here, with 101 review mentions. DJs play regularly, and the club runs late, closing at 4am. It's the only club in Motril with a genuine nightlife component. Cocktails, huevos rotos, and late-night food are the main draws.

Budget-friendly at €10-30 pricing. Reservations are recommended for lunch and dinner. Free parking, free WiFi, and a kids' area are all on site. The club has full wheelchair accessibility.

The split reviews tell a clear story. People who come for the music, atmosphere, and late-night scene love it. Those expecting fine dining or polished service tend to be disappointed. Know what you're signing up for and you'll have a good time.

Frequently asked questions about Motril beach clubs

How much do beach clubs in Motril cost?

Motril's beach clubs are affordable by Spanish standards. Badía is the cheapest at €10-30 per person for food and drinks. Sunahra and Hoyo 19 run €20-40. Sunbed prices are lower than you'd find in Marbella or Ibiza.

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

Reservations are recommended at Sunahra and Badía, especially for lunch and dinner during July and August. Hoyo 19 accepts walk-ins more easily. Weekday visits rarely need a booking outside of peak summer.

What is the best beach club in Motril?

Sunahra Beach Club and Hoyo 19 Beach Club are tied at 4.3 stars. Sunahra has more reviews (2,953 vs 2,512) and a stronger food reputation. Hoyo 19 is better for an all-day beach experience near the golf courses. Badía is the pick if you want music and late-night atmosphere.

Are Motril beach clubs open all year?

Most Motril beach clubs operate year-round, unlike seasonal clubs in Ibiza or Formentera. Summer hours are the longest, with Badía staying open until 4am. Expect reduced hours and limited menus from November through March.

Are Motril beach clubs family-friendly?

Sunahra and Badía both have kids' areas and are rated family-friendly. Sunahra also has high chairs. Hoyo 19 doesn't list specific kids' facilities but is still suitable for families during the day. The nighttime vibe at Badía shifts more toward adults.

Can you bring dogs to beach clubs in Motril?

Sunahra Beach Club is the only pet-friendly option. Dogs are allowed on site. Hoyo 19 and Badía don't list pet access in their amenities.