What is the best beach club in Motril?
For food and atmosphere, Sunahra Beach Club is the top pick. Croquetas, tuna tartare, and cocktails on a sea-view terrace with live music on weekends — it's the best-reviewed venue on this part of the coast.
For a full beach day near Playa Granada, Hoyo 19 is the better choice. It opens at 8am, has hammocks and sunbeds by the water, and runs tapas and mojitos all day until 11pm. If you want music and late nights, Badía is the only one that goes until 4am.
How much do beach clubs in Motril cost?
Motril is affordable by Spanish beach club standards. Badía is the cheapest at €10-30 per person for food and drinks. Sunahra and Hoyo 19 run €20-40.
There's no entrance charge at any of the three clubs. You're not looking at the minimum-spend requirements you'd face in Ibiza or Marbella. Walk-in meals and drinks are the norm on this coast.
Do you need to book beach clubs in Motril in advance?
Reservations are recommended at all three clubs for lunch and dinner in July and August. Sunahra gets the busiest and should be booked ahead for any weekend meal. Hoyo 19 is the most relaxed about walk-ins, especially on weekdays outside of summer.
Are Motril beach clubs open all year?
All three clubs operate year-round, unlike seasonal venues in Ibiza or Formentera. Outside of summer, hours contract and menus are often reduced from November through March. Badía is the exception, staying open until 4am throughout the year, which is unusual for a smaller coastal town.
Are Motril beach clubs family-friendly?
Sunahra and Badía both have dedicated kids' areas, children's menus, and high chairs. Hoyo 19 doesn't list specific kids' facilities but is a relaxed all-day venue well-suited to families during daylight hours. Note that Badía shifts to a late-night club feel after dark, so it's better for families at lunch.
