Beach clubs in Tarragona
Nine beach clubs spread across Salou, Cambrils, and Tarragona city on the Costa Daurada coast.
Some links on this page are affiliate links. We may earn a small commission if you book through them, at no extra cost to you.
Nine beach clubs in Tarragona are spread across three towns along the Costa Daurada, all within 20 minutes of each other by car. The range runs from a World Travel Award-winning resort complex with seven pools in Salou to relaxed chiringuitos on the Cambrils beachfront serving paella and sangria.
Prices are more approachable than Barcelona or Ibiza, with most spots coming in at around €20-30 a head for food and drinks. Clubs are seasonal, generally open from late April or May through September or October.
Most of the action splits between three zones: Tarragona city's marina and maritime promenade, the Platja Llarga stretch in Salou, and the Avinguda de la Diputació beachfront strip in Cambrils. If you're combining this with a wider Catalan coast trip, Barcelona beach clubs are 90 minutes north, or Costa Brava beach clubs are further up the coast.
The Costa Daurada tourism board has guides to beaches, events, and activities across the province.
Looking for somewhere to stay in Tarragona? Here are our picks:
- ★Best overall >> Hotel SB Ciutat de Tarragona
- ★Most popular >> INFINITUM Hotel Salou
- ★Best for couples >> Hotel Astari Tarragona
- ★Budget pick >> Hotel Lauria Tarragona
What is the best beach club in Tarragona?
Selvático Beach Club Tarragona is the top choice for food and atmosphere. It's at the Port Esportiu marina in Tarragona city, the kitchen runs ribeye, paella, fideuà, and tataki, and it has DJs through both lunch and dinner. For a full resort day with multiple pools, INFINITUM Beach Club in Salou is the most ambitious venue on this coast.
If you want something more casual, Kai Beach Club in Cambrils is consistently the best option on the Avinguda de la Diputació beachfront strip. It's a proper rice restaurant that also does cocktails and sunbeds.
How much do beach clubs in Tarragona cost?
Most clubs price food and drinks around €20-30 per person. That's noticeably cheaper than comparable venues in Barcelona or Ibiza. Sunbed hire varies, but most spots don't require a minimum spend for beach access.
INFINITUM Beach Club operates as part of a resort complex, so sunbed packages and entry pricing can run higher. Check directly with the venue if budget is a factor.
Selvático Beach Club Tarragona
Selvático Beach Club Tarragona sits at the Port Esportiu de Tarragona, right on the marina promenade. It's the most polished option in the province, combining a full-service restaurant with DJ sets and cocktails in a setting that works for both a long lunch and an evening out.
The kitchen is the main reason people come back. Ribeye, paella, fideuà, and tataki are all well-executed, and the cocktail list is extensive. The crowd skews couples and groups looking for a proper meal, not just sunbeds and sangria.
Reservations are accepted and worth making for weekend lunch in summer. There's wheelchair-accessible entrance, restroom, and seating. Free and paid parking options are available nearby.
It's one of the best-reviewed clubs on this coast, and the food consistently earns that reputation.
€€ pricing. Marina location.
Heading to Tarragona? These are the travel services we actually use.
- ★Travel insurance >> SafetyWing: from $56/month. Covers medical, cancellations, and delays. Don't skip this one.
- ★Buses & trains >> Omio: the easiest way to compare trains, buses, and ferries across Spain in one search.
- ★Car hire >> Discover Cars: we use this every time. Genuine price comparison across local and international companies, no hidden fees.
- ★eSIM for Spain >> YeSim: set up a local data plan before you land. Cheaper than roaming, works instantly.
- ★Tours & activities >> GetYourGuide: boat trips, food tours, day trips. The good ones sell out, so book ahead.
INFINITUM Beach Club
INFINITUM Beach Club is part of the INFINITUM resort complex in Salou, and it won Europe's Leading Beach Club at the World Travel Awards. Seven pools, including infinity options and shallow areas for families, are surrounded by palms and Mediterranean gardens.
Cocktails, sunbeds, and towels are the main draw. The resort also has a golf course, attracting guests who want a beach day between rounds. It's the most purpose-built, resort-style experience in the Tarragona area.
The club is seasonal, running from late spring through September with reduced shoulder-season hours. Wheelchair accessible with free parking. Pricing runs higher than the chiringuito-style spots on the Cambrils strip, so check current rates before visiting.
✅ DON'T FORGET TRAVEL INSURANCE!
SafetyWing is an affordable subscription travel insurance that you can purchase without knowing your itinerary in advance and even after departure.
>> Click here for info and current pricing <<Kai Beach Club Cambrils
Kai Beach Club Cambrils is on Avinguda de la Diputació, the main beachfront strip in Cambrils. It's a rice restaurant and cocktail bar that also has sunbeds, and it's consistently well-reviewed for both the food and the setting.
Paella, clams, and patatas bravas are the core menu items. The atmosphere is casual and relaxed, and it's genuinely good for families, with a kids' area. Reservations are accepted.
Prices run around €20-30. Parking on this strip gets tricky in peak season. Closed over winter.
La Llarga Beach Club
La Llarga Beach Club is near Platja Llarga in Salou, close to INFINITUM. It's a family restaurant at heart, with sunbeds, umbrellas, a DJ, and sea views that the Salou beachfront does well.
Guests flag the fair prices and relaxed setting as the draw. It opens daily from 9am during the season. Wheelchair accessible, with a kids' area and parking on site.
AZURE Beach Club
AZURE Beach Club is on Passeig de Jaume I in Salou. It's smaller than INFINITUM or La Llarga, but it runs live music, serves everything from breakfast to late-night food, and the cocktails get reliably good marks.
It's family-friendly with a kids' area and wheelchair access. Hammocks and sunbeds are available. Prices are in the €20-30 range and it's open from 9:30am, often until late.
Fina Beach Club Ardiaca
Fina Beach Club Ardiaca is on Passeig Marítim in Cambrils, slightly west of the main Avinguda de la Diputació cluster. The food is traditional Mediterranean: paella, patatas bravas, sardines, and sangria, with DJs playing through service.
The vibe leans chiringuito rather than luxury club, which suits the Cambrils beach crowd. Reviews are mixed, with some guests praising the atmosphere and others flagging inconsistency in food and service.
Free parking is usually easy to find nearby. Open seasonally, closed over winter.
Limboo Beach Club Tarragona
Limboo Beach Club Tarragona is on Passeig Marítim Rafael Casanova in Tarragona city, facing Platja del Miracle. It's built its reputation on sea views, cocktails, and a chill-out atmosphere that draws locals and tourists alike.
The menu is Mediterranean with solid vegan and vegetarian options. Mojitos are the signature order. The scene is relaxed rather than party-focused.
Reservations are required here, not just recommended. Dogs are welcome. Free parking is usually available nearby, and the entrance and restroom are wheelchair accessible.
It's consistently praised for atmosphere and cocktails. Come for the vibe and the views, not as your primary food destination.
Wind Beach Club Cambrils
Wind Beach Club Cambrils is next door to Kai on Avinguda de la Diputació in Cambrils. Reviews are split: fans praise the atmosphere and service, critics flag inconsistency and pricing. It's worth knowing that going in.
Music and DJs play through service. Dogs are allowed, it's good for families, and the beachfront setting with sunbeds and umbrellas is solid.
Prices are in the €20-30 range. Paid parking is available nearby. Open through summer only.
Formidable Restaurante & Beach Club
Formidable Restaurante & Beach Club is at the western end of the Cambrils beachfront strip. It's the most polarising option in the area, with a near-even split between five-star and one-star reviews.
Cocktails, tapas, live music, and sea views are the draw. Prices are in the €20-30 range. Check recent reviews before visiting.
Frequently asked questions about Tarragona beach clubs
Do you need to book beach clubs in Tarragona in advance?
Limboo Beach Club requires reservations. Selvático and Kai both accept bookings, and it's worth making one for weekend lunch in July and August. Smaller spots like La Llarga, AZURE, and Fina are more walk-up friendly, especially on weekdays or outside peak summer.
Are Tarragona beach clubs open all year?
No. Most clubs are seasonal, typically open from April or May through September or October. Selvático and Limboo in Tarragona city tend to run the longest, but most venues close by late October and don't reopen until spring.
Are Tarragona beach clubs family friendly?
Several are. Kai Beach Club, La Llarga, AZURE, and Wind Beach Club all have kids' areas, and INFINITUM has shallow pools designed with families in mind. Selvático at the marina and Limboo on the promenade are the most adult-oriented of the nine.
Can you bring dogs to beach clubs in Tarragona?
Limboo Beach Club Tarragona and Wind Beach Club Cambrils both allow dogs. Most other clubs in the area don't publish a pet policy, so calling ahead is the safest approach. The beachfront setting at Wind Beach Club in Cambrils tends to be more dog-friendly than the marina-side venues in Tarragona city.
What is the difference between Tarragona, Salou, and Cambrils beach clubs?
Tarragona city has two clubs, Selvático and Limboo, near the port and maritime promenade. Salou's three clubs, INFINITUM, La Llarga, and AZURE, sit along Platja Llarga with a resort-oriented feel. Cambrils has four clubs on the Avinguda de la Diputació beachfront strip, with a more relaxed, chiringuito atmosphere, all within 20 minutes by car.
