Beach clubs in Valencia

Valencia has two beach clubs in Valencia worth knowing about. Both sit inside the old America's Cup marina, operating as two sides of the same complex.

Ratings range from 3.9 to 4.0 stars across nearly 10,000 Google reviews. Prices sit at €€ for the nightlife side and €€€ for the restaurant. The season runs long here. Valencia's mild climate means the clubs operate well beyond the typical May to October window.

Visit Valencia's official tourism site has useful beach and transport guides if you're planning a trip.

If you're exploring beach clubs across Spain, Valencia is an easy add-on to a Barcelona or Alicante trip. The AVE train connects all three cities.

Marina Beach Club Restaurant

Marina Beach Club Restaurant is the dining side of Valencia's biggest beach club complex, located inside the Marina de Valencia. It's the most reviewed beach club in the city with 6,359 Google reviews and a 4.0 rating. The setting is striking. The building was repurposed from America's Cup infrastructure and sits right on the water.

Sushi is the signature here, mentioned in 62 reviews. The cocktail list and wine selection both get strong marks. There's also a pool with hammock-style sunbeds, which is what draws the daytime crowd. Live music and DJ sets run through the weekends.

This is the priciest option in Valencia at €€€. Reservations are required, not just recommended. The atmosphere skews upscale and trendy. Some reviewers call it a "see and be seen" spot, others love the energy. Free street parking is available but a paid lot is more reliable.

The pool and the Agua de Valencia cocktails come up constantly in reviews. Service gets mixed feedback on the busiest days, though the 60% five-star rate suggests most visits go well.

Marina Beach Club

Marina Beach Club is the nightlife and events side of the same complex. It holds a 3.9 rating from 3,489 reviews. While the restaurant next door focuses on dining, this space leans into parties, DJ sets, and weekend events. Categories include disco club and pub alongside beach club.

Paella gets mentioned in 75 reviews. Security is a frequent topic too, with 66 mentions. Guests describe it as a go-to for a night out with a good atmosphere. Reggaeton and electronic music feature regularly.

Pricing is moderate at €€. The venue is wheelchair accessible with paid street parking nearby. It's open daily from 11am and runs late. The crowd is young, international, and groups-oriented.

Frequently asked questions about Valencia beach clubs

What is the best beach club in Valencia?

Marina Beach Club Restaurant is the most popular with 6,359 reviews and a 4.0 rating. It's the dining and pool side of the complex, with sushi, cocktails, and a trendy atmosphere. Marina Beach Club is the nightlife and events side, with DJs and weekend parties.

How much do beach clubs in Valencia cost?

Marina Beach Club is priced at €€, roughly €20 to €40 per person for food and drinks. Marina Beach Club Restaurant is €€€. Sunbed prices range from €20 to €80 depending on the season and bed type.

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

Reservations are recommended at both venues, especially for weekend lunches. Marina Beach Club Restaurant requires reservations. Marina Beach Club is easier to walk into on quieter weekdays.

Are Valencia beach clubs open all year?

Valencia's mild climate means beach clubs operate longer than in most Spanish cities. The main season runs from spring through autumn, but some venues open year-round. Check individual clubs for winter schedules.

Which Valencia beach club is best for families?

The Marina Beach Club complex is wheelchair accessible. For families with children, other beach destinations along the Valencia coast like Oliva may be a better fit.

Where are the beach clubs in Valencia located?

Both clubs are at the Marina de Valencia, the old America's Cup harbour near the city centre. They're next to each other and easy to reach by bus, bike, or taxi from the old town.