Estepona beach clubs make up seven addresses along 20 kilometres of sandy coastline, framed by the Mediterranean and the Sierra Bermeja mountains, each built for a pool, a long lunch and an afternoon by the sea.
Beach clubs are often associated with summer, but Estepona enjoys over 320 days of sunshine a year. With mild winters averaging around 17ºC, most of these spaces stay open well beyond July and August
Estepona Beach Clubs to Explore
EVA Estepona Beach Club – Playa del Cristo
Located on Playa del Cristo, EVA pairs Greek and Mediterranean cuisine with a seafront pool and terrace. Mezze platters and sangria blanca are the regulars' order, alongside a seafood counter with oysters, prawns and scallops. The building
was developed by Prestige Expo.
Open daily for lunch.
Phone: +34 646 914 898. Find it on the map.
Neguri Beach Club: Seafront Dining at Hacienda del Mar
Formerly Spiler Beach Club at the Kempinski Hotel Bahía, this seafront restaurant now operates as Neguri Beach Club, part of Hacienda del Mar, The Meliá Collection, which opened under its new name in July 2026 after a full renovation. It draws on nautical club traditions and seafood, with pool access for hotel guests and outside visitors alike.
El Padrón beach, Estepona.
Phone: +34 952 809 500. Find it on the map.
Sublim Beach Club: Rebuilt at Laguna Village
Sublim Beach reopened in April 2024 within Laguna Village, four years after a fire destroyed the site in 2020. The two year, 25 million euro rebuild is owned by Grupo Pacha, the group behind Ibiza's clubbing scene. An infinity pool overlooking the Mediterranean anchors the space, with a kitchen built around modern Mediterranean dishes.
Open 11am to 8pm in May, extending through the summer months.
Phone: +34 952 800 015. Find it on the map.
Beso Beach Estepona: Seaside Dining on Playa El Padrón
Beso Beach carries the cosmopolitan spirit of Ibiza and Formentera to Playa El Padrón. There is no pool; the focus is
seaside dining, with an arroz de mariscos regulars return for.
Open from midday.
Phone: +34 971 349 900. Find it on the map.
Nido Beach Club & Restaurant
Nido pairs an adults-only pool with a kitchen led by chef Franco Franceschini, who trained at the three Michelin starred Paul Bocuse and the one starred San Daniele. Grilled sea bass is a signature dish, part of Grupo Mosh, which
also runs La Cabane in Marbella.
Open daily, 11am to 7pm.
Phone: +34 616 50 87 22. Find it on the map.
Sonora Beach: Bohemian on the Sand
Sonora offers a bohemian alternative with no pool, direct beachfront and a relaxed, decorated setting. Mojitos and
ceviche are the regulars' order.
Open Monday to Sunday, 11am to 7pm. Closed Wednesdays.
Phone: +34 605 95 08 82. Find it on the map.
Salduna Beach: The Quiet Stretch near Benamara
Salduna sits east of Estepona, near Benamara, on a stretch of coastline that stays quieter than the clubs closer to town. White timber pergolas and a slower pace define the setting, suited to an afternoon away from the crowds.
Open 11am to 9pm.
Phone: +34 952 897 916. Find it on the map.
A Year-Round Setting
From infinity pools to bohemian rhythms, Estepona’s beach clubs reflect the diversity and sophistication of its international community. What sets them apart is their permanence: thanks to a privileged climate, they can be lived and enjoyed all year. This accessibility, combined with the town’s growing reputation for quiet luxury, positions Estepona as a serious alternative to Marbella, Ibiza and the Côte d’Azur. A place where Mediterranean light and architecture converge into a lifestyle as enduring as the sun itself.
Discover the luxury hotel brands that have chosen Estepona, explore the day trips that begin here, and enjoy access to some of the finest golf courses on the Costa del Sol. From Tyrian Residences, it is also possible to walk to local landmarks, vibrant dining spots and the seafront promenade. If this is the lifestyle you wish to embrace, contact us—we will be delighted to help you make it your own.
