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Trocadero Playa

An all-day beach restaurant on the Santa Petronila sands, Golden Mile, built around lunch/dinner service rather than a structured sunbed program, with regular DJ sets and private-event bookings.

4.23,047 reviews · ratings from Google, 25 August 2026 (refresh overdue)
€15cheapest standard sunbed, per day, 2025
Entry
€15–€30 by season and row from the sea
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sister of the Arena; official site lists no prices
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Playa de Santa Petronila, 29610 Marbella, Málaga, Spain · 610 70 41 44

About this beach club

Trocadero Playa is the flagship chiringuito of Grupo Trocadero on Santa Petronila beach, Golden Mile, open every day for lunch and dinner. Sunbeds run roughly €15 upward depending on season and row, with a colonial-style terrace and occasional DJ sets rather than a dedicated beach-club program.

Contact & location in Marbella

Address
Playa de Santa Petronila, 29610 Marbella, Málaga, Spain
Directions
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Highlights

  • Beach restaurant on Santa Petronila beach, Golden Mile, Marbella
  • the Grupo Trocadero flagship venue; open daily for lunch and dinner
  • Colonial-style wood-beam decor with terrace seating over the sand
  • DJ sessions are part of the regular programming
  • Sunbeds run roughly €15–€30 depending on season and row

Trocadero Playa, answered

How much does a sunbed cost at Trocadero Playa?

No fixed public rate card is published by the club; third-party Marbella guides put sunbeds at roughly €15–€30 depending on season and row.

Is there an entry fee?

No. Beach access is free; you only pay if you use a sunbed or order food and drinks.

Do you need to book ahead?

Booking is recommended, especially for lunch or dinner in high season, by phone (+34 610 704 144) or via the reservations page on grupotrocadero.com.

Last checked: 25 August 2026

Checked by Vernon Marsh on 25 August 2026

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