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Bocana Beach

Upscale seafood/rice beach restaurant on Marbella's central promenade: oysters, pasta

4.2671 reviews · €€ · ratings from Google, 25 August 2026 (refresh overdue)
€18–28main courses, from their carta
€16.5Arroz Caribeño Bocana (Caribbean-style rice)
Where
La Fontanilla / Playa de Venus
The eyebrow
Bogavante (lobster) en salsa americana o a la plancha: €80
Worth knowing
18-28 (meat/fish mains; rice dishes 16.5-42, lobster specialties 42-80)
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P.º Marítimo, num 2, 29600 Marbella, Málaga, Spain · 602 29 92 02

About this chiringuito

Bocana Beach Marbella occupies the central promenade, on the La Fontanilla stretch by Playa de Venus, a short walk from the Old Town. The kitchen serves Spanish seafood with Colombian and Canary twists: oysters, paella and grilled octopus instead of standard chiringuito fried-fish platters. Prices are mid-range for beachfront Marbella, and the Gibraltar view on clear days comes free.

Contact & location in Marbella

Address
P.º Marítimo, num 2, 29600 Marbella, Málaga, Spain
Directions
Directions

Highlights

  • Beachfront chiringuito on Paseo Marítimo, views to Puerto Banús & Gibraltar
  • Menu fuses Mediterranean seafood with Spanish, Colombian & Canary influences
  • TripAdvisor Travelers' Choice award; 4.0/5 from ~144 reviews (Jul 2026)
  • Signature Arroz Caribeño Bocana (Caribbean rice), €16.5pp, min. 2 diners

Bocana Beach, answered

Where exactly is Bocana Beach in Marbella?

Bocana Beach is at Paseo Marítimo 2, on the central seafront promenade near La Fontanilla and Playa de Venus, a short walk from Marbella's Old Town.

Does Bocana Beach take reservations?

Yes: tables can be booked by WhatsApp on +34 602 299 202 or via the reservation form on bocanabeachmarbella.com; the restaurant is closed on Wednesdays.

What's good to order at Bocana Beach?

Reviewers most often flag the paella and rice dishes, along with the oysters and grilled octopus, served alongside a Spanish-Colombian-Canary fusion menu that also includes sea bass and tuna.

Last checked: 25 August 2026

Checked by Vernon Marsh on 25 August 2026

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