Playa de Casablanca, Spain - Beach Guide, Info, Photos

Located in the heart of Marbella in Andalusia, Spain, Playa de Casablanca is a lengthy stretch of shore with glistening golden sand. Situated within the esteemed Marbella Club residential area, the beach boasts exceptional maintenance. It is a favorite amongst youngsters, thanks to its shallow waters and soft sand, and features a full range of lifeguard services. The beach further accommodates individuals with disabilities, and over the summer months, it is consistently busy with tourists and locals alike. A new wooden promenade recently constructed along the beachfront only adds to its allure. Visitors can engage in various water sports, including jet skiing and windsurfing, while numerous beach bars and restaurants are available for refreshments. Loungers with parasols are also available for rent. Among the basic amenities offered are ample parking, toilets, and outdoor showers.

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What to do at Playa de Casablanca?

Amenities

Playa de Casablanca amenities include parking, toilet, shower and loungers.

Bars

Best bars near Playa de Casablanca include Beach Club de Marbella Club, Chiringuito Cabaña Beach Marbella, MC Beach, Chiringuito Puente Romano, Tiki Beach, Bar Rocio, Pub restaurante BocaSeca, Boracay terrace bar and Bar La Escalera.

Restaurants

Best restaurants near Playa de Casablanca include Trocadero Petit Playa, Asador Nagueles, Sukhothai Restaurant, Marbella, CIBO Italiano, Leña, El Grill de Marbella Club and Bardot Food & Cocktails by the Pool.

Visitor Reviews

Visitor reviews highlight that the beach is a good place to relax, with bars offering a cocktail selection and sun lounges to use. They also appreciate its proximity to restaurants, public toilets, and easy parking. However, some visitors complain that the beach could use more sand, while others are disappointed in the lack of cleanliness and water quality.