The Best Beach Clubs in Alanya

How Alanya Beach Clubs Work

Most of Alanya's coast is rocky, so the classic beach club is a wooden pontoon deck extending over the water, lined with sunbeds and daybeds. You reserve a bed (or a table for lunch), pay a per-person fee or minimum spend, and stay all day. Music builds through the afternoon; by 7pm the pontoon becomes a bar, by 9pm dinner service starts.

1. Maçakızı — Oba

The mother of them all. Since the 1970s, Maçakızı has defined Oba's Saint-Tropez reputation. Long lunch under white umbrellas, superb Turkish-Aegean cooking, and the peninsula's most people-watchable pontoon. Daybeds €200–€450 pp. Book 5–7 days ahead in summer.

2. Casa Botanica — Oba

The stylish newcomer that has taken the crown from Maçakızı for a younger crowd. Tropical garden restaurant leading to a jetty club, excellent Mediterranean menu, sunset DJ sets that stretch to midnight. Daybeds from €180 pp.

3. Xuma Beach — Mahmutlar

The chic western answer — set below the hills of Mahmutlar with panoramic sunset views back toward Palmarina. Quieter than Oba in daytime; the go-to Mahmutlar sundown spot. Reservations essential Friday–Sunday.

4. Mandarin Oriental Beach Club — Avsallar

The most polished option — hotel-run, immaculately maintained pontoons, best service on the peninsula. Day-pass access for non-guests when capacity allows (€250+ pp). Excellent for families thanks to shallow, kids-friendly water.

5. Kumbahçe Beach Club — Alanya Town

Central Alanya's rooftop-pool-meets-beach-club, overlooking the castle. Younger, louder, more affordable. Best for a first-night arrival before you head to the villages.

6. Bianca Beach Club — Mahmutlar

Palm-fringed beach right on Mahmutlar bay, casual atmosphere, walkable from Palmarina. The choice when Xuma is fully booked or the wind is blowing on the other side of the peninsula.

Booking Tips

• Reserve the bed and the lunch table together — many clubs won't seat you without both.
• Front-row (seaside) beds cost 30–60% more. Second row often has the same view.
• Weekdays are dramatically calmer than weekends, when Istanbul flies in.
• August is the loudest and priciest month; June and September offer the same water at 30% less.
• Bring cash tips for the beach butlers (100–200 TRY per bed).

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