DK Travel : Andalucía and Costa del Sol : Bars & Nightclubs

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Olivia Valere, Marbella

This club is the Costa hot spot of the moment. Designed by the same creative genius who did Paris’s famous Buddha Bar, it attracts the rich and beautiful like moths to the flame. Very exclusive and expensive.
Peña El Taranto, Almería

For lovers of real flamenco without tourist kitsch, this is the best place in the city.
Pie de la Vela, Granada

The crowd here is mostly male, young and cruisy, but it isn’t exclusively gay, drawing a mixed crowd of locals and foreigners.
Planta Baja, Granada

A two-storey venue: the upper floor is a quiet bar; downstairs, the DJs play chart hits and everyone dances.
Ronda After Dark

Café Las Bridas offers imported brews, with live music on weekends from midnight. Café Pub Siete Locos is a good place to dance to the latest Spanish electro-pop.
Sala Príncipe, Granada

In this two-storey disco the music consists mainly of Spanish pop and salsa but the DJ takes requests. It’s a popular place, decorated in rather vulgar imitation of the Nasrid palaces on the hill above.
Tarifa Nights

You don’t even have to leave the beach to check out the open-air Il Balneario. The floor is sand and the feel is tropical. In town, Tanakas can accommodate about 1,000 people.
The Palladium, Torremolinos

This popular disco is on two floors and boasts a huge indoor swimming pool. Strobes, a great sound system, and go-go dancers complete the scene.
Varsovia, Málaga

This old-town disco attracts people of all ages. The music is a mix of 1980s feel-good, with some current hits thrown in.
ZZ Pub, Málaga

Mostly university students come to this modest establishment in the old part of town, to hear the two regular bands that play here on Mondays and Thursdays. A DJ fills in the quiet moments every night.