Trocadero Sotogrande
Trocadero Sotogrande

Trocadero Sotogrande: Opening Times, Booking & Beach Club

Open nowPublished hours: Thursday to Monday 11:00 to 00:00, closed Tuesday and Wednesday. DJ nights and the Enclave de Sol festival are summer.

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Trocadero Sotogrande is a beach club and restaurant on Paseo del Parque, open Thursday to Monday from 11:00 to midnight (closed Tuesday and Wednesday). For about 30 years the same spot was El Cucurucho, and when it was refurbished and renamed for the 2015 season it kept the pale blue cone that gave the old place its nickname. Today it's a full day-to-evening operation: a Mediterranean restaurant, an Asian restaurant in summer, a sushi bar, a cocktail bar, DJ sessions, hammocks and two pools, one of them in a family zone. In August it hosts the Enclave de Sol festival.

Season
Published hours: Thursday to Monday 11:00 to 00:00, closed Tuesday and Wednesday. DJ nights and the Enclave de Sol festival are summer.
Area
Playa de Sotogrande
Music
DJ sessions, ambient; flamenco festival in August
Nights
Thu–Mon (closed Tue & Wed)
Hours
11:00–00:00 (kitchen 13:00–23:00)
Dress code
Beach chic

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Tables & bookings at Trocadero Sotogrande

Trocadero doesn't sell nightclub-style VIP tables. What you can book is a table at the restaurant through Grupo Trocadero's reservations page; for more than seven people the venue asks you to phone. For the Enclave de Sol festival, tables and the VIP 'Chozo' boxes are sold as festival tickets. If you'd rather not deal with it yourself, message us on WhatsApp with the date and the size of your group and we'll help you sort it.

How to Get to Trocadero Sotogrande

Trocadero is at Paseo del Parque s/n, 11310 San Roque (Cádiz), right on the beach at Sotogrande, and its own page lists a car park. Kitchen hours are 13:00 to 23:00, Thursday to Monday, so if you're coming to eat, arrive before eleven. Gibraltar is about 25 km away.

Dress Code & Entry Requirements

There's no dress code published by the venue. The 2026 Sandbeds ranking says a 'beach chic' look is expected at the more selective beach clubs, Trocadero included. In practice: smart and relaxed, linen rather than gym kit, and something warm for later because the sea breeze cools things down.

From lunch to last drinks

Trocadero is built for staying all day. Its own page lists two restaurants (a traditional Mediterranean one and an Asian one serving Thai and Japanese food, open only in summer), a sushi bar and a cocktail bar, plus hammocks, pools and DJ sessions. The restaurant is open Thursday to Monday from 11:00 to midnight and closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays; the kitchen serves from 13:00 to 23:00. That means the realistic plan is a late lunch that turns into a sunset drink and dinner, rather than a club night that starts at one in the morning. Sandbeds' 2026 ranking put Trocadero first among Sotogrande's beach clubs and describes ambient music with occasional parties in August. In summer, book lunch at weekends rather than chancing it.

Enclave de Sol, the August festival

Trocadero's big night-time event is Enclave de Sol, which until 2025 was the Trocadero flamenco festival. The 2026 edition ran on 7, 8, 13, 14 and 21 August, with Luna Gitana, La Cuarta Cuerda & Los Alpresa, Siempre Así, Malmö 040 and Soto & Family. Doors opened at 20:00 and shows started at 22:00 or 22:30. Tickets went from €45 for standing at the back to €200 per person for front tables of four, with zones called General, Exclusive Tables, Front Row and the VIP 'Chozo' boxes. If you're planning August 2027, keep an eye out for the line-up announcement in early summer. Festival tickets were sold through an online ticketing platform in advance, and the front tables tend to go first, so don't leave it to the week of the show.

Families by day, adults by night

One detail that sets Trocadero apart from a pure party beach club: it has a family zone with its own phone line and two pools, so at lunchtime you'll see kids around. The evening is a different crowd. If you're coming for drinks and music, aim for the late afternoon onwards on Thursday to Sunday, and remember it closes at midnight. For a longer night, Ágora is the nightclub in Sotogrande. Trocadero also runs private events; the venue handles those directly through its events contact listed on its own page. If you're bringing children, the family zone's own phone number is on its own page, so you can ask before you go; andalucia.com notes that children's activities run in the summer season. Without kids, the later in the day you arrive, the more grown-up it gets.

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