Pool Day Pass in Málaga: Prices, Options & How to Book (2026)

ByHeidi·Published October 19, 2025·Updated January 11, 2026
Pool Day Pass in Málaga: Prices, Options & How to Book (2026)

Find the best pool day pass in Málaga. Prices from €50 at Isla Pool Club, the city's only dedicated pool club. See packages and book.

Looking for a pool day pass in Málaga? Here's what you need to know:

Standard Day Pass - €50/person Pool access, lounger, lunch, 2 drinks, dessert

VIP Balinese Bed - €80/person Private bed (4 people), bottle service, full meal

Where: Isla Pool Club at La Hípica - currently Málaga's only dedicated pool club with day passes.

Quick booking: Reserve at islapoolclub.com - weekends fill up fast.


Isla Pool Club

A top down view of the pool at Isla Pool Club

Isla Pool Club is Málaga's first real pool day pass experience. Opened in June 2025, it's located inside La Hípica, just 3 km from the city centre.

Think Ibiza-style pool party meets Mediterranean relaxation: Balinese beds, palm trees, live DJs, and a 500m² pool area set against the Montes de Málaga backdrop.

This isn't a hotel pool you're sneaking into - it's a purpose-built pool club designed for day guests. Capacity is limited, which keeps it from feeling overcrowded.

Best for: Groups, birthdays, hen parties, or anyone wanting a proper pool day with music and cocktails.

Day Pass Prices & Packages

Standard Day Pass - €50 per person

  • Full-day pool and lounger access
  • 2 shared starters (per 4 people)
  • 1 main course each
  • 2 drinks per person (beer, tinto de verano, soft drink, or water)
  • Dessert

VIP Balinese Bed - €80 per person

Based on groups of 4:

  • 1 Balinese bed in the pool area
  • 2 drinks per person (beer, wine, or soft drink)
  • 1 bottle of house spirit per 4 people
  • 2 shared starters
  • 1 main course each
  • 1 shared dessert

Booking: Reservations are mandatory. Book via islapoolclub.com or call directly. Weekend spots go quickly.

What to Expect

The vibe sits somewhere between relaxed beach club and upscale pool party. During the day, expect chilled house music from the DJ booth. As sunset approaches, the energy picks up.

Sunrise at Gibralfaro Castle

Watch the sun rise over Malaga from the highest point in the city. The views stretch from the bullring to the port and beyond.

The castle opens at 9am, but staying at the Parador gives you access to the terrace at dawn - before anyone else arrives.

Where to Stay

Parador de Malaga Gibralfaro - The only hotel with direct castle access. Wake up and walk straight onto the terrace for sunrise.

Check Availability

Dress code: Smart swimwear, beach club chic. No football shirts or worn-out flip-flops.

Age limit: 18+ only. This is an adults-only venue with a party atmosphere.

Facilities: Pool, Balinese beds, hammocks, restaurant service, private areas for events.

Food & Drinks

Isla serves Mediterranean and international dishes poolside:

  • Sushi platters and rolls
  • Italian nachos and sharing plates
  • Chicken wings and light bites
  • Main courses from the restaurant menu

Drinks range from beers and sangria to cocktails, cava, and premium bottle service for VIP bookings. The bar runs all day.

How to Get There

Address: Camino de los Almendrales s/n, 29013 Málaga (inside La Hípica)

  • From city centre: 10-minute drive
  • From Málaga Airport: 15-20 minutes
  • From Muelle Uno: 15 minutes

Parking: Free on-site parking available.

No car? Taxi or rideshare is the easiest option. Some events offer shuttle service - check when booking.

Other Pool Options in Málaga

Isla Pool Club is currently the only dedicated pool club in Málaga offering day passes to the public.

If you want a rooftop pool:

If you want a beach club: Some beach clubs along the Costa del Sol offer similar vibes:

  • Marbella has several established pool and beach clubs
  • Torremolinos has beachfront options

But for a pool day pass in Málaga city itself, Isla is your best (and currently only) choice.

Nearby Hotels & Accommodation

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FAQ

How much is a pool day pass in Málaga?

Pool day passes in Málaga start at €50 per person at Isla Pool Club. This includes pool access, a lounger, lunch, drinks, and dessert. VIP Balinese beds cost €80 per person with bottle service included.

Do I need to book in advance?

Yes. Isla Pool Club requires reservations, especially for weekends and holidays. Walk-ins may be turned away if capacity is reached. Book at islapoolclub.com.

Is there a pool club in Málaga?

Yes. Isla Pool Club opened in 2025 as Málaga's first dedicated pool club and is now in its second season. It's located at La Hípica, about 10 minutes from the city centre, and offers day passes with DJ sets, food, and drinks.

Can I use hotel pools in Málaga without staying there?

Some hotels offer rooftop pool day passes, but options are limited. See our guide to rooftop pool day passes in Málaga for current options.

Is Isla Pool Club good for a birthday or hen party?

Yes. Isla caters to groups and special occasions. They offer private areas, VIP packages, and can arrange bottle service. Contact them directly for group bookings.

What should I wear to a pool club in Málaga?

Smart swimwear is expected. Think stylish swimsuits, cover-ups, and decent sandals. Isla Pool Club has a "beach club chic" dress code. Avoid worn-out clothing.

Are kids allowed at Isla Pool Club?

No. Isla Pool Club is 18+ only. It's an adults-only venue with a party atmosphere.

Is there parking at Isla Pool Club?

Yes. Free parking is available on-site at La Hípica.


Ready to book? Reserve your pool day pass at Isla Pool Club and enjoy Málaga's best pool experience.

Heidi Hein

About the Author

Heidi Hein

South African travel writer living in Málaga, Spain. I personally visit and review every rooftop bar and pool featured on this site.

  • Based in Málaga since 2020
  • Visited 100+ rooftop venues across Andalusia
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