TIBU Banús: What It's Like and How the Table Packages Work

Most of Marbella's big-name clubs shut when the summer ends. TIBU doesn't. It sits on Plaza Antonio Banderas in Puerto Banús and says it's open every night till late, all year. That alone makes it the answer to a question we get a lot from October onwards: where do you actually go out in Banús in winter? Here's what a night there is like and how the table packages work.

Club, terrace and KOVA

TIBU is three things in one place. There's an indoor club, a big open-air terrace and a restaurant, KOVA, which serves from 20:00 Thursday to Monday. So you can book dinner and stay on, or come later and go straight to the club. The programme mixes international DJs, live acts and themed parties. It's run by the same group behind Linekers, which tells you it knows the Banús crowd well.

One caveat on days. TIBU says every night, but at least one guide, andalucia.com, lists it as Thursday to Monday and closed Tuesday and Wednesday. In the quieter months it's worth checking before you head out midweek.

The music

TIBU doesn't pin itself to one genre. Guides describe the mix as house, commercial, hip-hop and reggaeton, which fits a club that wants a full room seven nights a week rather than a niche crowd. Themed nights and guest DJs shift the sound from one night to the next, so if you care about the music, check what's on.

How the table packages work

TIBU publishes its table packages, which makes life easier because you know the numbers before you go. These are the prices on its packages page as published in October 2026:

• Mixers are included with the 70cl bottles; Red Bull is not.
• You need to arrive by 01:00 for the package to apply.
• Packages aren't valid on special events, which are priced separately.
• Prices can change, so treat these as a guide and confirm for your date.

The quick maths: on the bottle packages it works out at roughly €100 to €125 a head, and the bigger the group, the more the larger formats make sense.

House, commercial, hip-hop, reggaeton · Plaza Antonio Banderas, Puerto BanúsSee TIBU Banús →

When to go

Being open all year changes how you use TIBU. In summer it competes with every club on the coast; from October to May it's one of the few big options left in Banús, so a lot of the port's nightlife ends up there. If you're in Marbella out of season, check whether there's a themed night or a guest DJ that week, book KOVA if you want dinner first (Thursday to Monday from 20:00), and plan to be through the door before one if you're taking a package.

Door and what to wear

Bring ID; age rules aren't something to argue about at the door. TIBU doesn't publish a strict dress code in what we've seen, but it's Puerto Banús, so smart-casual is the safe bet: a decent shirt or top, long trousers or a smart dress, proper shoes. Beachwear and sportswear are the usual way to get a no at any club around the port, so if you've come straight from the beach, go back to the hotel first.

Honest take

TIBU is the reliable option in Banús: open when the summer clubs aren't, easy to combine with dinner, and clear about what a table costs. If you're a group and want a base for the night, a package with arrival before one is the simplest way to do it.