5x Cheap Beachbeds in Marbella & San Pedro (2026 Edition)

Marbella is famous for its luxury, exclusive beach clubs, and free-flowing champagne. But did you know you don’t have to spend €50 to €100 everywhere just for a day of comfortable sunbathing? If you know where to look, you can relax on a comfortable beachbed from the center of Marbella all the way to San Pedro without blowing your holiday budget in a single day.

For www.lowbudgetmarbella.com, we have listed the 5 best and cheapest spots for beachbeds in the region, including current prices for this season!

1. Chiringuito Victoria & Europa (Playa de la Fontanilla – Marbella Center)

Playa de la Fontanilla is the bustling city beach of Marbella, located just one kilometer from the historic old town. The two chiringuitos, Victoria and Europa, are situated right on the sand and offer sunbeds and umbrellas for the lowest price in the region. The atmosphere is authentically Spanish: grilled fish, cold beer, sangria, and the scent of the sea. Arrive early, as the best spots go quickly on hot days!

Current beachbed price: From €8 per day (1 person: €8 / 2 people + umbrella: ~€15).
Why go here? The absolute budget winner on an official 2026 Blue Flag beach. Centrally located with parking and water sports just around the corner.
Location: Paseo Marítimo, Marbella Center (Season: April – October).

2. Nuevo Reino (Playa de San Pedro de Alcántara)

Located on the wide boulevard of San Pedro de Alcántara, you will find the iconic Nuevo Reino. This is an absolute top location for budget travelers who want quality and Spanish hospitality but refuse to pay premium prices. The sunbeds sit beautifully right in the sand and are among the cheapest in the entire region.

Current beachbed price: Approx. €7.50 per bed.
Why go here? Unbeatable value for money, a beautiful wide beach, and a fantastic authentic restaurant where you can enjoy fresh fish after sunbathing.
Website: Nuevo Reino San Pedro

3. Chiringuito Los Tres Pepe (Playa de la Fontanilla – Marbella Boulevard)

Also located right on the sand of La Fontanilla beach along Marbella’s busy boulevard. Chiringuito Los Tres Pepe (often called Los Tres Pepes by locals) is a wonderfully traditional, no-nonsense beach bar. While the surrounding hotels charge premium rates, you can still rent a classic beachbed here for a very low price. It offers a relaxed, local vibe among residents.

Current beachbed price: Approx. €9 to €11 per day.
Why go here? Perfect location right on the boulevard, a short walk from the old town, and a great laid-back, local atmosphere.
Website: Chiringuito Los Tres Pepe

4. Siroko Beach (Playa de El Rosario / Marbella East)

Siroko Beach offers that lovely, stylish Marbella vibe with a charming wooden pavilion and great music, but remains surprisingly accessible when it comes to beachbeds. Located on one of the most beautiful sandy beaches on the east side of Marbella, this is the perfect spot if you are looking for a bit more atmosphere without paying high-end beach club prices.

Current beachbed price: Approx. €10 to €20 per day (depending on the season).
Why go here? Beautiful styling, great cocktails, and a fantastic stretch of fine sand where you can truly unwind.
Website: Siroko Beach

5. Chiringuito Guayaba (Playa de San Pedro de Alcántara)

Another gem in San Pedro de Alcántara. While prices in nearby Puerto Banús skyrocket, Chiringuito Guayaba keeps things wonderfully relaxed and local. You can rent a comfortable bed on the wide beach here for a fraction of the usual ‘Marbella price’.

Current beachbed price: Approx. €8 to €12 per day.
Why go here? Very laid-back atmosphere, friendly service, and you can easily walk straight onto the lively boulevard after your beach day.
Website: Chiringuito Guayaba

💡 Low-Budget Marbella Beachbed Tips:

Arrive early in high season: In July and August, the cheapest beds on popular beaches like Playa de la Fontanilla and San Pedro fill up fast. Aim to be there around 10:30 AM.
Ask about the umbrella: At these budget-friendly hotspots, the umbrella is almost always included in the price, but it’s always smart to double-check with the hamquero (the beachbed attendant) to avoid surprises.
Bring cash: While you can pay by card in almost all the attached restaurants, the attendants managing the beds directly on the sand often prefer to be paid in cash.

With this guide, you can fully enjoy the Costa del Sol sun while your wallet enjoys a holiday too!