Naô Pool Club

The pool acts as the dance floor

In Nueva Andalucía, the party doesn't go down to the shore: it stays in a garden of palm trees, stone walls, and round beds. Naô Pool Club opened in 2016 on Calle Los Tilos, a step away from Puerto Banús, and since then, the water is the center of the dance floor. It is not a beach bar on the sand: it is a pool club set within a residential area, with cabanas, a terrace, and a pool that concentrates Marbella's day clubbing. The motto #ItsNaoOrNever sets the tone.

The week is written in the sun

The official hours are from 12:00 to 20:00, every day, with changes if there is a special date. On Tuesdays, B2B focuses on electronic and house. On Wednesdays, Rico plays Latin music. On Thursdays, Caôs is hip-hop. On Fridays, Homiés crosses afro house, R&B, and amapiano. On Saturdays, Almâ works in open format. On Sundays, the venue hosts the Kisstory residency, featuring classics and anthems. On Mondays, Guilty adds the ritual of the champagne spray. The pool parties are +21. Those afternoons do not replace the venue: they fill it.

In black, when the sun goes down

Rêve Festival is the venue's own monthly night event: black dress code and closing around 23:59. There, Naô stops looking like just a day club and functions as an electronic dance floor. Joseph Capriati, Adriatique, Anotr, and Moojo have performed there. By day, the same garden has hosted Travis Scott, Burna Boy, Tyga, and the closing of elrow. The tension of the site lies in that dual use: pool luxury in the morning, booth and screen when the calendar calls for it.

A DAS Audio system so as not to escape to the neighborhood

In 2022, SPL Audiosistemas installed a DAS Audio system to leave behind the scattered restaurant PA system. The core is an Event-26A array—four boxes per side and a central channel—with Artec-322S subwoofers and Artec-508 speakers facing the water. More pressure in front of the booth, less leakage toward the surrounding houses. A technical detail that explains how one can play electronic music in a residential garden.

La Mesâ, the other shore of the venue

At the edge of the pool operates La Mesâ, the club's restaurant, with Ezequiel Castro at the helm and Takumi sushi. The physical map is clear: pool, Balinese beds, cabanas, VIP area, terrace, garden, and shisha. It was born driven by the environment of Olivia Valere, but the Los Tilos venue has its own name, website, and premises. Today the file is unequivocal: Naô is the club; the parties are what happens inside.