TIBU Night Club

On the west side of Plaza Antonio Banderas, between El Corte Inglés and the nautical complex, the Puerto Banús nightlife has a venue anchored to the square: TIBU Night Club. The space concentrates taxis, reserved tables, and queues; the club occupies that corner and turns the terrace, restaurant, and indoor dance floor into a single leisure sequence.

The terrace facing the marina

The venue is defined by its open-air terrace. It is a spacious area for dancing under the open sky, with daybeds and a rooftop atmosphere when the Costa del Sol weather permits, and with continuity towards an indoor dance floor when the night gets busier. Around the dance floor, there are leather sofas and tables; the bottle service and VIP area is not an extra, it is the way the venue organizes capacity. The reservation plan distributes tables for four to twelve people, with a host, premium bar, and views of the DJ booth. Next to the nightclub, there is a restaurant—currently operated under the KOVA brand—designed for dining from 20:00 and moving on to the club afterwards. Below the square, the underground parking of Puerto Banús solves the arrival by car in a port where surface parking is unfeasible.

Commercial house, R&B and the Banús calendar

TIBU does not pursue the techno circuit. Its soundtrack is commercial house, R&B, hip-hop, afrobeats, and dance floor classics, with DJs and live performances, seasonal themed parties, and urban nights that have made Friday and Saturday a staple for British and international tourism. Residencies like Mayfair Sessions or Saturday Sessions have used the venue as a base, with lineups of R&B and urban music of international reach, but the container is always the same: a club with tables, guest lists, and a box office in the heart of the marina. Advance tickets are required; the minimum age is 18; the dress code is elegant, with no sportswear, flip-flops, or beach looks.

A classic from the Linekers group

On May 1, 2010, it inaugurated its restaurant, VIP terrace, and nightclub in that square. Since then, it has operated under the Linekers Group (company BOWCO Europe SL) and has established itself as one of the large and stable venues in Puerto Banús, open every day from midnight to 06:00. It is the physical venue to which the same circuit of British stag and hen parties, pre-paid tables, and port dawns returns every summer. It remains standing on the same corner, with the same terrace-plus-dance-floor logic, as a fixed piece of the Marbella night.