SUNBEDS/POOL Are you open every day? We are open every day during Summer unless there’s a function or private event. What are your opening hours? The pool is open from 1000 to 1900 and then we are open for dinner afterwards till late. Are you open in Winter? Cafe del Mar is closed during Winter. We’re open around from April until October. La Nave Bistro, our Restaurant next to the Aquarium is open all year round. Do you have half days? We do not have half day rates. Same rates and prices apply until 7 pm. How long do we have the sunbeds for? Sunbeds are available from 10 am until 7 pm. You can stay a bit longer on the sunbeds, if we do not have any events in the evening. After 7 pm, some sunbeds are removed to set up for the Restaurant. What does the price include? The price of each includes a sunbed, umbrella, use of the pool, use of indoor/ outdoor showers. Food or drinks are not included in the prices. Is there an additional entrance fee, apart from the sunbeds? We do not have an entrance fee; you just have to pay for the sunbeds. Do you have a minimum spend on sunbeds? There’s no minimum spend on sunbeds. Do you have discounts for groups? We do not offer any packages. Same rates apply. Do you have any offers/ packages which include food or drinks All-inclusive? For the pool we do not have any packages. The sunbeds have to be paid upon entrance and food or drinks have to be paid separately from the Restaurant or from the bar. Is it the same price if we just come for an hour? Same rates apply. Are all sunbeds provided with shade? All sunbeds are provided with shade except the front row & fourth row cushioned beds. Are children allowed in the Lido? Children are allowed to come in for the Pool and stay in the Family area, next to the Kids Pool. Children under 13 years of age are restricted to use the Kid’s pool and can only reserve the Normal sunbeds, situated in the Family area. Children under 13 cannot make use of the Infinity and cannot stay in the Adult area or VIP area. Can we choose the exact location of the sunbeds? When you make a booking, we do not book the exact location of the sunbeds, unless they are prepaid. It is important to be here by 10/ AM for the booking, in order to choose the sunbeds according to your liking. For more info go to How can we do a pre-payment? Pre-payments of the sunbeds are to be taken at least a day before the booking date. Pre-payments are only taken on the premises, at Cafe del Mar during pool hours between 10 am and 7 pm. The pre payment also entitles the client to choose the exact sunbed he/she wants. Also, pre paying for the beds also implies that the client will have no time restrictions, and thus the clients are not obliged to come by AM. What’s the difference between normal and VIP area? The VIP area is an elevated area overlooking the crowd, the pool area and the DJ area from upstairs. In this area we also have separate bars and separate toilets. Can we use the Pool without purchasing sunbeds? In order to enter the premises from 10 am until 7 pm, you have to purchase a sunbed or pay the entrance fee, if all sunbeds are taken. After 7 pm the venue is free entrance but the pool will be closed. Do you have memberships for the Pool/ sunbeds? We do not have any memberships or discount prices for the Pool. Same rates apply. How deep is the pool? The Kids pool is – , while the Infinity is – 2m. Is there a pool menu? The full menu is only available in the restaurant however we have a limited selection of nibbles in the VIP area. Can Sushi be served on the sunbeds? Sushi cannot be served on the sunbeds. Once I am in, can I leave the beach club and re-enter again? Yes you can, however you need to inform the pool boys on duty as otherwise they will assume that you left and re-sell the sunbeds again. Is the pool heated? Our pool is not heated. Can we bring inflatables inside the pool? Inflatables are not allowed in the Pool. If we buy a sunbed in the morning, can we stay for the party? Yes you can for the party free of charge. If you leave the premises during the day and come back in the evening for the party, you need to pay again. If we have lunch, can we stay on the sunbeds? During peak season, the Restaurant is reserved for pool clientele only. Therefore, in order to enter into the Restaurant during lunch time, you need to pay for the sunbeds. If we have a party ticket for the evening, can we come during the day? Tickets for the party are only for the evening, after 8 pm. If you want to come during the day, you need to pay extra for the sunbeds. This applies from 10 am until 7 pm. Is the price of the Aquarium included in the price of the sunbeds? No, the admission fee for the Aquarium has to be paid separately. Is your pool saltwater or freshwater? Our pool is fresh water What time is the sunset? The best time to see the sunset is around 1930 – 2030 but this varies according to the time of the year. FOOD & DRINKS If we have lunch, can we stay on the sunbeds? During peak season, the Restaurant is reserved for pool clientele only. Therefore, in order to enter into the Restaurant during lunch time, you need to pay for the sunbeds. Can we come into the Restaurant, without using the Pool/ sunbeds? Cafe del Mar is open as a lido from 10 am until 7 pm. Therefore, in order to enter the premises you will need to pay for the sunbeds, since the Restaurant is reserved for pool clients only or else you can come for dinner after 7pm. Do the prices on the menu include VAT? Yes our prices include VAT Value Added Tax. Do you do aperitif? Yes, we do Do you have happy hour? We do not have happy hour. For drinks only you can come after 7 pm. Do we have to pay to come for dinner or drinks in the evening? After 7pm there is no entrance fee to Cafe del Mar because the pool is closed. If we have an event the event ticket price may apply. Do you have a Kids Menu? Yes we do. It includes pasta, pizza, nuggets and fries. What time does the Kitchen open? The Kitchen is open from 12 pm until 5 pm and re-opens again at 7 pm until 11 pm. Do you serve breakfast? We do not serve breakfast but La Nave Bistro next door does every day. Do you serve non-alcoholic beer and cocktails? Yes we do. Do you offer set menus? We do offer set menus for big groups/ functions. For more info please send an email to mbarbara What type of drinks you offer? What is the famous red and white cocktail? Our signature cocktail Shark Attack Can Sushi be served on the sunbeds? Sushi cannot be served on the sunbeds. Do you do takeaway/ deliveries? You can do so from our Restaurant next door – La Nave Bistro. Can we bring our own cake? You can bring your own cake. Can we order a cake? Unfortunately not, but you can bring your own. Do you serve the same menu at Cafe del Mar and La Nave Bistro? We have two different a la carte menus but very similar. The Sushi menu is served only at Cafe del Mar. What are your opening hours? The pool is open from 1000 to 1900 and then we are open for dinner afterwards till late. Are you open in Winter? Cafe del Mar is closed during Winter. We’re open around from April until October. La Nave Bistro, our Restaurant next to the Aquarium is open all year round. Is there a pool menu? The full menu is only available in the restaurant however we have a limited selection of nibbles in the VIP area. What time is the sunset? The best time to see the sunset is around 1930 – 2030 but this varies according to the time of the year. PARTIES/EVENTS Do you host pool parties? Yes we do on Thursdays after 8pm in July and August. Are children allowed during parties or events? During parties, the venue is strictly 17+ and children are not allowed to come in. Can we book a Sofa for an event? You can from here If we buy a sunbed in the morning, can we stay for the party? Yes you can for the party free of charge. If you leave the premises during the day and come back in the evening for the party, you need to pay again. Where can we buy tickets for your parties? What’s the dress code? We do not have a particular dress code but we do not allow clients to stay in just swimwear for dinner or in the restaurant during lunch. If we have a party ticket for the evening, can we come during the day? Tickets for the party are only for the evening, after 8 pm. If you want to come during the day, you need to pay extra for the sunbeds. This applies from 10 am until 7 pm. FACILITIES Is Cafe del Mar pet friendly? We allows pets only for dinner time provided the pet is behaved and does not disturb clients or allowed to lay on any of the furniture. We reserve the right to ask clients to leave if these conditions are not obeyed. Do you have beach access? We do not have beach access. Are Credit cards accepted there? Yes they are accepted including Visa, Master card and American Express. Do you have an ATM? Yes, it is located near the toilets. Do you have changing rooms? Yes we do. Do you provide towels? Towels are provided with a €5 charge and €10 deposit, which will be given back once the towels are handed back. Can we bring the luggage with us? We do not have a storage room where you can store your luggage, however you can still bring them with you and keep them next to the sunbeds. Do you have lockers available? Unfortunately, locker service is currently not available at our venue. Is the Restaurant air-conditioned? No it isn’t. Do you have access for all? Yes we are fully wheelchair accessible. What type of music do you play during the day? During the day we have the Cafe del Mar playlist and in the evening there’s a DJ playing on most days from 7 pm onwards. Can we come by boat? Currently we do not have anywhere to dock a boat, but around 500m to our right there’s a slipway suitable for a dinghy. Is smoking allowed? Smoking is permitted outside only. Do you have Shisha / Hookah? We do not have Shisha or Hookah. Are you part of a resort or a hotel? We are part of the Malta National Aquarium Complex which includes Malta’s only Aquarium, a bistro, carpark, public square and a bistro however this does not include any hotels or resorts. Do you have parking? Yes it does on two levels with approximately 140 parking spaces. Is the parking free? Free parking for 1 car when a client spends €50 and over in our premises. Do you have a Jacuzzi? We do not have a Jacuzzi. Can we bring our stroller/ pushchair? Yes you can. Can I bring baby food? Yes Do you have a bus stop near you? Yes, we have. The bus stop’s name is Ben. Do you sell merchandise? We do not sell any merchandise. Do you sell Cafe del Mar music CDs? We do not sell any CDs Is it possible to get a massage at Café del Mar? Unfortunately, we do not provide massages at our establishment. Do you do water sports? No, we do not do water sports Do you have Wifi? Yes, we do have free Wifi Do you have First Aid? Yes and we have personnel who are licensed first aiders. Do we accept ONE4ALL vouchers? Yes they are accepted. Is there a lost and found, how can I find it or contact it? Yes, we do have a lost and found. Everything that is turned in or found at Cafe del Mar is given to our Security in the lost and found department. You can call our venue directly on 22588143 and we will check for you with our security. How can we come to Cafe del Mar? You can either come by Taxi or by Bus. Our address is Triq it-Trunciera, St Paul’s Bay SPB 1500. By Public transport from Valletta 45, Sliema 212, Airport X3, Mdina 186, Mellieha 221. Can I buy gift vouchers for Cafe del Mar? Yes JOBS How do I apply for a job? You can head to our careers page and apply for any available/desired jobs by filling out an application form or send your CV directly to hr COVID-19 Do you host pool parties? Yes we do on Thursdays after 8pm in July and August.

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Cafe del Mar Ibiza Carrer de Lepant 27, 07820, Sant Antoni de Portmany, Ibiza, Spain Dining options Late Night, Breakfast, Reservations Restaurant details Dining options Late Night, Breakfast, Reservations orlenac2016Reviewed August 24, 2017 via mobile With a minimum spend of €65 each, we get to sit at the seafront view which was the 1st row. The view was stunning but bear in mind it's super WARM, be ready to sweat for the whole dinnerThe food was not bad but with not many options especially for tapasEverything was fine until we received the bill which said service charge is not included then I paid a €500 cash still the waiter didn't say anything, when he was giving me back the change, the bill was €146, he gave me back €331 and told me as service charge is not included, he will take 10% or asked if I wanted to give more. I was shocked because I don't mind paying tips but it's not like you stated 'service charge is not included' which means it is optional for customers to pay how much they want and ended up he took the service charge straight from my orlenac2016 about Cafe del Mar Ibiza3 Thank orlenac2016 This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn reviews that mention All reviews tapas watch the sunset visited cafe bucket list front row great sunset the sun set food and drinks beautiful place music ibiza minimum strip vibe sea sangria promenade jade dHuddersfield, United KingdomReviewed August 23, 2017 I wouldn't bother attempting to visit this place, or if you do have a back up just in had booked several months in advance, we arrived on the day and the place was empty with no staff disappointed as the original email correspondence was very managed to get a table at a neighboring restaurant/bar which was very have done most of the restaurants on the sunset strip in the past and I think have just become overpriced and would recommend eating elsewhere where you get better value for your money with better quality food and then just sit at the front of the rocks with a much better view and jade d about Cafe del Mar Ibiza1 Thank jade d This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn SwedenReviewed August 22, 2017 via mobile We were seated on the elevated part of the restaurant by a lovely hostess. This part of the restaurant didn't require a minimum spending. We had two cocktails, one glass of wine, nachos, pimientos de padrón and chips and we spent 68€ in total. There's nothing wrong in general with the service but our waiter had way too many tables to serve, leaving him to forget some of our questions. However as we leave, he was quite pushy, trying to push us to add the optional service fee of 10% when paying with card. I'm no stranger to leaving tips, when the service is good, but it wasn't particularly good this time. Remember people, we are in Europe and you don't have to leave tips here. The cocktails were good but expensive and the food was mediocre. Being a celiac I asked what's safe on the menu dishes were marked gluten-free but the chance of cross contamination is always there . The waiter came back pretty quickly from the kitchen and stated all dishes that didn't contain lactose....Anyway, to summarize, I'd expect more from an upscale place like this with prices this high. Also note to the management Pease don't ever push people to pay for service, no matter if it's good or bad. It's my choice as a customer to decide this. I would come back for the sunset and the music but not for the food!Tip Go there sooner and ask for one of these elevated tables. We saw the sunset perfectly without having to spend a minimum amount of money tables by the water have 65€ minimum/person.Ask LaValiente777 about Cafe del Mar Ibiza1 Thank LaValiente777 This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn United KingdomReviewed August 21, 2017 We booked a sofa area, which comes with a €50 per head minimum spend. Pre-trip email correspondence was very efficient, and they can even send you 360 degree images of the different seating areas, which have different minimum spends. Even though the sofa section is up behind the main bar, giving you a partially obstructed ocean/sunset view, the view was still very good we probably had the best positioned table in this section though, and it’s way more comfortable than their regular tables. When we arrived at 7pm the place was fairly empty, but it did pick up as sunset approached. We had excellent service from an assigned waiter. We had 3 rounds of very good cocktails and a few appetisers, which was enough to meet the minimum spend we had a great time here. The place had an excellent vibe, and we got to enjoy a beautiful sunset in comfortable surroundings. I would love to go back, and wouldn’t hesitate to book the sofa section once londoner2304 about Cafe del Mar IbizaThank londoner2304 This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn United KingdomReviewed August 21, 2017 via mobile Came here to have some lovely tapas and watch the sunset with my partner and views of the sun setting to be had with excellent service, unfortunately the food didn't match up to my expectations, definitely needs some place is child friendly early on, after 9pm its time to leave.€65 minimum spend per person i thought was quite reasonable given the demand for this place so my advice is to arrive at around 6pm or be faced with sitting on the rocks with a can of will be back most definitely without the of visit August 2017Ask TravelChef87 about Cafe del Mar IbizaThank TravelChef87 This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn more. 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