Tibu Banús in 2026: The Room, the Nights and How a Table Booking Works

Tibu is the one Puerto Banús club that opens every night of the week, winter included, and the one our clients ask about most. It is also a room with firm rules: tickets for entry, a table map where every booking carries an arrival deadline, and terms that refund nothing. This guide covers Tibu alone; the wider club list is in our Puerto Banús nightclub guide. Tibu opens at midnight and closes at 6am every night; tables start at €500 and seat four to twelve, must be claimed by 1am, and are booked on the club's online floor plan with a deposit that counts towards the minimum and is not refunded. Our Marbella escorts know the room well, which is why a Tibu night is one of the evenings we plan most often.

For bookings elsewhere in town, see our page on escorts in Marbella.

What Is Tibu, and Where Is It?

Tibu is a nightclub on Plaza Antonio Banderas, on the landward side of Puerto Banús, open since 2005. It has an indoor club, a large open-air terrace, resident and guest DJs and live acts, and outside the summer it is the only club in the port open every night of the week.

Plaza Antonio Banderas and Getting There

Tibu's address is Plaza Antonio Banderas 34–37, the square where taxis set down on Avenida Julio Iglesias, so unlike the restaurants on the quay it can be reached by car to the door. Crystal's Karaoke is opposite, and the front line is two minutes' walk. The club shares its reservations contact with Linekers Bar on Muelle de Ribera, and its terms name BOWCO Europe SL as the company. Our Puerto Banús nightclub guide sets Tibu against the other late rooms.

The Room and the Terrace

The booking system divides the club into sections: dance-floor tables, two VIP sections, a Belvedere VIP section, Super VIP tables, a lounge terrace and an open terrace. Tibu bills the terrace as the place to party beneath the stars; the indoor room carries the DJ booth and the dance floor. Music is open-format with DJs and live acts, and the club stages themed nights through the season.

When Is Tibu Open, and When Should You Arrive?

Tibu opens Monday to Sunday from midnight until 6am. With a table or a package, arrive by 1am: every table on the booking map carries that deadline. Without a table, we suggest 1am to 2am, when the table guests are in and the room is filling.

The 1am Rule

The deadline matters more than anything else on the booking. Each of the roughly fifty tables on Tibu's online map is labelled arrival time by 1am, and the packages page repeats it: arrival no later than 1am. Under the club's terms, a late arrival is not refunded. Build the evening backwards from it: dinner at 9.30pm, a drink at 11.30pm, the door at 12.45am. Our guide to an evening in Puerto Banús covers the dinner and the bars before it.

Event Nights and the Calendar

Event nights change the rules: packages are not sold on them. The 2026 calendar included Marbella Vice on 25 September, and New Year's Eve was already on sale in October, with the club urging guests to pre-book to lock in the prices. In peak season, May to September, Tibu advises booking tables one to two weeks ahead; for an ordinary weekend, three to five days. Our New Year's Eve guide covers the rest of the coast that night.

Tickets, Guest List and the Door

Tibu requires a ticket for entry, bought online for each event or at the door when capacity allows. Guest list entry exists on selected nights through the promotions team, and a VIP table guarantees entry and skips the queue. The door admits over-18s only, may ask for photo ID and enforces a smart dress code.

The Dress Code

The club's FAQ asks men for long trousers with a collared shirt or smart casual top, and dress shoes or smart footwear; women for a stylish dress or elegant outfit with heels or refined footwear. Sportswear, flip-flops, beachwear and anything overly casual are refused. In practice, a shirt, trousers and leather shoes are the safe choice for men, and the dress code applies to everyone in a table party, not just the host.

Age, ID and Groups

Tibu is strictly 18 and over, and its terms allow the door to refuse anyone who cannot show valid photo ID when asked, so carry a passport or national identity card. The host who books a table is responsible for the behaviour of everyone in the party. Groups without a table are the ones most exposed to a full door; a booked table, even the smallest, removes that risk. Our companions always carry ID on a club night.

How Does a Table Booking Work at Tibu?

You choose a date and a table on Tibu's interactive floor plan, see its capacity, and pay a deposit that counts towards the minimum spend. Minimums depend on the table's position, the night and any event, from €500 to €3,000 or more, and tables seat four to twelve guests.

Step by Step

1. Open the floor plan on Tibu's booking page, pick the date and the event, then click a table to see its capacity and minimum.
2. Pay the deposit online by card; it is credited against the minimum spend on the night.
3. Arrive by 1am with your party; the table includes a dedicated host, mixers and garnishes and priority entry.
4. Order bottles up to and beyond the minimum, then settle the balance by card or in euros before you leave.

Bookings can also be made by telephone or email with the reservations team. A booking is confirmed only once payment has gone through and a confirmation is issued.

What the Floor Plan Shows

We counted the tables on the booking map in October 2026. Most seat twelve, which is why Tibu suits groups better than couples.

What Do Tibu's Packages Cost in 2026?

Tibu sells fixed packages on ordinary nights: two 70cl bottles with mixers for six people at €600, three for eight at €900, four for ten at €1,200 and five for twelve at €1,500. Magnum and 3-litre packages run from €1,100 to €1,950. Packages are not sold on special-event nights.

The 2026 Package List

Prices from Tibu's packages page, all with arrival by 1am. Standard bottles can be Lobo vodka, Puerto de Indias gin, Captain Morgan Spiced, Jack Daniel's, Johnnie Walker Black, amaretto, Tanqueray or Moët & Chandon.

What the Price Covers, and What It Does Not

Mixers are included except Red Bull, which is charged extra. Tibu's prices include taxes, but its FAQ warns that a service charge may be added to the final bill, so ask about it when you book. Payment is by Visa, Mastercard, American Express, debit card or cash in euros. Ask for any service charge in writing when you book, so the final bill holds no surprise. Our bottle service guide compares these prices with the rest of the coast.

Deposits, Changes and Refunds

Tibu's terms, last updated in April 2026, make every booking final and non-refundable once paid, including no-shows, late arrivals, early departures and illness. The club may move a booking to another date if asked early enough, at its discretion and usually within the same season, and it suggests travel insurance.

What the Terms Say

The terms and conditions describe Tibu's services as leisure bookings for a specific date, which under EU and Spanish consumer law may carry no statutory withdrawal period. A date change is a commercial gesture, not a right, and may carry fees or revised prices. If Tibu cancels, for capacity, safety or an artist change, it may offer another date or an equivalent experience. Event tickets are paid in full when bought.

Cameras, Birthdays and Private Hire

Tibu's terms say photography and filming take place in the club and images may appear in its promotion; if that concerns you, the terms ask you to tell staff on arrival. Its FAQ adds that the club arranges birthdays, with bottle shows and decorations, and private or corporate hire of the whole venue through its events team. For a private group, we usually suggest a table in one of the VIP sections rather than beside the dance floor.

Kova Before Tibu: Dinner and the Club in One Booking

Tibu's beach restaurant, Kova, sells a three-course set menu with wine for €38 a head, or a two-hour night brunch with dinner and unlimited drinks for €65, and both include free entry to Tibu afterwards. For a group, it is the simplest way to put dinner and the club in one evening.

The Set Menus

Kova serves Mediterranean food, from prawns pil pil to steaks, from sunset cocktails into late dinner, and takes groups of any size for birthdays, stag and hen parties and nights out. The set menus can be paid in full or secured with a €200 or €300 deposit through the same booking page as Tibu's packages. For two people the à la carte restaurants in the port are the better dinner; our seafood guide covers them.

After 6am

Tibu closes at 6am, two hours after the last front-line bars. Book the car home before you go in rather than looking for a taxi at six in the morning, and know where breakfast is before you need it: our late-night food guide covers the kitchens that stay open, and our after-hours guide what carries on after the clubs.

A Tibu Night With a Companion

A Tibu night runs from dinner at ten to the club after 1am, so it is past the length of a dinner date and usually booked as an overnight, €3,000–€4,000 in 2026 depending on the companion and the length. The price is the same on a Friday, a Saturday or in August as on a weeknight.

Booking the Night

Tell us the date, the table or package and the dinner before it, and we match a companion who enjoys a 4am finish; our party companions are the natural fit. An overnight can be changed free until 48 hours before and a dinner date until 24 hours before, as our cancellation guide sets out, which is more generous than Tibu's own terms. Book the club only once the companion is confirmed.

On the Night

She meets you at dinner or at the hotel, dressed for Tibu's door, and arrives with you before 1am so the table is claimed together. Our companions carry ID, never photograph or tag a client and leave by a car booked in advance. For the format itself, see our overnight companions, and for who is free this weekend, our escorts in Puerto Banús page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Tibu's opening hours?

Tibu opens Monday to Sunday from midnight until 6am. Tables and packages must be claimed by 1am, so a table party arrives between midnight and 1am; without a table, 1am to 2am is the usual time to arrive. Tickets are required for entry, sold online for each event.

How much is a table at Tibu?

Minimum spends run from €500 to €3,000 or more, depending on the table, the night and any event, and tables seat four to twelve guests. Fixed packages start at €600 for two bottles and six people, and the minimum is credited against the final bill.

What is the dress code at Tibu?

Smart and upscale. Men wear long trousers with a collared shirt or smart casual top and dress shoes or smart footwear; women a stylish dress or elegant outfit. Sportswear, flip-flops and beachwear are refused, and guests must be 18 or over with photo ID on request.

Do I need a ticket to get into Tibu?

Yes. Tibu requires tickets for entry, sold online for each event, and tickets may be sold at the door if there is capacity. Guest list entry exists on selected nights through the promotions team, and a VIP table booking guarantees entry and skips the queue.

Can I get a refund on a Tibu booking?

No. Under Tibu's April 2026 terms, bookings are final and non-refundable once paid, including no-shows, late arrivals and illness. The club may move a booking to another date if you ask early, at its discretion and usually within the same season, and it recommends travel insurance.