Sahara Beach Bar — Restaurant in San Bartolomé de Tirajana

Visited here on two separate occasions and had a good time both times. The drinks were solid with a good happy hour menu, and the atmosphere was lively with TVs showing sports and music playing. That said, the mix of both made it a bit noisy and hard to hold a conversation—maybe sticking to one or the other would help.

Unfortunately, our second visit ended on a sour note. Our group of girls was approached by someone we believed worked there. Despite politely asking them to leave us alone multiple times, they persisted and wouldn’t take no for an answer. When we made it clear they were not welcome and that we were in the middle of something, we were dismissively told to “relax.” We left not long after that.

It really put a damper on what had been a fun evening, and I ended up scrapping plans to return solo after a beach walk, just in case that person was there again. A shame, as it had the potential to become a...

Love this place. Slightly confusing as the place has 2 separate bars run independently with different offers and prices and you have to sit in a specific area dependant on which bar you are using but they both share the pool. We used the bottom bar which sells ice-cream for €1.50 a scoop - cheapest around. Cocktails are mainly €5 each the "happy hour bar" are €6 each. Again these are the cheapest we've found in the area. Large beers are €2.90, happy hour bar €3 though they have 2 for 1 offers on bottles. Found this place so relaxing though. Sat with a cocktail with your feet dipped in the pool then a quick swim to cool off, listening to music whilst the kids enjoy an ice-cream. We went back here a few times during our holiday once we discovered it, and our ice-cream scoops kept getting bigger as...

There is sth. special about having your feet in the water while you’re sipping a Pina Colada. They don’t have a diaper changing facility but no problem - the waitors sorted it with a blanket on a freezer. The beer is totally European. A shame. Wpuld have wanted to have a couple of local or at least Spanish micro breweries on the menu. But you don’t come here for the beer. On the menu side they showcased a fresh coconut drink but we were disappointed to find it wasn’t available once we had sat down. The staff is very friendly and service minded. That is why this place gets a 4. But update the menu or keep it in stock. And update the selection of beers to less German style nd better variety and you’re home free. :)...