All the glitter of Bollywood at Max Beach attracted many visitors

THE multimillion euro investment to refurbish Max Beach in Riviera has certainly rejuvenated the venue. 

It’s a superbly laid out bar, restaurant and beach club which is attracting large numbers of customers. 

In this heat, enjoy a drink, a bite to eat, a lay in the sun and a dip in the pool whilst being served by cheerful and efficient multilingual staff. 

Music is an important part of the mix with DJs, live singers and special events like last Saturday’s Bollywood Pool Party which introduced Indian dancers, as well as a sitar player Saeed and violinist La Maya so that customers could enjoy a touch of Asia under the Spanish sun. 

Once you are at the venue, you can also work out at the well-equipped Max Gym which is on the premises. 

There is plenty of easy valet parking and for those who enjoy a late night then Max Live offers the opportunity to dance under the stars and regularly features local ‘Piano Man’ Paul Maxwel who will shortly be supporting Tony Hadley who appears at the Puente Romano Tennis Club on Saturday August 10. 

Max Beach is an old friend with a new face waiting to welcome you with a smile.