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Discoteca Amarras is at Calle Joaquín Costa 28, in El Sardinero. It is a Latin dance club with a retro room: salsa, bachata, merengue, kizomba and cha-cha-chá, live performances and themed parties. It is open to all ages but mostly draws people over 30, and on Fridays it offers free Latin dance classes. Listings give Friday 22:30 to 4:30, Saturday 23:30 to 5:30 and Sunday 19:00 to midnight. For groups, message us on WhatsApp.
- Area
- El Sardinero, Santander
- Music
- Latin: salsa, bachata, merengue, kizomba; retro vibe
- Nights
- Fri, Sat & Sun
Groups or questions: WhatsApp
VIP Tables at Discoteca Amarras
Amarras is a dance club rather than a table venue. For a group, a birthday or a dance-school outing, tell us the date on WhatsApp and we will look at what is possible.
How to Get to Discoteca Amarras
Amarras is at C. Joaquín Costa 28, 39005, in El Sardinero, away from the centre's bar zones. From the centre, go by bus, taxi or car. The area is calmer than the centre, with more movement in summer.
Dress Code & Entry Requirements
Amarras does not publish a dress code. Wear shoes you can dance in, and bring your ID.
A Latin dance club for grown-ups
Amarras is clear about who it is for. It is open to everyone, but its regulars are mostly over 30, and the music is for dancing in pairs: salsa, bachata, merengue, kizomba and cha-cha-chá, plus sevillanas in its classes. The room has a retro style and the programme includes live performances and themed parties. If the big clubs in the centre feel too young or too loud, this is the alternative. Guides to Santander's night that look for places for an older crowd list it for exactly that reason. It is also in El Sardinero, which local guides describe as calmer than the centre, with more movement in summer, so the setting matches the plan: dancing, not chaos.
Free classes on Fridays
On Fridays Amarras offers free Latin dance classes, which makes it a good first stop if you want to learn or get back into it. Classes cover salsa, bachata, merengue, cha-cha-chá, kizomba and sevillanas. Listings do not give a start time for the classes, so ask before you go if you want to arrive for the beginning. After the class, the night carries on as a normal dance session. You do not need a partner or previous experience to join a beginners' class, and it is a good way to get to know the regulars. Wear comfortable shoes with a smooth sole; trainers with grip make turns harder. If you are going as a group from a dance school, tell us in advance.
Hours, including Sunday afternoons
Listings give Friday from 22:30 to 4:30, Saturday from 23:30 to 5:30 and Sunday from 19:00 to midnight. The Sunday session is unusual in Santander and suits people who want to dance without a late night. Another listing gives different hours, so check before a specific visit. Amarras is in El Sardinero, at Calle Joaquín Costa 28; from the centre, bus or taxi is the easy way. Since you need transport from the centre, a good option is to agree a meeting time and share a taxi. The venue's phone number is published if you want to ask the venue directly about classes, and for groups or celebrations you can message us on WhatsApp. Sunday also suits people coming from outside Santander for the day.
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