
Next time you find yourself on the Costa del Sol, make sure to make your way to the trendiest new restaurant on the Golden Mile, Aüa Playa.
This stunning new beach restaurant brings together minimalistic design and natural elements to create a Spanish-Bohemian atmosphere in a Mediterranean setting.
The restaurant have designed a menu full of gastronomic discoveries, with healthy ingredients and flavourful preparations for your special moments.
Tying in with the sensational ambiance of the restaurant, Cape Reed’s team in Marbella completed construction of 16 custom designed sambrillas, balustrade fencing, timber decking and a beautiful lath pergola interior. All structural timber used are harvested from sustainable forests and pressure treated to ensure the preservation and durability of the timber structures. Timber is the most widely used building material in the world – it’s versatile, environmentally friendly, lightweight and affordable.
Swim in the warm waters of the Mediterranean Sea, eat healthy, enjoy the sunset and treasure unique memories at the best beach club, Next time you find yourself on the Costa del Sol, make sure to make your way to the trendiest new restaurant on the Golden Mile, Aüa Playa on the Costa del Sol.
Contact us today and allow our creative team to design a thatch and/or timber structure that is customized for your property and tailor-made to suit your unique lifestyle requirements.
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