About Big Fun Beach Club
Big Fun Beach Club is an all-day beachfront venue located on Playa Los Cerritos in Baja California Sur, Mexico. It’s a hybrid of a beach club, casual restaurant, and lively music spot, making it a unique destination for both locals and travelers. The club sits right by the Pacific Ocean – you can literally step off the sand and into the venue – offering panoramic views of the surf and spectacular sunsets. Open since around late 2023, Big Fun has quickly become the heart of the Cerritos Beach scene, known for its welcoming atmosphere and variety of activities.
The venue itself is designed to blend with its beachy surroundings. A large wooden pavilion with a palapa-style roof serves as the main structure, giving the place a rustic Baja charm and an open-air layout. In mid-2024, an upper-level rooftop lounge was added, providing an elevated area for dancing and ocean views under the stars. Big Fun Beach Club isn’t massive – it can comfortably host a few hundred guests between the main floor, outdoor sand area, and rooftop – which keeps events feeling intimate and friendly. What really makes Big Fun notable is its multi-purpose nature: by day it’s a family-friendly hangout and surf-side eatery, and by night it can transform into a vibrant party venue. The vibe is always laid-back and inclusive. Regulars and newcomers alike mention how the staff’s warmth and the mix of people (surfers, vacationers, local residents) create a fun, community feeling. In a region known for laid-back surf towns, Big Fun Beach Club stands out as a place that combines that relaxed charm with a dose of energetic entertainment.
Events and Programming
There’s always something happening at Big Fun Beach Club. During the day, the focus is on relaxed fun: you might find beach volleyball games set up in front of the club, guests playing cornhole or giant chess in the sand, and surf lessons taking place nearby (the club can help arrange board rentals and lessons through local instructors). Big Fun also doubles as a casual sports bar. On big game days or fight nights, they pull down a projector screen or fire up the TVs to show live sports. In fact, it’s known as the local home for UFC watch parties – fight fans gather on event nights to cheer on matches with the ocean as a backdrop. This mix of activities means even daytime visitors have plenty to keep them entertained beyond just food and drink.
Music is at the core of Big Fun’s identity, especially as afternoon turns to evening. The club features DJ-curated music seven days a week. Typically you’ll hear upbeat house, tropical tunes, and popular hits that fit the beach setting. On regular nights, a resident DJ or curated playlist provides a lively yet laid-back soundtrack while people mingle. On weekends and special occasions, Big Fun ramps up the party factor with themed events and guest DJs. One tradition that’s emerged is the annual Memorial Day Weekend rooftop party (started in 2024). During that event, the rooftop deck becomes a dance floor from sunset till late night, with house music DJs and a festive crowd dancing under the stars. Likewise, in late December 2024 the club celebrated its one-year anniversary with an all-day “Big Fun” party – complete with an all-you-can-eat pizza buffet and a full-moon beach party that went past midnight. These events showcase the venue’s playful approach (they’ve even offered fun ticket perks like discounts for women or special wristbands that include drinks).
Perhaps the most notable events are the festival-style gatherings that Big Fun Beach Club has introduced to Cerritos. In November, they host the Cerritos Beach House Music Festival, a multi-day celebration of electronic music and beach culture. First held in 2024 and repeated in 2025, this festival features a lineup of DJs spinning day and night, plus extra activities like beach volleyball tournaments for all ages and communal meals (one year they organized a “Friendsgiving” dinner during the festival weekend). Other seasonal events include a Spring Fling weekend around March (to kick off the spring break vibes) and a Summer Closing Party in September to end the summer with a bang. Many of these special events are family-friendly during the daytime (with kids’ activities and a relaxed environment) and then become 18+ adult dance parties after dark. Ticket prices vary by event: smaller theme nights might have a cover charge of around MX$100–MX$300 (a few dollars), while larger festival passes or special dinners can be higher. Regular day-to-day entry is free – you only pay for what you eat or drink. Thanks to this diverse programming, Big Fun Beach Club has turned Cerritos Beach into not just a daytime surf spot but also a go-to place for nightlife and community events.
Tickets and Booking
For everyday visits to Big Fun Beach Club, no tickets are needed – you can simply walk in, find a spot, and enjoy. It operates like a normal restaurant/bar most of the time, so you only pay for your food and drinks. However, for the bigger events and parties mentioned above, tickets or cover charges may come into play. The club typically sells tickets for major events (like festival weekends or special rooftop parties) online in advance. They announce these events on their website and social media, with links or instructions on how to purchase tickets. It’s usually an easy online process (and if you’re already in the area, sometimes they’ll sell paper tickets or take reservations at the venue too).
If you’re keen on attending a popular event, it’s a good idea to book in advance. Many events have limited capacity – for example, the rooftop can only hold so many people safely – so tickets can sell out, especially for holiday weekends or well-known guest DJ nights. Buying early often has the perk of early-bird pricing, which can save you some money compared to last-minute or door prices. On the other hand, if you make a spontaneous decision to join an event, you can sometimes pay at the door (provided it hasn’t reached capacity). Just keep in mind that on huge nights, they might stop allowing walk-ins without tickets if the venue is full. For day-to-day dining or drinks, reservations are not required but can be made. Big Fun does accept table reservations, particularly for large groups or special occasions. If you have a birthday group or you’re visiting during a busy time, you can contact the club to reserve a table so you have a guaranteed spot. During special events, they also offer VIP table packages with bottle service – those come with a reserved table in a prime location (often on the rooftop or near the DJ) and typically must be booked and paid for in advance. In summary, show up anytime for regular fun, but plan ahead and secure tickets or reservations for the big nights to avoid disappointment.
Seating and Layout
The layout of Big Fun Beach Club is open and beachy, designed for both relaxation and socializing. The main area is a covered pavilion with a high thatched wooden roof and open sides. Under this roof you’ll find the bar and most of the dining tables. Seating here ranges from standard dining tables with chairs to more lounge-style setups. For instance, there are sections with low tables surrounded by comfy couches or cushioned benches for a chill, living-room vibe by the beach. Along the bar, you’ll find barstools where you can sit if you enjoy watching the bartender craft drinks or chatting with the staff. The entire floor under the roof is a smooth concrete or wood surface (easy for dancing or moving around), but it transitions seamlessly to sand at the edges.
Outside the covered pavilion, you’re basically on the beach itself. The club sets up additional seating on the sand – think picnic tables, umbrellas for shade, and even some sun loungers closer to the water. If you prefer to dine or drink with your toes in the sand, these spots are perfect. In fact, Big Fun offers beach service: you can occupy a sunbed or beach umbrella in front of the club, and servers will come take your order so you don’t even have to leave your sandy spot. It really merges the beach day experience with the bar/restaurant service. Naturally, these front-row beach chairs are very popular during peak times, as they offer unobstructed ocean views.
A highlight of the venue’s layout is the second-story rooftop deck. Stairs (located near the side of the bar area) lead up to this open-air terrace. The rooftop isn’t huge, but it’s spacious enough for a small bar area, a DJ booth, and a cleared space that acts as a dance floor during events. When there’s no specific event, the rooftop is sometimes available as extra seating or a place to enjoy a drink with a panoramic view. Come sunset, many people like to head up there for the best vantage point. The rooftop has high railings and a few cocktail tables – most guests stand or mingle rather than sit up there, except for those who have booked one of the limited VIP tables during a big party. Because of its limited capacity, access to the rooftop may be restricted to certain guests when it’s very busy (for example, ticketed guests with wristbands on a party night). Otherwise, if it’s open, anyone can go up and enjoy.
Overall, seating at Big Fun is mostly first-come, first-served. During a normal day you can usually find a table fairly easily, especially earlier in the day. As it gets busy (say, sunset happy hour or weekend afternoons), you might have to snag tables as others leave. If you have a preference – like you want shade, or you want to be right by the sand – it’s worth arriving a bit early to claim that spot. For the best ocean and sunset views, the beachside tables or the rooftop are prime. If you’re more interested in being near the music and action, sitting near the bar or where the DJ set up is ideal (bear in mind it will be louder). Families often choose tables toward the edge of the pavilion where kids can move around in the sand and use the jungle gym while parents keep watch. There’s actually a small play area on site, which is a nice touch for those with children. Importantly, there aren’t really any “bad” seats in the sense of sightlines – the venue is not huge, and because it’s open-air, you can see the beach and stage/DJ from lots of angles. The only slight drawback might be if you’re very close to speakers during a high-energy DJ set, it can get loud, so some folks avoid sitting immediately next to the sound equipment unless they’re there to dance. In any case, whether you end up at a high-top by the bar, a picnic table in the sand, or a sofa in the shade, you’ll still be part of the fun environment.
Getting There and Parking
Location: Big Fun Beach Club is located at Cerritos Beach, officially known as Playa Los Cerritos, in Baja California Sur. This beach is on the Pacific coast of the Baja peninsula. The nearest town is El Pescadero (a small village inland), and the well-known town of Todos Santos is about a 15-minute drive north of Cerritos. From the popular tourist city of Cabo San Lucas, it’s roughly a 45-minute to 1-hour drive north along Highway 19 to reach Cerritos Beach. The drive is straightforward: you take the highway that runs up the Pacific coast and watch for the Cerritos/El Pescadero turn-off around KM 65-67. Once you exit the highway, there’s a short drive (a couple of kilometers) on a dirt road towards the beach. You might see signs for “Playa Cerritos” or specific establishments. Big Fun Beach Club is one of the prominent venues right by the beach – as you approach, you’ll likely hear music or see the volleyball nets and the wood structure of the club on the sand.
Parking: Parking at Big Fun is generally easy and free. There is a large dirt parking lot adjacent to the beach and behind the club. Visitors simply park wherever there’s space. On most days, you’ll find plenty of spots available, and you can park just a short walk from the club’s entrance. There’s no charge for parking and no valet service; it’s a self-parking situation typical of a beach area. During particularly busy events or holiday weekends, the immediate lot can fill up, but even then, overflow parking can be found along the dirt road or in open areas nearby. Staff members often help direct traffic or suggest parking spots when it’s crowded, especially if they know certain areas need to be kept clear. For some special events, the organizers have offered a limited number of reserved parking passes (usually as part of a VIP package), which allows those guests to park in a prime spot right by the venue. But for the average visitor, just arriving and finding a spot is usually no trouble. The area is safe, and many people leave their cars there for the day while they enjoy the beach and club.
Public transport and alternatives: Because Cerritos Beach is a bit off the main highway, public transportation options are limited. There isn’t a city bus or shuttle that drops directly at the beach. If you’re traveling without a car, the most common way is to take a taxi or arrange a private shuttle. Taxis can be hired from Todos Santos or Cabo or any of the resorts in between – just agree on the fare beforehand (many drivers know the route to Cerritos). Some hotels in the area also arrange group shuttles for their guests to visit Cerritos Beach; if you’re staying locally, it’s worth asking. Rideshare apps (like Uber) sometimes operate somewhat in the area. You might be able to get an Uber to take you to Cerritos from a larger town, but the challenge can be getting one for the return trip since drivers may not hang around that area. It’s possible but not guaranteed. If you do get dropped off, make sure you have a plan to get back (for example, arranging with the same taxi driver to pick you up at a certain time, or checking if anyone at the club knows of a local driver for hire).
Some adventurous travelers who don’t mind walking have taken regional buses to the general vicinity: the main highway (Hwy 19) has intercity buses passing by that can drop you at El Pescadero. From where the bus lets you off on the highway, you’d still need to cover a couple of kilometers to the beach, which is doable by walking or hitching a ride, but it’s not very convenient especially carrying beach gear. So, in summary, having your own vehicle or a direct taxi is the most practical way to get to Big Fun Beach Club. The drive is part of the experience – you get to see the beautiful desert-meets-ocean landscape on the way. Once you arrive, you’ll find that despite being a bit off the beaten path, the club is very accessible, and the effort to get there is rewarded by the fantastic beachfront fun. Just remember to drive back carefully if you’re leaving after dark (the road is unlit) and consider a designated driver or arranging transport if you’ll be enjoying many cocktails.
Inside the Venue
Stepping into Big Fun Beach Club is a casual affair – in fact, there isn’t even a real “door.” You transition from the sandy beach right into the club’s open layout. During the day, there’s no line or cover; you can wander in wearing your flip-flops and swimsuit cover-up, and a staff member will greet you with a smile. The atmosphere inside is vibrant yet relaxed. On a typical afternoon, you’ll see a mix of patrons: families with kids building sandcastles near their table, surfers still in their wetsuits ordering fish tacos post-surf, and travelers lounging with a margarita in hand. The music adds to the vibe without overwhelming conversation – upbeat tunes play in the background, giving the place energy. If you visit in the evening, you’ll notice the tempo pick up. Colored lights may be turned on and the DJ (or curated playlist) takes center stage audio-wise, creating more of a party ambiance. People often start dancing casually wherever there’s space. Despite that, the venue retains a friendly, inclusive feel. You might even spot a couple of friendly dogs wandering about – the club is pet-friendly, so sometimes guests’ dogs (or a local beach pup) cruise through, adding to the laid-back charm.
The food and drink service operates seamlessly throughout the venue. You seat yourself (or a host can point you to a good spot if it’s busy), and servers will come by to take orders. Big Fun Beach Club prides itself on a menu that balances local flavor with crowd-pleasers. They serve Baja Mexican favorites like fish tacos – often praised as some of the tastiest around – and ceviche made with fresh catch. They’re also known for their wood-fired pizzas, which might surprise you at a beach club, but they built a proper pizza oven and turn out thin-crust pizzas with various toppings (vegetarian and meat options alike). Other offerings range from burgers and loaded nachos to healthier options like salads and grilled fish plates. In the mornings or earlier hours, you can find breakfast items such as breakfast burritos, chilaquiles, or smoothies with fresh fruit – perfect for starting a beach day. Many visitors note that the food quality is excellent and portions are generous, yet the prices remain reasonable for a beachfront venue.
Behind the bar, you’ll find all the refreshments you could want. They have a full bar with beers, wines, and a wide selection of spirits. Want a classic margarita or a mezcalrita? They’ve got it. Prefer a cold draft beer? They often have local brews and the usual favorites. Cocktails are made with fresh ingredients – you’ll taste real lime juice in your drink. The bartenders are friendly and often creative; sometimes they’ll have a special cocktail of the day or whip up something off-menu if you ask for recommendations. Non-alcoholic options include things like fruit smoothies, virgin cocktails, sodas, and bottled water, so non-drinkers and kids have plenty of choices. A popular routine for many is to take advantage of the late-afternoon happy hour. Usually in the 4–6 PM range, they run deals like 2-for-1 beers or discounted cocktails and appetizers. This coincides perfectly with sunset time, so you can sip a drink deal in hand while watching the sun dip below the horizon.
As for facilities, Big Fun Beach Club keeps it simple and convenient. There are clean restrooms on site, located towards the back of the main building. These are real bathrooms with plumbing (not portable toilets), which is a nice comfort at the beach. One of them is equipped to be wheelchair-accessible and has a baby changing station, reflecting the family-friendly approach. You won’t find things like lockers or a coat check – most people just keep their personal items at their table. The environment is open, but staff keep an eye out, and theft isn’t commonly an issue; still, normal precautions with valuables are wise. If you have larger belongings (like a surfboard or big beach bag), you might tuck them in a corner or ask a staff member if there’s a safe spot to set them aside. The club’s layout being open-air also means if you need a breather or want to take a phone call, you can step just outside onto the sand and still be essentially “at” the venue.
One thing to note: connectivity. Cellphone signal at Cerritos can vary by carrier – generally you’ll get reception, but it might be a bit weak or slow data. The club doesn’t prominently advertise public Wi-Fi for guests, so assume that you’ll be unplugged (which many find to be part of the relaxation). If you urgently need internet, you can ask; sometimes they’ll share the Wi-Fi or help you out, but it’s best to plan as if you won’t be online much. Instead, soak in the real-life atmosphere! In summary, inside Big Fun you can expect a clean, well-run, and enjoyable setting. It’s the kind of place where you can spend hours comfortably – eating, drinking, playing, and dancing – all with the sound of the waves nearby.
Nearby Amenities
Playa Cerritos is a destination in itself, and while Big Fun Beach Club is the main attraction for food and fun on this beach, there are a few other amenities around that visitors may want to know about. Immediately nearby, you’ll find a couple of small eateries and bars. For instance, just down the beach there’s a casual spot often referred to as Cerritos Beach Dogs, known for quick bites like hot dogs, burgers, and tacos – a simple option if you’re looking for a snack or something different. There are also some seasonal vendors along the beach that might sell fresh coconuts, fruit popsicles, or offer services like beach chair rentals and massages under a tent.
When it comes to accommodation, there are lodging options very close to Big Fun Beach Club. The Cerritos Surf Town resort is a popular one – it’s a beachfront collection of bungalows and villas with a pool, located literally a short walk from Big Fun (just on the same stretch of beach). Staying there puts you steps away from the club, convenient if you plan on enjoying the nightlife and not worrying about a drive home. Up the road near the highway turnoff, you’ll find a few boutique hotels, surf hostels, and vacation rentals in El Pescadero. Those are all within a 5-10 minute drive, making it easy to visit Cerritos Beach. If you’re up for exploring further, Todos Santos (15 minutes north) offers a wider variety of restaurants, art galleries, and shops – it’s a nice half-day trip or dinner outing if you want a change of scenery. However, many visitors to Cerritos are content to spend their whole day in the beach area itself. Between the surf, the beach, and Big Fun’s offerings, you have most necessities covered. For anything else (pharmacy, large grocery store, ATMs), you’d need to drive to either Todos Santos or Cabo San Lucas, since Cerritos and Pescadero are small communities. It’s smart to bring what you need (cash, sunscreen, etc.) when heading to the beach. Rest assured though, you won’t go hungry or bored at Cerritos – Big Fun Beach Club and its immediate neighbors have you covered for a good time.
What Makes This Venue Special
Big Fun Beach Club has quickly earned a reputation as a special spot on the Baja coast. The location alone is extraordinary – it’s not every day you find a place where you can be sipping a craft cocktail, listening to great music, and watching surfers ride waves all at once. The club’s design enhances that experience: the mostly wooden, open-air structure with its palm-thatched details makes you feel like you’re at an upscale beach picnic rather than a cookie-cutter bar. The natural beauty (golden sand, blue ocean, stunning sunsets) is essentially part of the decor, and Big Fun embraces it fully with their indoor-outdoor setup.
Apart from the setting, the community atmosphere is a huge part of what makes Big Fun special. It truly offers something for everyone without losing its character. In the morning you might have a serene brunch crowd; midday brings families and surfers mingling; by night, young and not-so-young are dancing together under the stars. Few venues manage to be so multi-dimensional. This place has become a hub where locals, expats, and tourists cross paths. The owners and staff have cultivated a vibe where everyone is treated like a regular. They remember faces, they might pull you into a beach volleyball game, or celebrate your special occasion with a shout-out. That personal touch makes visitors feel at home.
Big Fun Beach Club also plays a significant role in the local cultural scene. Before it came along, Cerritos Beach was known mostly for surfing and its natural beauty, with just bare-bones amenities. Now, thanks to Big Fun, there’s a pulse of nightlife and live entertainment in the area that wasn’t there before. They’ve introduced events like music festivals and themed parties that have become annual highlights, drawing people from nearby towns and even vacationers from Los Cabos looking for a different experience. These events not only entertain but also strengthen community bonds – for example, their Friendsgiving dinner during the November festival or hosting charity events and beach clean-ups fosters a sense of togetherness and gives back to the community. Economically, the club has provided jobs and attracted more visitors to Cerritos, benefitting other local businesses too.
Finally, ask anyone who’s been to Big Fun and they’ll likely mention the memories they made there. It could be as simple as a perfect beach day capped by live music at sunset, or a spontaneous dance-off with new friends from around the world. Some recall seeing bioluminescent plankton in the waves one late night after a party, others talk about epic New Year’s events or the time a famous surfer or musician casually showed up and hung out. These little moments create a bit of legend and lore around the place. In essence, Big Fun Beach Club is more than just a venue – it encapsulates the spirit of Baja’s joy and hospitality. Its mix of natural charm, thoughtful design, inclusive culture, and memorable events all combine to make it a beloved spot for those who discover it.
Visitor Tips and Information
**Plan for a beach day:** Remember that Big Fun Beach Club is right on the sand, so dress and prepare accordingly. There’s no strict dress code – beach casual is the norm. During the day, swimsuits with cover-ups, shorts, and flip-flops are perfectly fine (many people come straight from the ocean). In the evening, you might throw on a light sweater or wear casual resort-wear, but you’ll still see plenty of sandals and beach hats even at night. The key is comfort. Also, bring sun protection: sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat, especially if you’ll be there in the afternoon. If you plan to go in the water or join a volleyball game, a towel and a change of dry clothes can be helpful so you’re not sitting in damp swimwear later on.
**Timing and arrival:** If you want a prime spot (like a beachfront table or a rooftop perch for sunset), try to arrive a bit early during peak times. Late afternoon and sunset can be busy, as can weekend lunch hours. Showing up 30–60 minutes before the rush increases your chances of snagging your ideal seat and getting timely service. On event nights, arriving when doors open (or when the event starts) is smart if you want to avoid queues and get oriented. Plus, coming early means you won’t miss the opening act or specials (and you can enjoy golden hour light on the beach).
**Money and payments:** Big Fun Beach Club accepts credit and debit cards, so you don’t need to carry large amounts of cash for your tab. That said, it’s wise to have some cash (in Mexican pesos) on hand. Small vendors on the beach (or tipping the parking assistant or band, if there’s live music) might be cash-only. Tipping in Mexico is customary at around 10-15% for good service, so having cash for tips is convenient if you pay your bill by card but want to tip in cash. There is no ATM on the immediate premises, so plan ahead if you’ll need cash.
**Safety and kids:** The venue is very family-friendly, and you’ll often see children running around during the day. Parents should keep an eye on young kids, as the venue opens up directly to the ocean and parking area. The beach is generally safe for swimming and playing (Cerritos has a good reputation as a swimmable beach, but always mind the flags and surf conditions). If your kids get restless at the table, there are games and a small playground to occupy them. After dark, if you have children with you, be aware that the scene can get louder and more crowded during parties. It’s not inappropriate, but it might be less interesting for them (bring along a tablet or let them snooze on a beach chair if you plan to stay late). Also, bring some mosquito repellent for the evening hours – occasionally near the beach there can be bugs after sunset, especially in warmer months.
**Accessibility and comfort:** If anyone in your group has mobility issues, rest assured the main area of the club is accessible without steps, and the staff will gladly help make space or assist as needed. The only limitation is the rooftop, which has stair access only. If you use a wheelchair or stroller, you’ll be comfortable on the ground level – and you won’t miss out, since you can see and hear everything from there. The restrooms are also accommodating (one has a wide door and support bars). For personal comfort, know that evenings by the ocean can get cool and breezy even after a hot day, so having a light jacket or shawl is useful. Likewise, during daylight, stay hydrated and take shade periodically if you’re not used to the sun – Big Fun has umbrellas and covered sections when you need a break from the rays.
**Enjoying the experience:** Finally, a few insider tips to maximize the fun: Feel free to partake in the free activities – the volleyball and games are open to all, so jump in and play or start a friendly competition. Don’t hesitate to chat with people; the crowd is often a mix of friendly locals and travelers, and you might make new friends. If you’re celebrating something (birthday, anniversary), let the staff know – they love to make it special, sometimes with a shout-out or a surprise treat. Keep an eye on the chalkboard or signs for daily specials, as the kitchen might have a fresh catch or a special dish that’s not on the regular menu. And if you loved your time, come back for one of their themed nights or events – each experience at Big Fun can be a bit different. One night might be a mellow acoustic music session, another could be a high-energy DJ dance party. By experiencing it in different modes, you’ll appreciate why this beach club is such a beloved place. Most importantly, come with an open mind and ready to relax – Big Fun Beach Club truly lives up to its name when you immerse yourself in the vibe.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Big Fun Beach Club located?
Big Fun Beach Club is on Playa Los Cerritos, a popular beach in Baja California Sur, Mexico. It’s roughly 15 minutes south of Todos Santos and about 45 minutes north of Cabo San Lucas by car. The club sits right on the beachfront at Cerritos – you’ll find it by the sand, very close to the surf break and other beach facilities.
What are the opening hours of Big Fun Beach Club?
Generally, Big Fun Beach Club opens in the morning (around 9:00 or 10:00 AM) and operates through the day and evening. On regular nights they might close around 8:00 PM or shortly after dinner. However, on nights with special events or parties, they often stay open much later (midnight or even into the early morning for big festivals). It’s wise to check their latest schedule or social media for specific hours, as they can extend hours for holidays and events.
Is there an entrance fee or cover charge to get in?
For everyday visits, no – there’s no entrance fee to come into Big Fun Beach Club. You can walk right in and just pay for any food or drinks you order. They only charge cover or require tickets for special events and large party nights. For example, if there’s a music festival, DJ night, or New Year’s event, you may need to purchase a ticket or pay at the door. Those instances are clearly advertised in advance; otherwise, entry is free.
Is Big Fun Beach Club kid-friendly?
Yes, it’s very kid-friendly, especially during the daytime. Families with children are welcome – there’s even a little play area (including a jungle gym) and plenty of space on the sand for kids to be entertained. The menu has options that kids usually enjoy (like pizza and smoothies). In the evenings, kids can still be present, though late-night events (with loud music and dancing) are more adult-oriented. Parents often bring kids earlier in the night and then depart as things get more nightclub-like later on.
Can I bring my dog to Big Fun Beach Club?
Yes, dogs are allowed at Big Fun Beach Club. The venue is pet-friendly, given its open beach environment. You’ll need to keep your dog on a leash and ensure they are well-behaved (for the comfort of other guests). It’s not uncommon to see a few dogs lounging by their owners’ tables or playing in the sand nearby. The staff can provide a bowl of water if your pup needs it. Just remember to clean up after your dog and keep them close, especially if the club is crowded.
How can I get to the club if I don’t have a car?
If you don’t have a car, the best way is to take a taxi or arrange transportation. From Todos Santos or nearby, you can hire a local taxi to drop you at Cerritos Beach (just tell them Big Fun Beach Club at Playa Cerritos). Some tourists coming from Cabo San Lucas also use taxis or shuttle services. Ride-share apps like Uber might bring you there, but finding one to pick you up from Cerritos can be harder since it’s a remote area. There isn’t a direct public bus to the beach. So, ideally, arrange a round-trip with a driver or go with friends who have a vehicle. Once you’re at Cerritos, everything (the beach and the club) is within walking distance.
Is parking available, and is it free?
Yes, there is plenty of parking and it’s free of charge. Big Fun Beach Club has a large dirt parking area right next to it. Visitors can park their cars there when spending time at the club or on the beach. On normal days you’ll have no trouble finding a spot. Even when it’s busy, there’s usually overflow space along the access road or nearby lots. You won’t need to pay for parking and there’s no valet – just park and enjoy.
How do I buy tickets for special events, and should I purchase in advance?
Big Fun Beach Club sells tickets for their big events through their official channels (usually an online ticket site linked via their website or social media). It’s best to purchase in advance for popular events because there are capacity limits and tickets can sell out (plus early-bird tickets are often cheaper). You can sometimes buy tickets at the venue in the days before an event if they’re not sold out. If you decide last-minute, you can inquire at the door on the event night, but there’s a risk they’ll be full. So, to be safe, grab your tickets online ahead of time whenever possible.
Can I reserve a table or VIP section at the club?
For regular dining, yes, you can reserve a table (especially useful if you have a large group or there’s a special occasion). You’d typically call or message the club in advance to set up a reservation. During special events, they offer VIP table packages that include a reserved table (often on the rooftop or a prime area) plus bottle service. Those VIP sections are limited and usually must be booked and paid for ahead of time. Otherwise, outside of VIP offerings, seating is first-come, first-served. If you arrive early, you can usually claim a good spot without a reservation on normal days.
What kind of food does Big Fun Beach Club serve?
The club’s menu features a mix of Mexican and international favorites, very much in line with a beach bar vibe. You can get Baja-style fish tacos, ceviche, and other seafood dishes, as well as wood-fired pizzas (a specialty there), burgers, and nachos. They also do great breakfast/brunch items like huevos rancheros, breakfast burritos, and fruit smoothies in the mornings. Vegetarian options are available (like salads, veggie pizza, or quesadillas), and they often have daily specials featuring the fresh catch or seasonal ingredients. In short, whether you want local Mexican bites or just a good pizza and fries by the beach, they have you covered.
Are the drinks expensive, and do they have happy hour?
Drinks at Big Fun Beach Club are reasonably priced for a beach venue. A beer or a basic cocktail (like a margarita) is about what you’d pay at other bars in the Baja Sur area – not overly pricey, and many visitors comment that prices are fair given the location. They do run a daily happy hour (typically in the late afternoon, around 4–6 PM). During happy hour you might see specials such as two-for-one beers, discounted cocktails, or deals on appetizers. It’s a great time to get a good bargain on drinks while enjoying the late-day sun. Even outside of happy hour, drink prices won’t break the bank, and quality is good (they don’t skimp on ingredients – expect fresh juices and good pours).
Do they have live music, or is it mostly DJs?
Entertainment at Big Fun is primarily DJ-driven. They have DJs playing sets of house, electronic, and party music virtually every afternoon and night to keep the energy up. That said, they occasionally feature live music in certain scenarios – for instance, an acoustic guitarist or a local band might perform during a Sunday brunch or at a special themed event. The regular schedule, though, leans towards DJs and curated playlists (the sound system is set up for that). If a live band or performer is scheduled, the club will usually advertise it ahead of time. In any case, there’s always music playing – the venue is never silent – but expect a DJ or mixed playlist for the typical experience.
Do they show sports games or UFC fights there?
Yes, Big Fun doubles as a sports viewing spot when big games are on. They are known for showing UFC fights – in fact, it’s become the local gathering place for UFC pay-per-view nights. They set up their TVs (and a projector screen) and broadcast the fights live, creating a fun, energetic atmosphere for fans. Beyond UFC, they will also tune in to other major sports events if there’s interest – for example, important soccer matches, boxing events, or playoffs/championships in sports like football. If you’re unsure, you can ask a staff member or check their social media; they often announce if they’re showing a particular big event. On those nights, come a bit early to secure a good viewing spot, as sports nights can draw a crowd.
Is there a dress code, especially for parties at night?
There’s no strict dress code at Big Fun Beach Club. By day, people are in beach attire – swimsuits, boardshorts, bikinis with cover-ups, t-shirts, and flip-flops are all completely normal. You won’t feel out of place in casual beachwear. In the evenings, the style naturally becomes “casual chic” just because some folks change after the beach, but even then it’s very relaxed. You might see summer dresses, jeans or shorts, and sandals or sneakers. Since some events are essentially dance parties in the sand, many attendees choose comfortable outfits (and often remain in shorts and sandals). Shoes are recommended after dark just for safety (broken shells or hot sand), but you’ll even see some people dancing barefoot. In short: wear what you’re comfortable in, and remember it’s a beach environment, not a fancy nightclub, so practical and casual is perfectly fine.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
The ground floor of Big Fun Beach Club is wheelchair accessible. The entrance is essentially level with the sand (no big steps or obstacles to get inside the main bar/dining area). Inside, the layout is open and there’s space to navigate to tables. The restrooms include a wheelchair-accessible stall. The only area that isn’t accessible is the rooftop deck, which is only reachable by a staircase. However, from the main floor you can still enjoy the music, food, and view (since it’s open-air, you see the same ocean scenery). The staff are very helpful – if you need assistance or a table that’s easiest to get to, they will accommodate. Many paths around the club are packed sand or wooden flooring, which most wheelchairs can handle with a bit of effort. Overall, they’ve made an effort to be inclusive so everyone can have a good time.
Do I need cash or can I pay with credit cards at Big Fun?
You don’t need to bring a lot of cash, because Big Fun Beach Club happily accepts credit and debit cards. Major cards (Visa, MasterCard, etc.) are taken for both food and drink bills. They also accept cash (Mexican pesos, and often US dollars too, though pesos are preferred for the best rate). It’s a good idea to have some cash on hand for tipping the staff or in case any of the smaller beach vendors around only take cash. But for your main bills at the bar or restaurant, using a card is perfectly fine. There isn’t an ATM on site, so if you do need cash, withdraw it beforehand in Todos Santos or Cabo. But overall, you can rely on plastic for your expenses at the club, which makes things convenient.
