Las Sirenas
Las Sirenas, Sotogrande
Las Sirenas is a private estate on a hillside just outside Sotogrande, about three kilometres from the port (Marbella Wedding). Built in the 1970s (WeddingVenues.es), it is one of the most unusual houses on this stretch of coast: a pink, domed and richly decorated villa that blends Italianate and Moorish touches, set among formal gardens, lily ponds, fountains, cypress avenues and classical statues. It is hired on an exclusive-use basis, so the whole estate belongs to one wedding.
A wedding here feels like a private party at a fantastical family home. Guests usually gather for a symbolic ceremony on the cypress-lined avenue or in the gardens, drift onto the pond-side terraces for drinks, then sit down to dinner outdoors or in the Grand Hall. Because the estate is dry-hired, you bring in your own caterer and suppliers, which gives a great deal of freedom over the look and the menu.
The spaces
Cypress avenue
A long, tree-lined walk that makes a striking setting for an outdoor ceremony aisle.
Gardens and woodland
Mature formal gardens with olive and lemon trees, statues and shaded corners for ceremonies and photographs.
Lily pond terraces
Broad terraces with water features overlooking the ponds, well suited to the drinks reception.
Courtyards
Archways, fountains and shuttered walls form intimate courtyards for smaller moments of the day.
Grand Hall
The main indoor room, used for dinner and dancing and as the wet-weather plan (WeddingVenues.es).
A whole estate, just for you
Las Sirenas is hired as a private house, so the gardens, terraces and hall are yours alone for the celebration.
There is no hotel crowd and no other event on the same day. Couples bring in their own caterer, bar team, florist and band, and the estate provides the stage: ponds, fountains, sculpture and a palace-like facade that photographs beautifully at golden hour. Listings note there is no strict sound curfew (WeddingVenues.es), which is rare on this coast, though one directory gives a finishing time of 4am (Marbella Wedding). It suits couples who want something theatrical and personal rather than polished and corporate.
Enquire about Las Sirenas.
Tell us your date and guest numbers and we will check availability and start planning your celebration.
The details
What's here
- Exclusive use of the whole estate for one wedding
- Built in the 1970s on a hillside near Sotogrande
- Formal gardens, lily ponds, fountains and classical statues
- Cypress-lined avenue for outdoor ceremonies
- Grand Hall for dinner and a wet-weather plan
- Bring your own caterer and suppliers
- No corkage charge listed (WeddingVenues.es)
- Listed as having no strict sound curfew
- Bridal changing room and car parking
- About three kilometres from Sotogrande Port
Accommodation at Las Sirenas
The house has 11 bedrooms, and one directory says up to 20 guests can stay on site (Marbella Wedding), though another lists no accommodation at all, so check what is offered for your dates. Where rooms are included, a housekeeper and security are required. For everyone else, SO/ Sotogrande and Hotel Boutique Milla de Plata are a few kilometres away (WeddingVenues.es).
What a wedding here costs
Las Sirenas sits at the top end of the market. Venue hire starts from €45,000, and a typical total wedding here is around €90,000, with catering from about €150 per person on top of the hire fee (WeddingVenues.es, 2025–2026). Drinks, flowers, entertainment and accommodation are priced on request. For context, the average wedding in Spain costs €25,183 (Bodas.net, 2026), so this is a venue for couples planning a substantial, fully designed celebration.
How we help
Whether you need us from the very first idea or just for the day itself, we shape our service around you.
Wedding Planning
Full-service planning from the first idea to the last dance. We shape the concept, manage the budget, book every supplier and build the timeline for your wedding at Las Sirenas.
Learn more →Wedding Coordination
Planned it yourselves? We take on your suppliers and running order in the final weeks, then run the day itself so you and your families can be fully present.
Learn more →Venue & Vendor Sourcing
We know the venues and suppliers across Sotogrande and Cádiz. From securing your date to sourcing florists, photographers and entertainment, we handle every introduction.
Learn more →Why we love
Las Sirenas
If you want a wedding that looks like nowhere else in Andalucía, Las Sirenas is a rare find, and it rewards a planner who can bring every supplier together.
- Whole estate to yourselves, with no other events
- Gardens, ponds and architecture that need little decoration
- Freedom to choose your own caterer and suppliers
- Relaxed approach to late-night music
- Close to Gibraltar Airport and Sotogrande's hotels
Common questions about Las Sirenas
Where is Las Sirenas?
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The estate is on Calle Cañada Real in San Enrique de Guadiaro, just outside Sotogrande in the municipality of San Roque, Cádiz. It is about three kilometres from Sotogrande Port (Marbella Wedding) and is a hillside estate rather than a beach venue.
How many guests can Las Sirenas hold?
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The Grand Hall seats up to 150 for dinner (WeddingVenues.es). Other directories quote larger figures, between 250 and 350 guests depending on the source, presumably for outdoor set-ups, so confirm numbers for your layout with the estate.
Can guests stay at Las Sirenas?
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The house has 11 bedrooms and one listing says up to 20 guests can stay (Marbella Wedding), but availability varies, so ask when you enquire. SO/ Sotogrande and Hotel Boutique Milla de Plata are a few kilometres away.
Where can we hold the ceremony?
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Symbolic ceremonies take place on the cypress avenue, in the gardens, on a terrace or in the Grand Hall if the weather turns (WeddingVenues.es).
Can we choose our own caterer?
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Yes. External caterers and suppliers are welcome and a list of recommended caterers is available. Catering is quoted from around €150 per person (WeddingVenues.es, 2025–2026).
How much does a wedding at Las Sirenas cost?
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Venue hire starts from €45,000, with a typical total of around €90,000 (WeddingVenues.es, 2025–2026). The average wedding in Spain costs €25,183 (Bodas.net, 2026).
Is there a music curfew?
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Listings say there is no strict sound curfew (WeddingVenues.es), while another directory gives a 4am finishing time (Marbella Wedding). We would confirm the exact terms in your contract.
Are children welcome?
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Yes, the estate is listed as child friendly (WeddingVenues.es).
Can we have a legal wedding at Las Sirenas?
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A legal civil wedding in Spain usually requires at least one partner to be resident, so most couples from the UK and Ireland marry legally at home and hold a symbolic ceremony at the venue. Gibraltar, about 25 minutes away, is another option some couples use for the legal part.
Do you plan weddings at Las Sirenas?
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Yes. Because Las Sirenas is a dry-hire estate, a planner is especially useful for sourcing caterers, bar, lighting and logistics. Our wedding planning is €75 per hour plus VAT, with a 10-hour minimum, and on-day coordination starts from €750 for a half day or €1,400 for a full day, plus VAT.
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Where to find
Las Sirenas
Las Sirenas
Calle Cañada Real
11312 San Enrique de Guadiaro
San Roque, Cádiz
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- About 25–30 minutes from Gibraltar Airport
- About 1 hour from Málaga Airport
- About 5 minutes from Sotogrande Port
- About 40 minutes from Marbella
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