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The Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort has become one of the most vibrant stops on the Formula 1 calendar, known for its passionate fans, seaside setting and unforgettable atmosphere. For those looking to extend the weekend beyond the racing, Bernie’s Beachclub offers a fun and lively hospitality experience just a short walk from the circuit.
Whether you’ve already secured your Bernie’s Beachclub ticket or are still considering adding it to your Dutch Grand Prix plans, here’s a closer look at what this experience offers – including how it fits into what will be the final Dutch Grand Prix in Formula 1 under the current contract.
🏖️ Book Bernie’s Beachclub Hospitality at the 2026 Dutch Grand Prix
What is Bernie’s Beachclub?
Located a short stroll from the Zandvoort Circuit, Bernie’s Beachclub provides a vibrant, social atmosphere where fans can unwind after the on-track sessions on both Saturday and Sunday. Rather than including circuit or race access, this hospitality experience focuses on food, drinks, music and beachside entertainment – making it a go-to spot for fans seeking something extra on the weekend evenings.
Thanks to its reputation as one of the Dutch Grand Prix weekend’s key social hotspots, Bernie’s Beachclub is also known for attracting a high-profile crowd. Over the years, it’s become a place where fans, influencers and familiar faces from sport, entertainment and the paddock often cross paths once the on-track action is done.
While the focus is firmly on the atmosphere, music and celebration, it’s not unusual for guests to find themselves sharing the dance floor or lounge space with well-known names – adding another layer of excitement to the evening experience.
A beachside atmosphere with entertainment
Bernie’s Beachclub embraces a lively beach club vibe that matches the unique spirit of the Dutch Grand Prix crowd. The venue offers a relaxed but upbeat setting with:
- A live DJ and music throughout the evening 🎶
- Entertainment and social spaces to mingle with fellow Formula 1 fans 🍾
- Plenty of space to enjoy the scene after qualifying or race day 🌅
This makes it a great choice for fans who want the party to continue once the track action wraps up for the day.
What does a ticket include?
Every ticket includes unlimited beer, wine and soft drinks, along with tasty bites and canapés to enjoy across the evening.
Bernie’s Beachclub Ticket Options
There are two main events available during the Dutch Grand Prix weekend:
Grand Pre-Party – Saturday 22nd August (Evening)
- Date & time: Saturday from 17:00 📆
- Includes dinner and canapés 🍴
- Unlimited beer, wine and soft drinks 🍺
- A great way to kick off the weekend celebrations after Saturday’s sessions 🏎️
Bernie’s Afterparty – Sunday 23 August (Evening)
- Date & time: Sunday from 17:00 📆
- Dancefloor access (general admission) 🕺
- Includes canapés and unlimited beer, wine and soft drinks 🍺
- Perfect for celebrating the close of the Grand Prix weekend and Zandvoort’s final lap in F1 for the foreseeable future 🇳🇱
Important to know
It’s important to note that tickets do not include access to the circuit or race sessions. To attend the qualifying sessions or race itself, you’ll need to purchase official Dutch Grand Prix race tickets separately if you have not done so already.
Zandvoort’s final lap
The 2026 Dutch Grand Prix will be the last under the current Formula 1 contract at Zandvoort, following a one-year extension confirmed by the event’s promoters and Formula 1. After that season, the Dutch Grand Prix will drop off the calendar, making this edition a particularly special one for fans of the race.
Book Bernie’s Beachclub
Whether you’re planning to kick off your Dutch Grand Prix weekend in style or celebrate after the final lap, Bernie’s Beachclub offers a lively evening experience just moments from the circuit. With limited capacity across both the Saturday Grand Pre-Party and Sunday Afterparty, securing your place early is recommended.
If you already have your Dutch Grand Prix race tickets, Bernie’s Beachclub is an ideal way to enhance your weekend off the track. For those still planning their trip to Zandvoort, it’s a standout addition that captures the unique atmosphere of what will be the final Dutch Grand Prix on the Formula 1 calendar under the current contract.
