Digz Beach, Edenvale

Johannesburg



At a glance

Known for
indoor and outdoor beach volleyball courts
Local tip
The indoor and outdoor courts give organisers two court settings to consider when planning a volleyball session or group event.

Digz Beach is a beach volleyball and events venue at J P Bezuidenhout Park on 17th Avenue in Edenvale, Johannesburg. Its central focus is volleyball, with both indoor and outdoor courts for social play, competitive leagues, tournaments and organised matches. The setting combines a sporting environment with a relaxed beach-style atmosphere, making the venue suitable for active gatherings as well as casual time with friends and family.

The venue’s volleyball programme is built around the basic rhythm of the game, from setting and spiking to team play on the sand. Social leagues offer a recreational format, while competitive leagues and tournaments provide a more structured setting for players and teams. The court facilities also support business functions and group events that use sport as a way to encourage interaction, teamwork and camaraderie.

Digz Beach also caters for children’s birthday parties. While children take part in games on the sand and use jumping castles, parents and other guests can relax on the deck. This combination gives the venue a clear family and celebration focus, with an outdoor setting that keeps the activities and social areas close together. The atmosphere is energetic without being limited to serious sports, so the venue can accommodate both playful children’s events and organised volleyball activities.

For group occasions, the venue offers a practical backdrop for parties, business functions and tournaments. The sand courts provide the main visual character, while the deck creates a separate place for guests to sit and spend time between activities. The indoor court adds another option within the same volleyball-focused setting, allowing events and matches to take place across different court environments.

Digz Beach suits volleyball players, families planning children’s parties, social groups, company gatherings and organisers looking for a sand-based activity venue in Edenvale. The venue’s character comes from the combination of sport, games, celebrations and shared outdoor space rather than from a conventional restaurant format. For event arrangements or further practical details, the venue can be contacted directly on +27 (0)79 891 0591.

Frequently Asked Questions

The venue suits volleyball players, families, social groups, business groups and organisers of parties or tournaments.
Digz Beach is at 17th Avenue, J P Bezuidenhout Park, Edenvale, 1609, South Africa.
The venue is located in Edenvale, within J P Bezuidenhout Park.
Current operating times should be confirmed directly with the venue before a visit.
Arrangements can be discussed directly with Digz Beach on +27 (0)79 891 0591.
Yes. The venue accommodates children’s parties with jumping castles and games on the sand, while guests can use the deck.
Yes. Digz Beach has both an indoor court and an outdoor court.
Yes. The venue accommodates business functions and volleyball tournaments.
Dietary arrangements should be confirmed directly with the venue when making an event enquiry.

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