Mini golf, food and charity in Manilva: Roman Oasis hosts an afternoon fundraiser for ADANA

Playing a round of mini golf in Manilva, enjoying an outdoor lunch and, at the same time, helping dogs that are still waiting to find a new family. That is the plan being organised by Roman Oasis Mini Golf & Bar for Tuesday, 15 September 2026.

The well-known Costa del Sol leisure venue will host a charity afternoon in aid of ADANA, an association dedicated to protecting and rehabilitating abandoned animals in the Estepona area.

The event will begin from 1:00 pm and will combine friendly competition, food, drinks and music in a relaxed setting designed for visitors to enjoy much of the afternoon.

Each ticket will cost €25 per person, with €10 donated directly to ADANA.

In this way, a regular leisure activity at Roman Oasis will become, for a few hours, an easy way to contribute towards the care and maintenance of rescued animals.

When is the charity mini golf tournament in Manilva?

The event will take place on Tuesday, 15 September 2026 at Roman Oasis Mini Golf & Bar.

Activities will begin from 1:00 pm, leaving plenty of time to complete the mini golf course before continuing with lunch and the rest of the afternoon programme.

It is not intended as a highly competitive sporting tournament.

The aim is to create a social event where groups of friends, couples, families and anyone wanting to support the cause can take part while enjoying a different kind of afternoon.

Mini golf will be the main activity, but much of the appeal will also come from staying after the game and spending time with other participants.

What does the €25 ticket include?

The participation fee covers almost the entire experience.

For €25 per person, guests will receive access to all 18 holes of mini golf, as well as a buffet lunch and a welcome drink, with a choice of beer, wine or a soft drink.

Music will accompany the event, helping create an atmosphere closer to a relaxed social afternoon than a conventional competitive tournament.

The most important part, however, is how the ticket price is divided.

From every admission, €10 will go directly to ADANA.

That means the charitable contribution increases with every new booking: the more players take part, the more money will be raised for the association.

18 holes surrounded by greenery and shaded areas

Roman Oasis has an 18-hole mini golf course set among gardens, trees and different obstacles.

The course is suitable both for experienced players and those trying mini golf for the first time.

No previous experience is necessary.

In fact, part of the fun of mini golf comes from how quickly a game can change because of an unexpected bounce, slope or obstacle between the tee and the hole.

During the charity event, that friendly competition will have an additional purpose.

Every completed scorecard will also represent a contribution towards the animals cared for by ADANA.

A charity afternoon helping abandoned dogs

Behind the entertainment lies the main purpose of the event.

ADANA works with abandoned and rescued dogs that need care while waiting for responsible adoption.

Running an animal shelter involves many ongoing costs.

Food is only one of them.

There are also veterinary treatments, medication, vaccinations, facility maintenance and all the everyday needs of dogs that may remain under the association’s care for weeks or even months.

That is why fundraising initiatives organised by businesses and venues across the Costa del Sol can provide valuable additional support.

Visitors do not need to make a large individual donation to contribute.

In this case, simply booking a place and joining the afternoon will help.

€10 from every ticket will go to ADANA

The structure of the event makes it easy to understand exactly how much each participant contributes.

Out of the €25 ticket price, €10 will be donated to ADANA.

For example, a group of four people will generate a €40 contribution to the association simply by taking part.

In return, participants get the full mini golf course, food, a drink and a social atmosphere.

It is a formula that turns leisure into fundraising without losing the relaxed and enjoyable character of the event.

It also gives people who may not already know ADANA an opportunity to learn more about its work.

ADANA’s work continues long after a dog is rescued

Finding an abandoned dog and bringing it somewhere safe is only the first step.

After that, a process begins that can take considerable time.

Some animals arrive needing immediate veterinary treatment. Others need weeks to regain weight, recover physically or learn to feel safe around people again.

Then comes another major challenge: finding the right permanent home for each dog.

Until that happens, every animal needs accommodation, food and daily care.

That is why fundraising is such an important part of keeping an animal rescue organisation running.

An event like this one in Manilva brings together many small individual contributions and turns them into a larger amount that can be used to support those ongoing needs.

Roman Oasis: more than four decades of local leisure

The venue chosen for the fundraiser also has a long history on this part of the Costa del Sol.

Roman Oasis began operating in 1983 and has evolved over the years to include its current mini golf course.

The venue itself estimates that more than half a million visitors have passed through since its early years.

Today, it combines the 18-hole course with a bar, restaurant and terraces surrounded by greenery, making it particularly suited to anyone looking for an informal outdoor activity.

Its calendar also includes celebrations, social gatherings and special events, so the ADANA fundraiser fits naturally with the venue’s community-focused character.

From mini golf to lunch without leaving the venue

Another advantage of the format is that the entire afternoon takes place in one location.

Participants can begin with the mini golf course and continue afterwards with the buffet.

The ticket also includes a first drink, with a choice of beer, wine or a soft drink.

That means the event does not end as soon as the final ball drops into the eighteenth hole.

The idea is to stay at Roman Oasis, eat, listen to music and spend time with other participants.

For anyone looking for something different to do in Manilva in September, it offers an alternative to a conventional afternoon at the beach or on a terrace.

A plan for groups of friends and families

Although the event has a charitable purpose, it is not aimed only at people who already know ADANA.

Anyone can take part.

A group of friends can organise its own small tournament.

A couple can simply come along for a different afternoon.

Families can also find an activity in which adults and children can compete on fairly equal terms, something that does not always happen with other sports.

That is one of the main advantages of mini golf: the rules are simple and the result does not necessarily depend on age or physical fitness.

Sometimes the least experienced player ends up scoring the only hole-in-one of the day.

How to book for the charity event

Anyone wishing to take part should reserve a place in advance.

Bookings can be made by sending Roman Oasis a message through Facebook Messenger or by email at:

romanoasis@outlook.com

The venue can also be contacted by telephone on:

+34 711 068 700

As this is a special event with food included, booking ahead is recommended rather than relying on turning up on the day.

Practical information for the charity afternoon

• Event: charity mini golf tournament in aid of ADANA.
• Date: Tuesday, 15 September 2026.
• Starting time: 1:00 pm.
• Venue: Roman Oasis Mini Golf & Bar, Manilva area.
• Price: €25 per person.
• Donation: €10 from every ticket goes to ADANA.
• Includes: 18 holes of mini golf, buffet lunch, one welcome beer, wine or soft drink, and music.
• Bookings: via Facebook Messenger or romanoasis@outlook.com.
• Telephone: +34 711 068 700.

A game where taking part matters more than the score

By the end of the afternoon, some players will have completed the 18 holes with an impressive score, while others will probably have needed quite a few more shots than expected.

This time, however, the scorecard will be secondary.

The most important figure will be how much the event manages to raise for ADANA.

Every person who books will contribute €10 directly towards the work the association carries out with abandoned and rescued dogs.

And that is precisely the appeal of initiatives like this.

There is no need to organise a major fundraising campaign or commit to long-term volunteering in order to help.

Sometimes, simply turning a round of mini golf and lunch with friends into an opportunity to fund food, veterinary treatment and daily care can make a real difference to animals still waiting for a home.

Roman Oasis will therefore open its 18 holes on 15 September with a slightly different goal from usual: making every swing count not only on the scorecard, but also for ADANA’s rescued dogs.

Information about the venue, its facilities, contact details and the channels where it announces its events can be found on the official Roman Oasis Mini Golf & Bar website.