Things to do in Marbella!
Marbella is a town in the Costa del Sol region, in southern Spain. Was a fishing village, before becoming one of the most popular destinations in the world for living and real estate investment. There are many “things to do”, thats why owning a property in Marbella is so appealing and one of the best investments you can do.
The beautiful weather of Marbella and Costa del Sol and the high quality of life has appealed to many property buyers. Due to this there is a high demand for properties in the Marbella area. You can choose from a Luxury apartment, with stunning sea views to the Mediterranean sea, in Puente Romano marina to a modern brand new built villa in Marbella hillside or a contemporary property in Nueva Andalucia golf valley, overlooking a golf course.
Why sit and work in a cold and dark country when you can work from a warm and sunny country?
The demand for properties for sale in Marbella, has increased since the area has one of the best climates in the world and high standard of living. The world situation and the fact that people can work from anywhere in the world (as long as they deliver ) has made an increase in demand for a home here in the south of Spain.
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The real estate market is very solid and Marbella offers a wide selection of properties ranging from small apartments to luxury villas. Properties are available in a wide selection of sizes and types. If you’re looking for the perfect property in marbella and Costa del Sol that fits your needs and budget, you can choose from plenty of gorgeous new villas as well as charming older houses available for sale or rent. You can find the most exclusive beachfront apartments in Puerto Banus. Also, Marbella and Costa del Sol have a huge selection of golf apartments for sale and rent, for those who are looking for Marbella golf property.
Summer is around the corner and Marbella, Costa del Sol, is the Top destination. Marbella is a town that always has a busy what is on calendar! With plenty of events, luxury parties, inaugurations and concerts every day so that you will always know what is going on today, tomorrow or even next month. There is no excuse to stay home! Looking for the best that Marbella has to offer? From live music concerts to theatre, from Champagne Spray to boat parties to International superstar, , cultural days to fairs, check out the events calendar to see what is happening in Marbella and all along the Costa del sol. If you are looking to buy or rent out your dream home in Marbella, a concierge service,… or other related service, LuxuryForSale.Properties s team is delighted to help you in the process. Welcome to Marbella, Welcome to the Paradise!
Top 10 things to do in Marbella.
Some say Marbella is a concrete nightmare. Not so! It has a stunning old town, lots of culture, fantastic cuisine and wonderful year-round weather. Marbella is wrongly thought to be either one of the concrete nightmares of the Costa del Sol, or as a really expensive place to visit. In fact, Marbella is a great destination to take a holiday, or even to live and work there. It has a big Spanish population, a stunning old town, lots of culture, fantastic cuisine and wonderful year-round weather. There are loads of things to keep you busy all year round, whether you come as a family, a couple, or a group. Here are top 10 things to do that will help you enjoy your holiday to the full:
1. A Day at the Beach in Marbella.
No matter what time of year you visit Marbella, a trip to the beach is a must. The Costa del Sol boasts kilometres of sandy beaches, one of the very best of which can be found a 10 minute drive to the east of Marbella in the Cabopino area. All along these beaches are lovely beach bars, known as chiringuitos serving drinks and typical Mediterranean cuisine, right on the sand. The beaches and the sea all along the coast are clean and safe for swimming.
2. Paseo Marítimo of Marbella.
Stretching alongside the beach is the Marbella paved Paseo Marítimo – or beachside promenade. No holiday on the coast would be complete without walking along the promenade, taking in the views, soaking up the ambience and especially to enjoy one of the Coast’s spectacular sunsets from your BeachFront Apartments or Villa in Marbella. The promenade has now been joined up entirely with a spectacular wooden boardwalk to enjoy a longer stroll from Marbella all the way to Puerto Banus and even further towards San Pedro de Alcantara. To feel like a local, head to the paseo on a Sunday when all the Spanish come out in their Sunday best to stroll and chat.
3. Marbella’s Old Town
Marbella’s historic and picturesque Old Town, or casco antiguo is a hidden gem which most tourists don’t manage to discover. It can be found near the centre of town just up from the Avenida Ricardo Soriano – the main street which runs through Marbella – and opposite La Alameda park. With its picturesque, ancient architecture and maze of narrow cobbled streets full of boutique shops, funky art galleries, bars and eateries, the Old Town is almost like a separate village within Marbella. At the centre is Orange Square, a beautiful and typically Andalucian square full of orange trees and tropical plants which is a must-see for any holiday, and where you can sit quietly in one of the many traditional cafes enjoying a coffee or a glass of wine, and watch the world go by. The Old Town buzzes with activity and there are plenty of interesting nooks and crannies to explore. Good restaurants are also in plentiful supply, serving everything from expensive gourmet food to authentic backstreet Spanish tapas and there are innumerable bars which are busy into the early hours of the morning.
4. La Alameda Park and Parque de la Constitución Marbella.
South of Marbella’s Old Town, on the other side of the main road, you’ll find Parque La Alameda. This small park boasts a magnificent large central fountain decorated in traditional Andalucian tiles (a great photo opportunity!), huge tropical plants and decorated benches. This park is popular amongst locals and tourists alike as a tranquil place to take a break.
5. Day Trips in Marbella.
Ronda full day wine tour, caminito del rey, riding tour around Grazalema, Hiking, Jeep eco tour Estepona, Jerez de la Frontera, Manilva and Gaucin, Gibraltar or even Granada and Sevilla day trip.
6. Golf courses in Marbella.
As a top “thing to do”, Andalucia is one of Europe’s foremost golfing destinations, with over 100 courses. Guaranteed warm temperatures all year round, endless hours of sunshine, and a spectacular variety of courses with both mountain and sea views, make this region a hugely popular choice for golfers from all over the world, and Marbella is no exception. Marbella offers courses for all standards of players, on all terrains, and has some of the plushest club houses around. There are a number of Golf Clubs in Marbella itself, but Marbella has the added bonus of being minutes drive away from the Costa del Golf, which offers scores of different courses – the Golfers Paradise. Marbella is by far the most popular golf destination in Spain. You will be impressed by the golf courses that are found along the Costa del Golf.
GOLF
The Costa del Sol is one of the wealthiest areas when it comes to golf. The region has a large concentration of gold courses to suit everyone at every level. The Costa del Sol is after all, a golfers paradise.
Alhaurin Golf & Hotel Resort Aloha Golf Club
Antequera Golf Club Añoreta Golf Club
La Cala Campo Asia La Cala Campo Europa
Calanova Golf El Campanario
El Candado Casares Golf
Guadalhorce Club de Golf El Higueral Club de Golf
Lauro Golf Magna Marbella Golf
Cerrado del Águila El Chaparal
Coto de la Serena Doña Julia Golf
La Duquesa Golf Club Estepona Golf
Finca Cortesin Flamingos Golf
Tramores Golf Greenlife Golf
Marbella Club Golf Resort Marbella Golf & Country Club
Mijas Golf – Los Lagos Mijas Golf – Los Olivos
Miraflores Monte Mayor Golf Club
Monte Paraíso Golf Club Los Naranjos Golf Club
El Soto Club de Golf Golf Torrequebrada
Los Arqueros Golf Club Atalaya Original Course
Atalaya Rosner Golf Club Benalmádena Golf Club
Baviera Golf Club Real Club de Golf Las Brisas
Cabopino La Cala Campo America
La Zagaleta Club de Campo Los Flamingos
Valle Romano Golf Alferini Golf
La Noria Golf Resort Parador Málaga Golf
El Paraíso Golf Club La Quinta
La Resina Golf & Country Club Río Real Golf
Santa Clara Golf Santa Maria Golf
Santana Golf & Country Club La Siesta
Alcaidesa Links Almenara
Alcaidesa Heathland La Cañada
La Reserva de Sotogrande Real Club de Golf Guadalmina.
San Roque Club Valderama
Real Club de Golf Sotogrande
7. Shopping in and around Marbella.
Marbella is perfect for shopaholics! The high street is full of clothes shops and the old town’s winding streets are packed with boutiques and small shops selling unusual gifts, toys, clothes, shoes and accessories. For designer labels and the flagship El Corte Ingles department store, head to nearby Puerto Banus. Banus has incredible luxury shops all overlooking the impressive marina, as well as an upmarket shopping complex with top quality high street brand stores, art galleries, coffee shops, and a host of restaurants and bars. If you want more affordable brands all under one roof then the La Cañada Mall, in the north of Marbella city, is a great place to go. It houses nearly three hundred shopping outlets, bars, coffee shops, restaurants and a cinema.
8. Culture & Schools in Marbella.
Although the Costa del Sol is not known for its culture, there are actually a number of theatres, art galleries and museums in the Marbella area as well as a packed cultural programme of concerts, dance, jazz and theatre during the summer months. In Marbella, the Black Box Theatre offers plays in Spanish and English; the unusual Bonsai Museum features one of Europe’s most important collections of Bonsai Trees; and the Museum of Spanish Contemporary Engravings exhibits works by Picasso, Miró, Tapies, Chillida and several other important Spanish artists. The best art gallery close to Marbella is the Sammer Gallery, Puerto Banús, which is one of the largest modern art galleries in Spain. The iconic Starlite Festival is celebrated in Marbella during mid July to end of August. Growing in popularity and size year after year, the festival hosts concerts by some of the biggest names in music as well as fashion shows, art exhibitions, cinema premieres and a charity gala. Starlite is celebrated north of Marbella in a unique open air amphitheatre with 60 metre high walls where you can enjoy spectacular and intimate performances all under the stars. For yet more culture, a day-trip to Malaga town and a visit to the Picasso Museum is a must!
When considering Marbella for year round living as a family, schools are always high on our clients list of requirements, as many people choose to find a property close to the school. The city boasts a high concentration of International and Private schools, and a recent study found that 6 of the best private schools in Spain are located in Marbella. So if you’re moving here with children, then depending on the area of your new home consider the following schools: Aloha College, Swans International School, Colegio Alboran, English International College, The British International School of Marbella, San Jose School, Laude International School, Atalaya Bilingual School, German School, Colegio Bilingue Las Chapas and Calpe College International School.
9. Family Fun Marbella.
There is just so much to keep the kids entertained in Marbella. A day at Funny Beach is perfect for those who love amusement, speed and adrenaline. There is a go-karting track, trampolines, video games, electric bikes and cars, a pool, children’s rides, as well as a restaurant serving kiddie-friendly fare and a bar. All on the beachfront! For active children try Aventura Amazonia in the Elviria area just a 10 minute drive east of Marbella, this tree top high ropes course is great fun for Adults and Children alike. Fly through the trees on the zip wires and complete the obstacle course. There is also a cafe bar and easy parking. Or head to San Pedro, located just west of Marbella, to Costa Jump, a huge indoor trampoline park. To explore the town of Marbella without the leg-work, enjoy a horse-drawn carriage ride to take in the sights, a popular choice with the kids. Or for older children try the Segway tours. If you are happy going a little further afield, Fuengirola’s Miramar centre just a 15 minute drive from Marbella, offers a huge shopping complex as well as a cinema showing English films. Also in Fuengirola, you can find a water park and the popular Bioparc Zoo. The Tivoli World Amusement Park (Benalmadena), Crocodile Park (Torremolinos) and the Selwo safari park (Estepona) are all within a half an hour’s drive of the city and guarantee of a boredom-free holiday. For more teenage fun, there are many good organisations on the Coast who offer such adventures as scuba diving, quad-biking, jeep safaris in the National Parks, mountain treks on horse-back, canyoning in the region’s gorges, and paint balling.
10. Eating Out in and around Marbella.
One of the many pleasures of a visit to Marbella is the fantastic food. No visit would be complete without enjoying some traditional tapas, an excellent way to sample some of the local Spanish fare. Or to enjoy the catch of the day, seafood and paella head to one of the many chiringuitos on the beach. Venture into the winding streets of the old town to find quaint restaurants serving Mediterranean and traditional cuisine or head to the promenade for an international selection. Marbella has a wide selection of restaurants to suit all budgets and tastes.
Best Restaurants in Marbella.
From the best chef’s to the most exquisite variety of ingredients & nice food, where you can go with family & frieds to enjoy the best breakfast, lunch or dinner time no matter if you are a pasta,fish or meat lover this Restaurant’s have the best food in town that will make you come twice!
And for those food lovers who always love to eat good, Marbella has the best options when it comes to restaurants.
We’ve made a list of our “TOP 5 MARBELLA’S BEST RESTAURANTS”.
Let’s check it out!
1. 🍽 SEA GRILL
Hotel Puente Romano.
+34 682 11 22 33
2. 🍽 NOBU
Hotel Puente Romano.
+34 952778686.
3. 🍽 LOBITO DE MAR
Av. Bulevar Príncipe Alfonso de Hohenlohe, 178,
+34 951 55 45 54
4. 🍽 LEÑA
Hotel Puente Romano.
+34 952 76 42 52
5. 🍽 CAPUCCINO
C. José Meliá, S/N,
+34 952 86 87 90
Other RESTAURANTS Costa del Sol.
Spain is a country known worldwide for its gastronomy. Many Michelin star chefs are Spanish. Consequently, the country has an abundance of Michelin star restaurants spread across this wonderful nation. The Costa del Sol is home to some extraordinary restaurants that provide a mind-blowing culinary experience. We have gathered a list of some of our top choices, including a few Michelin star restaurants.
Malaga
Puerto de Málaga, Plaza de la Capilla, 1, 29016 Málaga
+34 952 003 588
Torremolinos
Av. de España, 18, 29620 Torremolinos, Málaga
+34 616 195 870
Calle Decano Higueras del Castillo, 65, 29620 Torremolinos, Málaga
+34 661 851 850
Calle Párroco Don Antonio Díaz Romero, 5, 29620 Torremolinos, Málaga
+34 952 058 790
Mijas
Calle Ronda, 34, 29649 Mijas, Málaga
+34 952 493 602
Urb. Torrenueva s/n Local 1, Av. de Rota, 29649 La Cala de Mijas, Málaga
+34 952 493 504
Fuengirola
Paseo Marítimo Rey de España, 161, 29640 Fuengirola, Málaga
+34 952 661 012
Urbanización Reserva del Higuerón, Av. del Higuerón, 48, 29640 Fuengirola, Málaga
+34 951 385 622
Calle Larga, 14, 29640 Fuengirola, Málaga
+34 952 475 441
Marbella
Urbanización Nueva Alcántara, Av. Salamanca, s/n, 29670 San Pedro Alcantara, Marbella, Málaga
+34 952 783 784
Urb. Elviria Hills, Avda. Las Cumbres, s/n, 29600 Marbella, Málaga
+34 952 832 371
Av. Bulevar Príncipe Alfonso de Hohenlohe, 178, 29602 Marbella, Málaga
+34 951 554 554
Calle Los Lirios S/N, 29660 Marbella, Málaga
+34 952 036 494
Calle de la Encarnación, Plaza de la Iglesia, 5, 29601 Marbella, Málaga
+34 952 858 069
Hotel Puente Romano, Av. Bulevar Príncipe Alfonso de Hohenlohe, s/n, 29602 Marbella, Málaga
+34 952 764 252
Av. Severo Ochoa, 12, 29603 Marbella, Málaga
+34 952 864 895
Calle Aduar, 12, 29601 Marbella, Málaga
+34 952 765 277
Calle Gregorio Marañón, 4, 29602 Marbella, Málaga
+34 952 770 839
Estepona
Calle Cristóbal Colón, 20, 29680 Estepona, Málaga, Spain
+34 952 805 857
Autovía del Mediterráneo, Km 159, 29680 Estepona, Málaga
+34 952 809 500
Calle Jazmín, 2, 29688 El Paraíso, Málaga
+34 952 886 178
Urb. Guadalmansa, Autovía del Mediterráneo, KM 164, 29680 Estepona, Málaga
+34 92 798 449
Casares
Carretera de Casares, Km 2, 29690 Casares, Málaga
+34 952 937 800
Planning a Winter Vacation in Marbella
Without question, Marbella is one of the most sought-after Spanish vacation spots in the world. You may have the finest days and nights on the Costa del Sol because of all the things to do there. Many wrongly assume that Marbella is just a good vacation spot during the summer. Those who would rather avoid both the summer tourist crush and the cold winter weather of Europe can consider a trip to Marbella in the winter.
Even though it’s busier in the summer, Marbella’s fantastic weather in the winter draws plenty of visitors. The Costa del Sol has one of the most outstanding reputations for weather in all of Europe. Marbella is shielded from the strong winds and other climatological influences by the Sierra Blanca Mountain Range, giving it an even better microclimate than it already enjoys.
Something was different about the winters in Marbella in 2021. During the colder months, an increasing number of individuals chose to spend their vacations in Marbella, and the city’s seasonal enterprises did not close.
The Director of Tourism for the City of Marbella, Laura de Arce, also reminded the public that agreements had been reached with businesses associated with European football clubs to continue recruiting an important sector throughout the winter, which represents roughly 80,000 ‘room nights’ a year during the low season. Similarly, the golf industry has started promoting international competitions like the Solheim Cup 2023.
Why is Marbella a great winter vacation spot?
The weather is the primary attraction of Marbella as a winter vacation spot. Warmer-than-average temperatures all during the winter attract a large number of visitors. Temperaturen may reach 26 degrees Celsius during the day and seldom dip below 10 degrees Celsius at night because of our microclimate and enviable location in the Mediterranean.
Marbella has an average of 320 sunny days each year, so even in the dead of winter, you can expect to see the sun. In fact, „The Sunshine Coast“ (El Costa del Sol) is really the name for that part of Spain. More information about the climate and seasonal changes in Marbella may be found in another article we’ve written.
Yet another is the abundance of indoor and outdoor activities that may be enjoyed even in the dead of winter. At the end of the year, Marbella has several events, such as theater productions and the San Pedro de Alcántara Feria, which attract visitors interested in the cultural lifestyle and entertainment business.
One of the great draws of winter travel is the opportunity to escape the gloom of Northern and Eastern European climates. People suffering from SAD often prefer to take a winter vacation in a warmer climate, therefore destinations like Marbella are more popular.
A generation ago, retirees made up the bulk of the wintertime visitors to Marbella. Marbella is becoming more popular among younger people as a winter vacation destination. The growing acceptance of telecommuting, in which employees are given the flexibility to do their duties from any location, is a major factor in this trend. There are a number of institutions and colleges in Marbella, therefore an increasing number of students have made the city their permanent home, bringing with them a younger demographic and a more globally diverse clientele. If you can do your job from sunny Marbella, why bother working from home?
Wintertime in Marbella: What to Do?
No matter the temperature or precipitation, Marbella never disappoints. There are enjoyable things to do in Marbella no matter the weather.
Play golf
Golf is the number one reason people visit Marbella any time of year, but it is more popular in the winter when the weather is milder and a full round of 18 holes is more comfortable than it may be in the summer, when temperatures can soar to 40 degrees Celsius. More than 70 golf courses, each with its own personality, line the Costa del Sol, so golfers won’t be short of options. The likes of Robert Trent Jones Sr., Javier Arana, Cabello B. Robinson, and Manuel Piero are just a few of the world-famous architects who have worked on the layouts of these courses.
Check out our post on the 13 greatest golf courses in Marbella to find out more about golfing in Marbella.
Swimming
Those who aren’t bothered by the cold may often be seen swimming in the Mediterranean in the middle of December. Paddle boarding and jet skiing are just two of the many wintertime water activities available. Taking in some rays on the beach is a favorite pastime for many. Those who aren’t quite up to braving the frigid water but still want to swim throughout the winter may take use of the many public indoor heated pools found in the polideportivos or resorts.
Paseo
The whole length of Marbella’s coastline is a renowned beachside promenade frequented by both visitors and residents. San Pedro de Alcántara, Puerto Banús, The Golden Mile, and Marbella Centre are all accessible on foot through the promenade. In addition, cyclists use this path since it allows them to avoid busy streets and enjoy a more tranquil ride. Segways and electric scooters may be rented along the seafront for those who are feeling more daring. Along the promenade, there are also a number of fitness centers that anybody may use to get in a fast exercise whenever they choose. The Paseo Maritimo is a popular tourist destination in Marbella due to its abundance of cafes, restaurants, and chiringuitos.
Horseback riding
Those who love horseback riding will find the winter months to be ideal. When temperatures are lower, equestrian activities are more pleasant for both horse and rider. Horseback riding trips are available along the Costa del Sol in addition to the many equestrian centers where one may learn to ride. You may go on guided horseback riding experiences through the outdoors with Centro Hipico El Repique. The facilities and instructors of Centro Hpico Hacienda MonteMarina make horseback riding accessible to people of all ages and skill levels.
Marbella has a great horseback riding school (www.centrohipicoelrepique.com/en/school/)
Marbella’s al fresco eating scene
As the heat of summer begins to dissipate, more and more people will be able to enjoy a lunch while sitting outside in the sun. A chiringuito, or beach restaurant, is a great place to relax on the sand and enjoy some authentic Spanish cuisine on a sunny day. Many of Marbella’s culinary treasures may be found in the city’s historic core, where patrons can savor their meals al fresco at establishments like those in the Plaza’s famous Orange Square (Plaza de Los Naranjos), so called for the abundance of orange trees there. During any time of the year, visitors to parks like Sierra Blanca’s Parque de Nagüeles may take use of the park’s barbecue and picnic areas, where they’ll find chairs with enough room for up to six people.
Outdoor Dining
A trip to Marbella from Málaga’s city center takes around 40 minutes, while getting to the mountain town of La Serrana Ronda, to the north of Marbella, takes about an hour (give or take due to traffic). The exceptional wine tastings and excursions are what set this apart. Ronda is home to some of Spain’s most famous wine tastings, with a wide variety of bodega options for hosting wine tasting parties and snacking on tapas. Since Malaga is so well-known for its wine, you can bet that the city is plenty with vineyards and wineries to visit.
Go out on the town in Marbella
Without a question, Marbella is the most opulent shopping destination in all of Southern Spain. Marbella’s high-end and high-street fashion offerings are among the city’s greatest strengths. These include Louis Vuitton, Tom Ford, Zara, and Uterque, to name a few. It’s really very pleasant to go shopping in Marbella during the winter, when crowds are less and you can take your time browsing your favorite stores. And from the first of the year through the last of the month of March, you can find winter bargains almost wherever.
There are several distinct retail districts in Marbella, and they may be broken down into the following categories:
- The streets in the historic center of Marbella (Casco Antiguo de Marbella) are lined with unique stores selling clothing, accessories, and food, as well as restaurants, cafés, and pubs.
- Luxury labels like Louis Vuitton, Dior, Gucci and many more can be found at the newly remodeled El Corte Inglés in Puerto Banus. This department store also sells electronics, furniture, hardware, and even fresh produce.
- It has over 150 stores, so there’s something for everyone. Ricardo Soriano, the main boulevard running through Marbella Centre, is where you’ll find all the high-street brands, restaurants, cafés, hairdressers, banks, and other services and attractions. For all intents and purposes, this is Marbella’s main retail district.
Marbella’s Must-See Museums
When it rains in Marbella, which happens sometimes, but not often, museums are a fantastic way to spend the time.
Located on the famed Golden Mile, El Museo Ralli was established by the late Dr. Harry Recanati to showcase modern art from Latin America and Europe. Museum visitors may see world-famous artworks and artifacts.
A little farther out in Málaga city, you’ll discover various museums to explore, such as the CAC Museum (Contemporary Art Centre), which has fantastic exhibits that you may experience for no cost. Because it is the artist’s birthplace, Málaga is also home to the Picasso Museum. The Automobile Museum, the Museum of Málaga, the Museum of Interactive Music, and the Museum of Wine are all highly recommended.
Hiking
Wintertime trekking is a common pastime. La Concha Mountain, a symbol of Marbella, can be found just outside the city. Individuals, groups and even canine companions choose from a variety of pathways to explore in the great outdoors. It is one of the most popular pastimes for those who like being outside and doing sports because of the season’s milder weather and longer daylight hours. Beautiful views over the Costa del Sol (from Málaga to Algeciras), Morocco, and Gibraltar may be enjoyed from the peak of the mountain. The whole trek, from starting at the bottom to starting at the top, takes around 6 hours. Refugio de Juanar is the starting point of the trek.
In addition, the Sierra Blanca Mountain Range is home to several thrilling paths that may be explored by foot or bike. The most well-known starts its journey 46 kilometers outside of central Marbella and is known as the Caminito del Rey. The El Chorro Gorge is particularly impressive as you make your way through the mountain range on this route.
Leaving Marbella
Marbella has a superb position, being just 78.3 kilometers from the Strait of Gibraltar and bordered by many of Spain’s most illustrious metropolises.
- You should begin your journey across Andalusia at Málaga, the provincial capital that serves as a window into the artistic heart of Spain and a glimpse into traditional southern Spanish culture.
- Less than an hour from Marbella is one of the most beautiful places in Andalusia, Ronda, with its stunning Tajo and great wines. The Nobel Prize–winning author and bullfighting enthusiast Ernest Hemingway was inspired by the history and culture of Ronda’s bullfights, as well as the town’s natural beauty and romantic atmosphere.
- Should be your first stop if you’re planning a honeymoon or romantic getaway to Spain? Everything in town, as well as the countryside outside, provides a picturesque setting.
- Within a day’s drive from Marbella, you may visit the historic centers of Sevilla, Córdoba, and Granada.
- Just a one-hour drive will bring you to Algeciras, where you can get a boat to Tanger and spend the day in Morocco.
Traveling by automobile from Marbella, you may reach Gibraltar in under an hour to visit the famed monkeys on Gibraltar Rock, or you can drive two hours to reach the Sierra Nevada, a fantastic ski destination in the winter.
Marbella is a fantastic vacation spot year-round because of its pleasant weather, exciting nightlife, and relaxed vibe. If you’re interested in finding out what you can do while visiting Marbella, be sure to read our post on Outdoor Activities in Marbella.
Despite the exclusivity and the high quality of life, Marbella offers similar cost of living than other parts of Spain. LuxuryForSale.Properties welcome you to Marbella, Costa Del Sol.
Real Estate in Marbella, Spain, by area.
There are a wide selection of homes available in Marbella to choose from. Whether you are looking for Marbella homes with large living rooms, Marbella property repossessions, frontline beach apartments in Puerto Banus you are just looking for a golf property for sale or rent in Marbella, you should find the perfect house in Marbella, in your favourite location. As you start your property search you must consider: what sort of property are you looking for, and what are your main priorities with regards to location and amenities? Property prices in Marbella vary depending on where you want to live and, of course, on the size and style of home you’re interested in. To find your dream home in Marbella, please, read on for a quick overview of all types of properties available on the Costa del Sol, including the more affordable options, even property for sale in spain by owners direct.
As you begin searching for homes for sale in Marbella, you must consider specific details such as the size of the living areas or if you want fully fitted kitchen, landscaped gardens, large living room, property with sea or views,… In addition as you search considering if you want a beachfront property or perhaps a property in a more specific area. Buying a property is an important decision and LuxuryForSale.Properties will help you during this process.
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