What to see, do and eat in Marbella: the best beaches, beach clubs, restaurants, day trips and experiences across the Costa del Sol.
Marbella Old Town (Casco Antiguo) is a maze of whitewashed lanes, orange-tree squares and 500-year-old churches just above the beach. What to see, a walking route with map, where to eat, parking and the best places to stay.
Marbella in winter means 17°C sunny afternoons, lower hotel prices, golf, spas and day trips to the Alhambra. Real AEMET weather data, what's open, month-by-month tips and the best hotels with heated pools.
Christmas in Marbella means sunny days, festive lights, a market by the sea and New Year's Eve with twelve grapes. Key dates, events, weather and the best hotels for a festive stay.
From Skina's two Michelin stars to espetos on the beach at Los Sardinales: the 10 best restaurants in Marbella, with areas, prices and who each one suits.
In Marbella, the beach club is a way of life: a long lunch on a daybed that turns into sunset cocktails and a DJ set. But the clubs are very different from each other. Some are all-day champagne parties, some…
Marbella is more than yachts and beach clubs. The same town has a Moorish old quarter with orange-tree squares, a mountain you can hike to the top of, Salvador Dalí sculptures on the seafront and some of the best food…
Marbella has 24 beaches along 27 km of coast, and they could hardly be more different: wild pine-backed dunes, calm coves for toddlers, busy town beaches lined with tapas bars, and beach clubs where a daybed costs more than a…
Give Marbella’s beaches a day off. Within 25 to 90 minutes of town you can stand on a bridge above a 120-metre gorge, wander a whitewashed mountain village, walk a cliff-hanging boardwalk or cross the border into Gibraltar, which makes…