Marbella

Marbella is one of the most popular places on the Costa del Sol, known for its mix of traditional Andalusian charm and modern comforts. With a stunning mountain backdrop, sandy beaches, a lively social scene, and rich history, Marbella has something for everyone.

The Charming Old Town & Plaza de los Naranjos 

Marbella’s Old Town is full of narrow, cobbled streets, whitewashed houses, and colourful flowers. At its center is Plaza de los Naranjos, a beautiful square lined with cafés, restaurants, and historic buildings. This is a great place to enjoy a relaxed walk, shop in small boutiques, or try local dishes in a welcoming setting.

Nueva Andalucía & Puerto Banús

Close to the center, Nueva Andalucía is a residential area with elegant villas, golf courses, and palm-lined streets. It’s a favourite for families and expats, offering a peaceful environment with easy access to restaurants, shops, and sports facilities.

Just a short drive away, Puerto Banús is Marbella’s famous marina, known for its luxury yachts, designer stores, and vibrant nightlife. Here, visitors can enjoy fine dining, waterfront bars, and lively beach clubs, all with a stylish and international atmosphere.

Outdoor Activities: Padel, Tennis & Golf
Marbella is a great place for outdoor activities, with options for all interests and skill levels.

• Padel & Tennis – The city has excellent sports facilities, including Puente Romano Tennis Club and Nueva Alcántara Club, where people can enjoy these popular activities.
• Golf – The “Golf Valley” in Nueva Andalucía is home to some of Spain’s best courses, including Los Naranjos, Aloha, and La Quinta.
• Hiking – The La Concha Mountain offers incredible hiking trails and breathtaking views of the coast.

Great Restaurants & Nightlife
Marbella has a fantastic food scene, from casual tapas to high-end dining. Some top choices include:

• El Patio de Mariscal – A cozy restaurant in the Old Town with traditional Andalusian dishes.
• Takumi Marbella – A popular spot for authentic Japanese cuisine.
• Lobito de Mar – A seafood-focused restaurant by chef Dani García.
• Breathe Marbella – A modern restaurant offering healthy and fresh dishes.
• Nobu Marbella – A high-end restaurant serving Japanese-Peruvian fusion cuisine.

At night, Marbella has a mix of relaxed bars and lively clubs. Mamzel at Finca Besaya combines dining with entertainment, while Pangea and Olivia Valère are known for their stylish party atmosphere.

Real Estate & Lifestyle
Marbella’s real estate market is one of the most desirable in Spain, with options ranging from beachfront apartments to spacious villas. Areas like Sierra Blanca, La Zagaleta, and Nueva Andalucía offer beautiful homes with privacy, great views, and high-quality amenities. Whether you’re looking for a holiday home or a permanent residence, Marbella has plenty of options to suit different lifestyles.

A Wonderful Place to Live and Visit
Marbella offers a mix of tradition and modern luxury, making it an attractive destination for visitors and residents. Whether it’s enjoying coffee in the Old Town, playing a round of golf, or watching the sunset by the marina, Marbella has something special for everyone.