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From the beaches and enclaves of east Marbella through to the western municipal of San Pedro de Alcantara, Marbella offers so many activities and facilities, visitors have no need to venture away from the area to enjoy a full and active holiday.
In the famous Plaza de Naranja ’Orange Square’, you can while away hours, sipping sangria, taking in the beautiful surroundings and people, visiting the charming boutiques and gift stores.
The labyrinth of tiny streets and alleys that surround Orange Square will reveal further tiny shops selling all forms of trinkets, fashion and souvenirs and there are some excellent restaurants and bars for a young and trendy crowd.
Cross the road from the Old Town and you find yourself in La Alameda Park, filled with exotic plants and trees, leading down to an open exhibition area; where you can enjoy a permanent exhibition of Dali sculptures and temporary art and media exhibitions during the year.
Down from the park is the Paseo Maritimo (Promenade); this is one of the favourite places for locals and visitors. The boulevard is filled with restaurants of all gastronomies, with terraces facing out to the beautiful Mediterranean.
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See & Do
From the beaches and enclaves of east Marbella through to the western municipal of San Pedro de Alcantara, Marbella offers so many activities and facilities, visitors have no need to venture away from the area to enjoy a full and active holiday.
In the famous Plaza de Naranja ’Orange Square’, you can while away hours, sipping sangria, taking in the beautiful surroundings and people, visiting the charming boutiques and gift stores.
The labyrinth of tiny streets and alleys that surround Orange Square will reveal further tiny shops selling all forms of trinkets, fashion and souvenirs and there are some excellent restaurants and bars for a young and trendy crowd.
Cross the road from the Old Town and you find yourself in La Alameda Park, filled with exotic plants and trees, leading down to an open exhibition area; where you can enjoy a permanent exhibition of Dali sculptures and temporary art and media exhibitions during the year.
Down from the park is the Paseo Maritimo (Promenade); this is one of the favourite places for locals and visitors. The boulevard is filled with restaurants of all gastronomies, with terraces facing out to the beautiful Mediterranean.
Shopping
Shopping: If you want to combine a beach holiday with a shopping trip, Marbella is an excellent choice. Between Marbella town and Puerto Banus you have an impressive mix of independent boutiques, luxury brands and international Spanish high street brands, such as Zara and Mango.
The luxury Puerto Banus is crammed with designer boutiques, if you have a few hundred pounds to spend on a tshirt, bikini or pair of shoes, then this is the place to shop. If you’re looking for something a little more unique, then Marbella Old Town is a good shopping destination and La Cañada Shopping Centre on the highway above Marbella, is home to chain stores, boutiques, supermarkets, DIY stores. Here you’ll find the largest Apple store in Spain, Habitat and Marks & Spencer!
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Calle Ramón ArecesShopping: If you want to combine a beach holiday with a shopping trip, Marbella is an excellent choice. Between Marbella town and Puerto Banus you have an impressive mix of independent boutiques, luxury brands and international Spanish high street brands, such as Zara and Mango.
The luxury Puerto Banus is crammed with designer boutiques, if you have a few hundred pounds to spend on a tshirt, bikini or pair of shoes, then this is the place to shop. If you’re looking for something a little more unique, then Marbella Old Town is a good shopping destination and La Cañada Shopping Centre on the highway above Marbella, is home to chain stores, boutiques, supermarkets, DIY stores. Here you’ll find the largest Apple store in Spain, Habitat and Marks & Spencer!
Beaches
Marbella's beaches: The Marbella coastline stretches from Cabopino through to San Pedro de Alcantara. 26 kilometres of golden sandy beaches, shelving down to the calm Mediterranean Sea.
To the east, Cabopino port and beach are home to a couple of laid-back and economical Chiringuitos (Beach Restaurants), the beach right next to the port has sunbeds for hire and is a popular kite surfing spot. As you move west away from the port, the beach becomes a nudist spot. Head west to the popular area of Elviria and the famous Nikki Beach and then on to one of the most beautiful and natural stretches of beach, which joins Elviria and the urbanisation of El Rosario.
Funny Beach just outside of Marbella, is an amusement park on the beach, with go karts, parasailing, water scooters and a restaurant bar.
Marbella town’s beaches are well equipped, with water sports facilities, beach restaurants line the golden sands, cooking sardines on the spit, the waters are calm, ideal for family beach days. Head further west into Puerto Banus and you have a mix of family beach zones and hedonistic beach clubs, where you’ll likely bump into a few celebrities and paparazzi.
Finally, you reach San Pedro de Alcantara, at the western limits of Marbella. Here the wide, palm-fringed beaches are more laid-back, backed by a beautiful promenade and restaurants.
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Marbella's beaches: The Marbella coastline stretches from Cabopino through to San Pedro de Alcantara. 26 kilometres of golden sandy beaches, shelving down to the calm Mediterranean Sea.
To the east, Cabopino port and beach are home to a couple of laid-back and economical Chiringuitos (Beach Restaurants), the beach right next to the port has sunbeds for hire and is a popular kite surfing spot. As you move west away from the port, the beach becomes a nudist spot. Head west to the popular area of Elviria and the famous Nikki Beach and then on to one of the most beautiful and natural stretches of beach, which joins Elviria and the urbanisation of El Rosario.
Funny Beach just outside of Marbella, is an amusement park on the beach, with go karts, parasailing, water scooters and a restaurant bar.
Marbella town’s beaches are well equipped, with water sports facilities, beach restaurants line the golden sands, cooking sardines on the spit, the waters are calm, ideal for family beach days. Head further west into Puerto Banus and you have a mix of family beach zones and hedonistic beach clubs, where you’ll likely bump into a few celebrities and paparazzi.
Finally, you reach San Pedro de Alcantara, at the western limits of Marbella. Here the wide, palm-fringed beaches are more laid-back, backed by a beautiful promenade and restaurants.
Best place to stay in Marbella
The best place to stay in Marbella,
When driving or strolling around Nueva Andalucía, one of the first things that strikes you is just how pretty everything is. Think Beverly Hills but with the inherent grace and charm of Andalucía: white-washed and terracotta villas shimmer under the perennial blue skies, while tall palm trees and the mountainous backdrop create an idyllic setting that seems torn straight from a fairytale book – albeit one that comes complete with ubiquitous Porsches, Ferraris, Bentleys, Maseratis and Lamborghinis idling in front of chic restaurants and swish gymnasiums.
Day-Time Pursuits and Evening Pleasures
Although a car is handy for Nueva Andalucía, often the best way to experience its charm is on foot. While hilly, much of the terrain is easy to stroll across, with some splendid views available, particularly those from atop the hill near Magna Marbella Café, where both Puerto Banús and San Pedro de Alcántara can be viewed. Head farther inland and there is a lake and scrubland to enjoy, these days encased by stylish developments (Costa del Sol properties for sale).
For families with young children, Nueva Andalucía is an enticing option. Aloha College is a renowned international school for ages three to 18, while Aloha Gardens Multi-Sports Club offers daily tennis, netball, basketball, pádel and football classes for kids – and adults – of all ages. Keen golfers will enjoy the challenges posed by the excellent Las Brisas, Aloha, Los Naranjos and La Quinta courses, and Centro Plaza Shopping Centre has plenty of restaurants, salons and cafés that are ideal for ladies who lunch. And, to top it all off, a large open-air market is held every Saturday.
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Nueva Andalucía
The best place to stay in Marbella,
When driving or strolling around Nueva Andalucía, one of the first things that strikes you is just how pretty everything is. Think Beverly Hills but with the inherent grace and charm of Andalucía: white-washed and terracotta villas shimmer under the perennial blue skies, while tall palm trees and the mountainous backdrop create an idyllic setting that seems torn straight from a fairytale book – albeit one that comes complete with ubiquitous Porsches, Ferraris, Bentleys, Maseratis and Lamborghinis idling in front of chic restaurants and swish gymnasiums.
Day-Time Pursuits and Evening Pleasures
Although a car is handy for Nueva Andalucía, often the best way to experience its charm is on foot. While hilly, much of the terrain is easy to stroll across, with some splendid views available, particularly those from atop the hill near Magna Marbella Café, where both Puerto Banús and San Pedro de Alcántara can be viewed. Head farther inland and there is a lake and scrubland to enjoy, these days encased by stylish developments (Costa del Sol properties for sale).
For families with young children, Nueva Andalucía is an enticing option. Aloha College is a renowned international school for ages three to 18, while Aloha Gardens Multi-Sports Club offers daily tennis, netball, basketball, pádel and football classes for kids – and adults – of all ages. Keen golfers will enjoy the challenges posed by the excellent Las Brisas, Aloha, Los Naranjos and La Quinta courses, and Centro Plaza Shopping Centre has plenty of restaurants, salons and cafés that are ideal for ladies who lunch. And, to top it all off, a large open-air market is held every Saturday.