With more than 140,000 inhabitants, Marbella is a place on the Costa del Sol that is not often overlooked. With domestic and foreign visitors, there is always something going on. Even top stars are frequently spotted here, especially around the luxurious marina of Puerto Banús. Hence the glitter & glamour of Marbella; marinas, exclusive golf courses, beauty farms, and luxurious clubs. But don't worry, because there is also a lot to do and to visit for the "ordinary" people.
Would you like to enjoy the beach and sea? Then you are in luck! Marbella is situated directly on the Mediterranean Sea and has a total of 23 beaches. So there is more than enough to enjoy. And with the moderate Mediterranean climate, it is also quite pleasant. The average temperature is 18.7 ºC throughout the year and in summer it reaches a maximum of 30 ºC. You could also stroll along the Paseo Marítimo promenade or take a look at the old town of Cascao Antiquo. Either way, the town is filled with terraces, restaurants, narrow streets and small squares.
Culture, history and nature are also abundant in Marbella. There are several nature reserves and mountains in and around Marbella such as Parque Natural Sierra de las Nieves, La Sierra Blanca and Sierra Bermeja. These places offer the most beautiful views and great cycling and walking areas. In terms of culture & history, there are many places where the influences of the Roman, Palaeolithic and Neolithic times are visible. Churches are plentiful and the authentic white villages of Andalusia are also easy to visit from Marbella.