Marbella & Costa del Sol Property

Marbella

One of the original resorts on the Costa del Sol, Marbella is a fabulous holiday destination only 30 minutes from Malaga airport and renowned for its popularity with the rich and famous. Nowadays, however, you don’t have to be a member of the jet set to enjoy this thriving city which boasts up to 320 days of sunshine annually thanks to its own unique microclimate.

Orange Square Marbella

Although Marbella is a bustling city, it still retains much of its Spanish charm. The lesser-known old town features stately buildings exemplifying traditional Spanish architecture and exploring its back streets will reveal many traditional shops and cafes. Marbella’s old town is a great way to escape from the modern world and become acquainted with the famous Spanish slow-paced and relaxed way of life. To get even further away, the spectacular Sierra Bermeja Mountains sit behind the resort ready to be explored by those eager to absorb the views of Marbella’s beautiful coastline.

Copper Tower Marbella

Returning to the more modern quarter of downtown Marbella there are amenities to entertain anyone, whatever their tastes. Even the most discerning of sun-worshippers will be satisfied by the 26 kilometres of pristine sandy beaches alongside which many excellent restaurants are situated. Here you can sample local specialities such as sardines on a spit and paella as well as the cosmopolitan offerings of world-class restaurants. Marbella’s facilities for water sports, horse riding, tennis and even paragliding mean that even the most adventurous holiday-maker won’t be disappointed.

Famous Nikki Beach Marbella

A few kilometres west of Marbella is Puerto Banus, a small resort until recently the haunt of only the rich and famous. Although best known for its busy marina filled with multi-million pound yachts, this exclusive resort has so much more to offer. Crammed with bars, restaurants and casinos, Puerto Banus also features high-end designer boutiques on every street blended with traditional Spanish shops and cafes. Puerto Banus is also home to a five-story El Corte Ingles, Spain’s foremost department store, and a weekly market in the bullring which is a great place to pick-up souvenirs and local produce. The nightlife is also sensational, catering for those looking for a quiet drink amidst tranquil surroundings to those eager to party until the sun comes up. From piano bars and alfresco dining to sophisticated nightclubs, Puerto Banus has something for everyone.

San Pedro Famous Arch

Marbella and its surrounding areas boast superb centres for health and education, including the Costa del Sol Hospital Marbella, one of the best heart centres in the world.