There can be few activities more pleasant than a stroll along the Paseo Marítimo beach promenade of Marbella – whatever the time of day, week or season.
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The real heart of Marbella is its Casco Antigo or Old Town. It is reached by leaving behind the beach and the Paseo Marítimo (sea promenade), and crossing the main road that bisects the town.
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The ‘Old Town’ at the heart of Estepona enchants more than ever now it has been the main focus on an ongoing process of restoration and beautification
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Founded in 1970 by José Banús, after whom it is named, Puerto Banús forms the culmination of a process that began with the Marbella Club on the Golden Mile – the glamorous palm tree-fringed avenue that connects the famous marina with the town.
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With its 185-kilometre long Mediterranean shoreline, the Costa del Sol is not only a place of sandy beaches and rocky coves, but also of first-class marinas.
Marbella guide to Days Out
3rd MarMarbella has much to keep visitors and residents from wanting to ever leave – sun, sea, beach clubs, fine dining, designer shopping, spas, golf, racquet clubs and lots of beautiful scenery – but if you’re thinking of taking a day trip out to explore its surroundings there are many excellent options too.
Living in Los Naranjos
28th FebLos Naranjos is a residential area in Nueva Andalucía, which is one of the most popular areas on the Costa del Sol. It is admired for its leafy, green streets and its proximity to an extensive range of amenities as well as being within a short walking or driving distance of Puerto Banús and Marbella.
The white villages of Andalucia are not only beautiful icons of this southern Spanish region and its rich history and culture, but also enjoy UNESCO World Heritage status. Here we highlight some of the main white village routes within easy reach of the Costa del Sol.
