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Cheap Holidays to Marbella

One of the most popular resorts on the Costa del Sol is the sun-soaked town of Marbella, famous for its lively club scene, glitzy hotels, superstar marina and relaxed, touristy vibe. Situated in southern Spain and sheltered by the beautiful Sierra Blanca mountains, Marbella's marvelous natural setting only adds to its popularity.

 

There's enough sand to suit all sun-worshippers on Marbella holidays, thanks to its 25-kilometre stretch of coastline, which boasts a variety of beaches including family-friendly Cabopino, buzzing Nikki beach, young and fun Bounty beach, and more. When you're not sipping cocktails, surfing the waves or lazing on the sand, hit the swanky marina at Puerto Banus for high-end bars, designer boutiques and waterfront restaurants such as Pizzeria Picasso and Don Leone - fit for fine-dining. If you fancy a change of scene, Marbella's Plaza de los Naranjos (or Orange Square) is one of the old quarters beautiful hidden gems, with cosy tapas bars and restaurants surrounding the cobblestone square, backed by vibrant orange trees.

 

If you like day trips, mix up your holidays in Marbella by catching a glimpse of the resort's rich history with a tour of the Rio Verde Roman Villa, where you'll find ancient baths and mosaics left by the Romans. For culture, hop on a train across the Tajo Gorge to the cobbled town of Ronda, or catch a bus to Gibraltar for a slice of home away from home. Marbella has no airport, however, it is well-connected to the airport of Malaga, from which it takes about 40 minutes to reach the bustling beach town.

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A Guide to Marbella Holidays

Feast Like a Foodie

Feast Like a Foodie

Marbella is a great mix of relaxed dining and lux celebrity hangouts. As you enjoy the relaxing sound of the Med lapping the golden sand, stop at one of the beach bars – chiringuitos – where you can enjoy a refreshing ice cold drink or a snack, without the worry of turning up in your two-piece. If you're looking for an upscale dining experience with adventurous platters, try the chef special rosemary rabbit confit at Paco Jiménez; crab curry ravioli with banana at Restaurante Messina; and spaghetti with shellfish sauce at Villa Tiberio – which is a masterpiece of Sandro Morelli, one of Spain’s well-known restaurateurs.

Potter Along Paseo Maritimo

Potter Along Paseo Maritimo

This pedestrianised palm tree-lined promenade can be found right in the heart of Marbella and is a bustling focal point during the day and night. Take a romantic stroll at sunset to enjoy the views, as golden hues blanket the horizon. You'll pass a number of shops, tapas stalls and cocktail bars and can see the lively street performers too.

Party in Marbs

Party in Marbs

Marbella is popular for its buzzing nightlife, so if you want to let your hair down head to the resort's lively bars, beachfront cafes and fabulous night clubs which attract holidaymakers and star-studded celebs year after year. Enjoy an evening of fine dining before dancing the night away at Suite on the glamorous Golden Mile or be entertained in The Playwright or La Sala, both famous for their classy atmosphere and live music. If you’re looking for a lounge bar atmosphere, Living Room or El Jardin make for a laid-back evening while you partygoers can hit the cool clubs in Puerto Banus, with world-class DJs in Tibu, Pangea and Aqwa Mist.

Hit the Water

Hit the Water

If you love adventure sports, there's plenty to get your blood pumping here with Marbella's exhilarating world of watersports and adrenaline-fuelled activities. Paratriking is a mix of paragliding and go-karting and is one of the most popular activities this year. The 'Chitty Chitty Bang Bang' inspired cart allows you to sweep elegantly over the south of sunny Spain soaking up views of the azure sea below. Water lovers can also indulge in jet-skis, flyboards, parasailing, banana boats, rapid ringos and boat parties!

Getting Around Marbella

🚌 Transport in the Marbella Region

Cars are available to hire in Marbella and taxis are also plentiful. Cycling and walking are recommended and are a good way to enjoy the sunny weather. The bus service is good and runs through Marbella connecting it with nearby resorts and towns.

Travelling by bus or carThe main bus station in Marbella is found on Ave del Trapiche. From here, you can catch a bus to nearby resorts and towns, as well as a little further afield. Travel is cheap, efficient and reliable. Car hire is perfectly feasible in Marbella and a great way of getting out and exploring the rest of the Costa del Sol and further afield. Remember that in Spain, you drive on the right-hand side.  
Passports and Visas

No visa is required for a holiday in Spain, but your passport needs to be valid for the duration of your stay. For more information and advice, visitwww.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/spain/entry-requirements or the Foreign Office at www.fco.gov.uk/en/ 

Health and Safety

Make sure you remember to take your EHIC which entitles you to emergency care. You should also have comprehensive travel insurance. For more info, see www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/spain/health

Vaccinations

You don’t need vaccinations to visit Spain but your routine jabs should be up to date. See your GP before travel for any specific medical advice.

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