Explore the charming narrow streets of Old Town Marbella, filled with colorful flowers, shops and restaurants. Visit the Plaza de los Naranjos, the oldest square in Marbella, with its stunning architecture and sunny terraces.
Discover the luxurious harbour of Puerto Banus, with its high-end boutiques, restaurants and yachts. Stroll along the Marina and enjoy the view of the Mediterranean Sea.
Enjoy a fun day at the Aquamijas Water Park, where everyone can have an adventure in the sun. Thrilling water slides, a wave pool and a play area for young children are all available activities.
Discover the amazing Bioparc Fuengirola, a unique wildlife sanctuary where you’ll be immersed in the natural habitats of animals such as gorillas, chimpanzees, tigers and elephants. It is a perfect place for both kids and adults to learn and explore.
Spend the day relaxing on one of the beaches in Marbella. The Playa de la Fontanilla is a popular choice, with its soft sand and calm waters. Beachside restaurants and chiringuitos (beach bars) offer refreshments and food.
Embark on a unique wildlife and adventure experience at Selwo Aventura. This park brings you closer to nature with its remarkable biodiversity and variety of animal activities you can experience such as zip-lining over the park.
Discover the natural beauty of Andalusia by visiting El Chorro Gorge. Hike along the spectacular scenery and admire the turquoise waters of the natural pools. Take in the breathtaking views from the newly restored Caminito del Rey walkway.
The best way to get around Marbella is by car. Renting a car costs around €50-€70 per day, and some attractions are only accessible by car. Parking in Marbella can be challenging, but the options of public and private parking are available. Alternatively, you can also use taxis that are widely available but are more expensive than renting a car.
If you have more time, consider adding a day trip to Ronda, which is around 55 miles away from Marbella. In Ronda, you can explore the historic bullring, panoramic bridge and beautiful landscapes. If you have less time, you can skip the Selwo Aventura and use that day to explore the Old Town in more detail.
The Malaga Airport (AGP) is the closest airport to Marbella, located 32 miles away from the city centre. It is the fourth busiest airport in Spain and offers domestic and international flights.