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Fri 14th Feb Toast to Love
Fri 14th Feb, 2025 Marbella MarbellaToast to Love This Valentine’s Day at Florentine
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Fri 14th Feb Valentines With Pete Rothwell
Fri 14th Feb, 2025 Marbella MarbellaA romantic Valentine’s celebration featuring a special love menu and a Michael Bublé tribute by the talented Peet Rothwell to set the perfect mood.
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Thu 20th Feb Live Music at Brass
Thu 20th Feb, 2025 Marbella MarbellaAn unforgettable evening featuring the amazing Lil J and Julio on the guitar.
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Sat 15th Feb From Malaga or Costa del Sol: Mijas, Marbella & Puerto Banus
Sat 15th Feb, 2025 Marbella MarbellaExplore the beautiful Andalusian white village of Mijas. Visit Marbella & Puerto Banus for the more glamorous side of the Costa del Sol.
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Sun 16th Feb Private and Group Sailboat Cruise & Drinks
Sun 16th Feb, 2025 Marbella MarbellaSee the Costa del Sol from the water on a sailing boat cruise from Marbella. Relax onboard with drinks and snacks, and make the most of the standup paddle boarding and snorkeling equipment.
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Sat 15th Feb From Malaga: Day trip to Gibraltar and Dolphin Boat Tour
Sat 15th Feb, 2025 Marbella MarbellaExperience Gibraltar and see wild dolphins in their natural habitat on this sightseeing tour. Travel by bus along the Costa del Sol, explore Gibraltar, and take a boat tour in search of dolphins.
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Mon 17th Feb Marbella weekly street market
Mon 17th Feb, 2025 Marbella MarbellaEvery Monday Marbella holds its weekly street market where you will find fresh produce as well as clothing, jewellery and everything else in between!
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Sun 16th Feb The Jazz Club
Sun 16th Feb, 2025 Marbella MarbellaExperience the magic of Jazz Club at Nomad, featuring the smooth vocals of Lil J every Sunday night.
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Fri 21st Feb Afro House
Fri 21st Feb, 2025 Marbella MarbellaStep into the ultimate Afro House experience! Immerse yourself in vibrant Afro beats and electrifying house rhythms.
Book Experiences in Marbella
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Best SellerFrom Marbella: Guadalmina River Guided Canyoning Adventure
758 ReviewsDiscover Guadalmina Canyon near Marbella on a canyoning adventure. Jump into the pools, swim through the incredible caves, and try rappeling down rock faces.
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Best SellerMarbella: E-Mountain Bike Tour with Wine
15 ReviewsThis E-mountain bike tour is an adventure with a bit of luxury. Your E-MTB will climb the mountain trails to traditional white villages. Finish your tour with a good glass of wine and tapas.
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Best SellerFrom Málaga: Morocco Day Trip with Tour Guide and Lunch
240 ReviewsCross the Strait of Gibraltar by ferry and discover new smells, flavors, and a culture that will not leave you indifferent, book the 1 day trip to Morocco. Visit Tetouan a traditional Moroccan city.
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From Marbella: Private and Group Sailboat Cruise & Drinks
274 ReviewsSee the Costa del Sol from the water on a sailing boat cruise from Marbella. Relax onboard with drinks and snacks, and make the most of the standup paddle boarding and snorkeling equipment.
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Best SellerFrom Malaga and Costa del Sol: Gibraltar Sightseeing Tour
1427 ReviewsEmbark on Gibraltar sightseeing tour takes you to every corner of this famous rock. See another continent from Punta Europa and travel through secret underground passages in the Cuevas de San Miguel.
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From Malaga or Costa del Sol: Mijas, Marbella & Puerto Banus
277 ReviewsExplore the beautiful Andalusian white village of Mijas. Visit Marbella & Puerto Banus for the more glamorous side of the Costa del Sol.
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Best SellerCaminito del Rey private tour from Costa del Sol
19 ReviewsEmbark on a remarkable adventure through stunning landscapes with gorges, canyons and hanging briges, thrilling pathways, and a location steeped in history.
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From Malaga: Day trip to Gibraltar and Dolphin Boat Tour
1058 ReviewsExperience Gibraltar and see wild dolphins in their natural habitat on this sightseeing tour. Travel by bus along the Costa del Sol, explore Gibraltar, and take a boat tour in search of dolphins.
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Best SellerFrom Costa del Sol: Mijas, Marbella and Puerto Banús Tour
201 ReviewsVisit the coasts and the mountains of Malaga, stroll through a typical Andalusian village and enjoy one of the most luxurious places in the world in a single day,
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Regional Guides
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Benahavis
Our guide to Benahavis by our Marbella local experts - Benahavis is a lovely little village set up in the mountains 500 metres above sea level, 7km away from the coast and a 10-minute drive from Marbella. It’s reached by driving through the Rio Guadalmina gorge up into the hills and it's best to park before you enter the village and walk in from there. The buildings are ancient, small and Spanish white, cut up by winding, narrow cobbled streets that are lined with orange trees.
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East of Marbella
Marbella East is a large area that stretches from the edge of Marbella and heads in the direction of Malaga, all the way to Cabopino.
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Estepona
Estepona is a traditional fishing village that has expanded to become a mini Marbella with a population of over 37,000, beaches, hotels, restaurants bars and clubs. It is located 25km from Marbella town centre and within an hour’s drive of Malaga. Tradition and modernity blend to perfection in this small seaside resort, which has a medieval city centre that preserves the charm of this Andalusian village with its narrow streets, its whitewashed houses and its balconies overflowing with flowers. The local government has invested a considerable amount over the years to create beautifully manicured gardens, lovely clean streets and brand new infrastructure.
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Gibraltar
Our guide to Gibraltar by our Marbella local expert - A day spent in Gibraltar is not one to be missed when holidaying on the Costa del Sol. Gibraltar is an overseas territory of the UK and still the site of a large naval base. It lies between Spain and Africa and is easily accessed through Spain by car or on foot (you will need to bring your passport for entry and in the case of certain nationalities you will also need to apply for a special Visa). To get to Africa there is a short ferry that takes you straight into Morroco where a wealth of shopping and culture awaits you.
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Malaga
Malaga is the second most populous city in Andalucia and is the sixth largest in Spain.
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Marbella
Our guide to Marbella by our Marbella local expert - Marbella is a city in the Andalusia province of Spain, half an hour's drive from Malaga airport. It is known for being the playground for the rich and famous and has become one of the most prominent beach resorts on the Costa del Sol. Marbella sits in the perfect location beside the Mediterranean Sea with the rolling Sierra Bermeja Mountains behind and with an average of 320 days of sunshine a year it attracts visitors all year round.
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Mijas
Mijas is known as the ‘White Village’, the reason for which is pretty self-explanatory when you see its hundreds of white-washed buildings. It lies on the west side o
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Nerja
Our guide to Nerja by our Marbella local expert - Nerja is a municipality to the east of Malaga and is a town that is steeped in history with many great attractions to visit while you are there. Once a small fishing village, it now has a population of over 22,000 inhabitants many of whom are British. Boasting 16km of beaches, and flanked by a stunning mountain range, the area is set in beautiful surroundings.
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Nueva Andalucia
Nueva Andalucia is a newly built area, consisting of luxurious villas and apartments set amidst splendid gardens and trees, that has become a highly sought after spot for house buyers. The architecture is typically Andalucian and because of the elevation the houses are blessed with spectacular views of the Mediterranean and beyond.
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Puerto Banus
Puerto Banus was opened in May 1970 by the developer Jose Banus. It is situated only 5km to the east of Marbella and has become one of the most famous ports in Europe with a plethora of super yachts filling the berths and many superstars frequenting the area. It’s synonymous with wealth, extravagant parties, high fashion and glitz. I doubt that Jose himself envisaged it would become the magnificent marina that it is today.
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Ronda
Up in the mountains of Malaga province lies the magnificent town of Ronda, split down the centre by a 100m gorge, known as ‘El Tajo’ that separates the medieval old part of the town from the 18th century part. Ronda is 60km away from Marbella and is very popular amongst day-trippers from the Costa del Sol reputed to be Hemingway’s favourite city in Spain.
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San Pedro de Alcantara
Our guide to San Pedro de Alcantara by our Marbella local expert - San Pedro was originally built to produce a new agricultural colony and many of the original buildings survive today. In the main pedestrianised central plaza that is surrounded with palm trees you will find the Parish Church built by the Marques del Duero in 1866, it is in traditional colonial style and stands proud in the centre of the town.
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Seville
Our guide to Seville by our Marbella local experts - Seville is the largest city in Southern Spain and the capital of the Andalusia region. Legend has it that it was founded by Hercules and is today one of the largest historical centres in Europe. Seville is a friendly and captivating place to visit with so much to see and do. The best place to start is at one of the tourist information booths within the city centre to get up-to-date information and see what’s on but here are some of Seville’s highlights.
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Sierra Nevada
Our guide to Sierra Nevada by our Marbella local expert - The Sierra Nevada mountain range is home to Europe's most southern ski resorts and due to its high peaks, tourists can ski from December (or November if the snow has arrived early) to the end of April/beginning of May each year. At the foothills of the mountains sits the city of Granada which boasts many great tourist spots and lots of things to do.
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Sotogrande
Our guide to Sotogrande by our Marbella local expert - Sotogrande is an exclusive section of the coast, with prime residential housing and sports clubs of all kinds. It is about 5,000 acres in total but encompasses all you could ask for when looking for a pleasurable holiday. It’s situated on the coast only 15 minutes from Gibraltar airport and 25-35 minutes from Marbella. Developed on since 1964 by the American Joseph McMicking it is now home to golf clubs, beaches, bars, a marina, leisure centres and polo clubs.
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Tarifa
Our guide to Tarifa by our Marbella local expert - Tarifa is a small town in Cadiz about an hour and a half drive from Marbella and it has some of the best beaches in southern Spain. Known as a playground for surfers, windsurfers and other water sports enthusiasts because of its 10km of white sandy beaches, Tarifa is the southernmost point of Europe and enjoys fantastic views of Africa on clear days.
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