About
Marbella is a resort town on the Costa del Sol, in the Spanish region of Andalusia. It is best known as a destination for luxury tourism, and its upscale lifestyle draws visitors from many countries throughout the year.
What the town offers
The coast is the main draw, with beaches that suit a relaxed day by the sea. Visitors can spend their time on the sand, take a walk along the shore, or enjoy the lively café and restaurant life that runs through the town.
- Beaches along the Costa del Sol, close to the town centre
- Puerto Banús, the marina, known for its yachts and waterfront promenade
- Restaurants, bars and shops that reflect the town's upscale character
- A base for exploring the wider Andalusian coast and inland towns
Who it suits
Marbella suits travellers who want a polished seaside stay, with good dining, strolling and time on the beach. Those who enjoy watching boats, people and the rhythm of a marina will find Puerto Banús a pleasant place to spend an evening. It is also an international destination, so visitors will hear many languages in its streets and cafés.
Because the town sits on a busy stretch of coast, planning ahead for accommodation and transport in peak months is sensible. Checking current details before you travel will help you make the most of your visit.
