Marbella Vacation Packages 2026

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Where to stay in Marbella

Find the best Marbella areas and neighborhoods for the activities you enjoy most.

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Marbella Old Town

Marbella Old Town captivates visitors with its 16th-century Plaza de los Naranjos and pristine whitewashed buildings. Narrow cobblestone streets wind between historic structures adorned with wrought-iron balconies and colorful ceramic tiles. The pedestrian-only zone allows for leisurely exploration away from traffic. This Andalusian gem balances authentic Spanish culture with thoughtful tourism. Traditional tapas bars serve fresh seafood alongside family-run restaurants offering local specialties. Art galleries and boutiques selling handcrafted ceramics line the streets, while the Mediterranean beaches wait just a short walk away.

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Golden Mile

Marbella's Golden Mile lives up to its name with exclusive villas and luxury resorts lining the Mediterranean shore. Upscale beach clubs welcome wealthy visitors to this prestigious stretch between Marbella and Puerto Banús. The area balances glamour with private, gated communities where beautiful gardens create tranquil settings for second homes. Explore pristine beaches like Fontanilla and Nagüeles while enjoying views of luxury yachts offshore. Visit the iconic King Abdul Aziz Mosque or catch a match at Puente Romano Tennis Club. The Golden Mile offers Michelin-starred dining experiences with Mediterranean elegance and Andalusian-Moorish architecture throughout.

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Puerto Banús

Luxury marina and shopping complex, Puerto Banús boasts high-end boutiques like Gucci and Versace, upscale dining, and a beach on each side. Admire Salvador Dalí's rhinoceros statue and enjoy the vibrant marina atmosphere.

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Nueva Andalucia

Known as Marbella's "Golf Valley," Nueva Andalucia blends upscale leisure with Mediterranean charm. Prestigious golf courses like Los Naranjos and Real Club de Golf Las Brisas define this elegant neighborhood. Whitewashed villas cascade down hillsides amid manicured fairways and tropical gardens. The peaceful residential atmosphere offers a welcome retreat from bustling Puerto Banús, just minutes away. Centro Plaza provides upscale shopping and dining options for discerning visitors. Rental cars are recommended for exploring the area's winding roads and accessing nearby beaches.

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San Pedro de Alcantara

San Pedro de Alcantara offers a slice of authentic Andalusian coastal life away from Marbella's glitz. The historic center charms with its traditional white church and weekly market, while the Mediterranean beaches boast a scenic promenade perfect for sunset strolls. Golf enthusiasts will appreciate the world-class courses nearby. The relaxed atmosphere strikes a perfect balance between local Spanish culture and tourist amenities. Enjoy fresh seafood at beachside chiringuitos or tapas in the old town's charming plazas. With easy connections to Marbella and beautiful natural surroundings, San Pedro provides an ideal base for exploring Costa del Sol.

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Puerto Banús Beach

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This glamorous beach borders Marbella's elite marina, where golden sands meet Mediterranean blue. Sip sangria at a chiringuito while watching luxury yachts and supercars parade along the promenade.