
Marbella Old Town
Marbella
Whitewashed lanes, orange trees and small squares — the most atmospheric part of Marbella, best explored slowly in the late afternoon.
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Places to Visit
A short, honest list of the places we send our guests to — from mountain trails and old towns to easy family days by the sea.

Marbella
Whitewashed lanes, orange trees and small squares — the most atmospheric part of Marbella, best explored slowly in the late afternoon.

Marbella
The marina everyone knows: yachts, waterfront dining and evening strolls, a short drive west of Marbella centre.

Above Marbella
Pine-scented trails in the mountains behind town, with wide views over the coast. Go early and take plenty of water.

Málaga province
A dramatic day trip inland: the Puente Nuevo bridge, the gorge below and one of Andalusia's most striking old towns.

Marbella & surroundings
Calm, shallow water, easy parking and beach chiringuitos — the simplest good day out with children on the coast.

Eastern Costa del Sol
Coastal cliffs, clear coves and the famous caves — a full day combining nature and something memorable for all ages.

Estepona
A unique wildlife and adventure park where visitors can discover animals from around the world in large natural-style habitats. A great family day out on the Costa del Sol.

Mijas
A popular water park with slides, pools and attractions for both children and adults. Perfect for a fun family day during the warmer months.

Gibraltar
An unforgettable day trip from Marbella. Discover the famous Rock of Gibraltar, spectacular views, caves, history, shopping and the Barbary macaques.

Mijas
One of the prettiest white villages on the Costa del Sol: whitewashed lanes, flower-filled balconies and wide views down to the coast.

Málaga
The Cathedral, Calle Larios and a lively historic centre full of terraces, museums and tapas — an easy and elegant day in the city.

Málaga province
A spectacular cliffside walkway suspended high above a turquoise gorge — one of the most memorable walks in Andalusia. Book tickets ahead.

Benalmádena
An extraordinary monument to Christopher Columbus with intricate towers and detail, set in quiet gardens above the coast.

Casares
A huge crystalline lagoon with sandy beaches, sunbeds and water activities — a relaxed resort-style day out for families and couples.

Alhaurín de la Torre, Málaga
Ziplines and adventure activities over a green mountain valley — a fun, high-energy day out with wide views across the countryside.
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Ask us for recommendationsThings to Do
From relaxed holiday rounds close to Marbella to championship courses in Sotogrande, discover some of the Costa del Sol's most memorable places to play.

Marbella
A welcoming 18-hole course with wide fairways, Mediterranean views and a relaxed five-star feel.

Marbella
A beautiful course set between the mountains and the sea, with several memorable holes alongside the Río Real.

Cabopino, Marbella
A scenic and accessible course known for its elevated views towards the Mediterranean.

Nueva Andalucía, Marbella
A Robert Trent Jones Sr. design in the heart of Marbella's Golf Valley, with a lively clubhouse atmosphere.

Nueva Andalucía, Marbella
An iconic Golf Valley course with a mature parkland setting and excellent practice facilities.

Benahavís / Nueva Andalucía
A versatile 27-hole course designed by Manuel Piñero, with sea and mountain views.

Benahavís
A peaceful championship course in the hills above Marbella, with dramatic elevation changes.

Casares
A celebrated championship course with immaculate conditioning and a refined resort experience.

Sotogrande
A luxurious championship course with broad fairways, elegant landscaping and exceptional facilities.
Please check each club’s website directly for current green fees, availability, dress codes and booking conditions.