Yoga and Pilates in Marbella: Studios, Beach Classes and Resort Sessions Yoga and pilates in Marbella are offered in a wide mix of settings, from long-established studios in Nueva Andalucía and San Pedro to beach classes on the Golden Mile, resort sessions at Don Carlos, reformer studios and private teachers who come to your villa. This guide sets out what each setting is listed as offering, compares...
Spas in Marbella: A Guide to Water Circuits and Wellness Days Spas in Marbella range from large hotel complexes with Roman-style baths and hydrotherapy circuits to compact spas that sell an hour of access or a breakfast-and-circuit morning. This guide groups them by area, sets out what each is listed as offering, and compares the day-pass prices we found, using only published sources and marking clearly...
The Best Bakeries in Marbella: Pastry Shops, Bread and What to Order The best bakeries in Marbella are spread across the old town, the streets behind Puerto Banús, San Pedro Alcántara and the eastern urbanisations, and they range from a French-style patisserie to a long-established café with a glass counter of Spanish cakes. This guide groups them by area, says what each is listed as being known for,...
Marbella at Christmas: Where to Stay, What to Do and What to Book Marbella at Christmas is a quieter, cooler and more local version of the town that fills in summer, with a market on the seafront, lights in the old town, a Nochevieja countdown in the Plaza de los Naranjos and a Three Kings parade on 5 January. The festive season is also the time when the best restaurants and hotels fill their dining...
Marbella in Autumn: What to Do in October and November Marbella in autumn is a different town from the one that fills up in July and August. The sea is still warm enough for a swim in early October, the light is softer, the crowds thin out and the calendar shifts from beach clubs to hiking trails, golf courses, old-town walks and long lunches. This guide covers the weather, what is open, what to do and...
Chiringuitos in Marbella: How to Choose a Good One and What to Order Chiringuitos in Marbella are the beach restaurants that sit on the sand, and they range from a plain hut that grills sardines over olive wood to a hotel-run restaurant with a sommelier and a DJ at sunset. The word covers both, which is why choosing one is harder than it looks. This guide explains how to tell a good chiringuito from a...
Marbella Events Calendar 2026-2027: Fairs, Festivals and Dates That Matter The Marbella events calendar is busier than the town's reputation for yachts and beach clubs suggests. Between now and the end of 2027 there are two fairs, a Holy Week with processions in three districts, a Carnival that runs for most of a month, a charity-led concert season in a former quarry and a Christmas programme in the old...
Marbella With Kids: A Perfect Luxury Family Day Out (2026) Marbella with kids is easier than its reputation suggests. The town is known for yachts and nightclubs, but it also has a free park with turtles, a children's adventure circuit with ziplines, two of the best hotel kids clubs in Spain, a safari park twenty minutes away and a water park an hour up the coast. The trick is matching the day to your...
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