What's Marbella really like? A new life in Marbella, Spain. Meeting the beautiful people of Marbella in Spain. After staying at the Skol Apartments on Marbella Beachfront I head to Old Town Marbella to start a marathon of different hotels in Old Town Marbella over the space of a month. After dinner in the beautiful tapas restaurants in Marbella, I start to date and makes some moves. I head to Rosso Corsa Ferrari showroom for the grand opening in the bonus footage. I head to the Cube restaurant olong the Paseo Maritimo and also visit the Banana Tree restaurant along the Marbella centro Promenade. I also get pranked on Spanish TV starring Marina Yers and Neckzilla. Have drinks in the Beach club Marbella and staying with my very beautiful friend, hope you enjoy.
Travelling to Marbella is essential if you decide to spend your holiday on the Costa del Sol, since this city is one of the best Spanish points of references for tourism; a destination desired by thousands of Spanish and international travellers.
To enjoy tourism in Marbella is to have the chance to delight in the magnificent conservation of its historic and cultural heritage, both witnesses to a past that becomes established through tradition, so every corner of its old town is filled with Andalucian character. White buildings with flower-adorned balconies, shops with personality and squares with a special air abound in its cute narrow streets.
Marbella is located at the western end of the Costa del Sol, between Fuengirola and Estepona. The resort faces directly south on to the Mediterranean and is backed by the impressive Sierra Blanca mountain range whose highest peak tops 1,200m.
Marbella is the best-known resort on the Costa del Sol and enjoys a reputation as one of the most glamourous holiday destinations in southern Europe. Discovered by the world’s jet set in the 1960s, Marbella stands for luxury and high-end experiences. Not for nothing is some of Europe’s most expensive property located here plus prime golf courses and some of the world’s best beach clubs. The centre of Marbella includes the historic Old Town with its Moorish castle, a maze of narrow streets and alleyways, and several lovely churches. The central Alameda park connects the Old Town with the seafront promenade via the Avenida del Mar lined with lots of Dali sculptures. The seafront promenade - one of the most popular places in Marbella - runs from the Bajadilla marina in the east all the way to San Pedro in the west. You can walk the entire way along the seafront and boardwalk, around 15km in total.
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