A bit about us
We love Marbella & we love guests
Compiled of mostly family members, we have a smooth running service and a friendly but professional attitude towards our accommodation service.
We leave guests alone for their privacy, but we are happy to interact when asked to join.
Most importantly we think is, we love Marbella and we love guests - so you're sure to have a great time with us no matter what type of person you are.
We look forward to meeting you!
The must-see spots in Marbella?
There is sooo much to do in and around Marbella. From relaxation, to sports, to fine dining, to nightlife, we really have it all here.
Some of our favourites include the Old Town for Tapas, Puerto Banús for luxury shopping, Selwo Marina with the kids, the list goes on!
To keep totally up-to date however with exactly what's going on and where in real-time, we follow our friends that know it all at NearMarbella.com
What is the best time of the year to visit?
Well this is the great thing here, as ANY time of the year is great here. Yes of course you may prefer peak summer for the beach (although personally, that hottest part is when we all avoid it here!) and yes, the out of peak season times are great to not be stuck in queue's waiting for things, but no matter what time of year you visit, you are guaranteed a blast or some peace... whichever you prefer - it's all here.
Some interesting facts about Marbella
Marbella, while renowned for its glamorous beaches and vibrant nightlife, harbors several lesser-known attractions that offer a unique charm to visitors:
- Extensive Coastline: Spanning 27 kilometers, Marbella's coastline boasts 25 distinct beaches, with eight proudly holding Blue Flag status for their quality and services.
- Cultural Melting Pot: Historically influenced by Romans and Moors, Marbella today is home to residents from 137 different nationalities, reflecting its rich and diverse cultural tapestry.
- Ancient Roman Villa: Near Puerto Banús lies a Roman villa dating back to around 200 AD. Built by a wealthy merchant, this archaeological site features impressive mosaics and offers a glimpse into the area's ancient past.
- Surrealist Sculptures: The Avenida del Mar in central Marbella showcases 12 bronze sculptures by the famed surrealist artist Salvador Dalí. These captivating artworks add an artistic flair to the city's promenade.
- Historic Plaza de los Naranjos: Established in 1485 following the Christian reconquest, this charming square is surrounded by white Andalusian houses and historic buildings, with a Renaissance fountain at its center, all framed by orange trees planted in 1941.
- Marbella Lighthouse: Built in 1864, this 29-meter-high lighthouse stands as a testament to the city's maritime heritage. Its light, controlled by photoelectric cells, emits two flashes every 14.5 seconds, guiding sailors along the coast.
- Bonsai Museum: Opened in 1992, Marbella's Bonsai Museum houses an impressive collection of bonsai trees, including a notable assortment of olive trees and species like Ginkgo and various pines. It's a serene spot for nature enthusiasts.
- Marbella International Film Festival: Since 2006, the city has hosted this annual event, celebrating independent cinema from around the world and providing a platform for emerging filmmakers.
These hidden gems offer a deeper insight into Marbella’s rich history, culture, and natural beauty, providing good reason to explore beyond its well-known attractions.
The average temperatures in Marbella make this the perfect place to visit
Marbella, located on Spain's Costa del Sol, enjoys a warm Mediterranean climate characterized by hot summers and mild winters. Here's a breakdown of the average weather conditions throughout the year:
Temperature:
- Summer (June to August): During these months, Marbella experiences its warmest temperatures. Average highs range from 26°C (79°F) in June to 29°C (84°F) in July and August. Evenings are pleasant, with lows around 20°C (68°F). citeturn0search0
- Autumn (September to November): Temperatures begin to cool, with September still experiencing highs around 27°C (81°F), dropping to 19°C (66°F) in November. Nights become cooler, averaging between 15°C (59°F) and 18°C (64°F). citeturn0search0
- Winter (December to February): Winters are mild, with daytime highs ranging from 16°C (61°F) in December and January to 18°C (64°F) in February. Nighttime temperatures can dip to around 9°C (48°F). citeturn0search0
- Spring (March to May): The region warms up again, with average highs increasing from 18°C (64°F) in March to 23°C (73°F) in May. Evening temperatures range between 12°C (54°F) and 15°C (59°F). citeturn0search0
Precipitation:
- Rainfall: Marbella receives about 686 mm (27 inches) of precipitation annually. The wettest months are November and December, with December averaging 124 mm (4.9 inches) of rain. The summer months, particularly July, are the driest, often recording minimal rainfall. citeturn0search2
Sunshine:
- Sunlight Hours: The city enjoys abundant sunshine, averaging about 320 sunny days per year. During the peak of summer, Marbella experiences up to 12 hours of sunshine daily, while winter months see around 6 hours per day. citeturn0search1
Sea Temperature:
- Water Temperature: The Mediterranean Sea around Marbella reaches its warmest in August, with temperatures around 24°C (75°F). In contrast, the coolest sea temperatures occur in January and February, averaging 16°C (61°F). citeturn0search1
Overall, Marbella's favorable climate makes it a popular destination for visitors seeking both relaxation and outdoor activities throughout the year.
Some tips for you
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Choose the best time to visit Marbella for you and your family.
Marbella is an year-round destination with pleasant temperatures. You can enjoy its charm in any season... but, if there are things you prefer, some seasons are better than others. It depends on what you are looking for.
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Plan at least 10 days to visit Marbella and its surroundings.
The town itself is not that big. From the centre you can reach most destinations within 20mins, however the minimum we recommend to visit Marbella is a week even 10 days is a better timeframe.
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Don't pay in advance for guided tours.
Whilst you may be tempted to pay online before you arrive here for tours and attractions, the re are many scams online and even with the genuine ones, often you will find the same thing much cheaper when you're here in person.
Smile, enjoy Marbella and enjoy your stay.
The beaches, the bars, the shopping, the scenery, the atmosphere... Marbella has it all!