A Winter Skip in Marbella
While Marbella holds the title of one of the most acclaimed Spanish tourist destinations in the world, many consider it an exclusive summer destination. Big mistake. The city hides an open secret…
In winter, Marbella transforms into an oasis of tranquility with average temperatures around 18-21°C, adorned by a radiant sun that caresses the skin. This unique microclimate, a product of its location protected by the Sierra Blanca mountains, makes it an unparalleled winter paradise in Europe.
This climate allows the city to remain vibrant all year round, offering a wide range of experiences to visitors. Explore the old town, with its historical charm and lively streets. Go hiking with breathtaking panoramic views. Play golf on dream courses, surrounded by a unique landscape. Challenge the waves with surfing or sailing, enjoying the adrenaline and beauty of the Mediterranean Sea. Relax and disconnect in first-class spas, where you will be pampered with the best treatments. Stroll along the Paseo Marítimo, breathing in the sea breeze and soaking up the sunny atmosphere. As Easter approaches, the city fills up with more and more activities, and with all it has to offer, it is the perfect place to get to know it in depth.
Here is a list of some places we recommend you visit
For those seeking refined gastronomic experiences, a visit to the renowned Michelin-starred restaurant, Skina, nestled in the heart of the old town, promises an unforgettable culinary journey. With its innovative dishes crafted from the finest local ingredients, Skina offers a dining experience that delights the palate and stimulates the senses.
Golf enthusiasts will delight in the opportunity to tee off at the exclusive Club “La Zagaleta”, renowned for its immaculately landscaped courses and stunning vistas of the surrounding mountains and sea. With several golf courses for your enjoyment, it is one of the most exclusive clubs in the world.
Sotogrande, a short distance from Marbella, is renowned as a premier destination for polo enthusiasts. Set against the backdrop of the Andalusian countryside, the Santa Maria Polo Club boasts one of the most prestigious polo facilities in the world. Here, you can immerse yourself in the exhilarating world of this sport, watching thrilling matches unfold amidst the backdrop of lush green fields and stunning landscapes. With its storied history and international tournaments, Sotogrande’s polo scene captivates visitors with its blend of elegance, athleticism, and tradition.
For a taste of the high life, a visit to the glamorous Puerto Banús is a must. Home to luxury boutiques, chic cafes, and superyachts, this vibrant marina offers a glimpse into the opulent lifestyle synonymous with Marbella.
For those desiring an enriching excursion, a private visit to Ronda from Marbella promises an interesting escape into Andalusia’s rich cultural heritage. Nestled amidst the rugged mountains of the Serranía de Ronda, this historic town exudes an aura of timeless elegance and refinement. Travelers can embark on a journey through the picturesque countryside, arriving in Ronda to explore its iconic landmarks, including the awe-inspiring Puente Nuevo bridge spanning the deep El Tajo gorge. End your visit with an unparalleled gastronomic experience in a restaurant with two Michelin stars, El Bardal, which offers exquisite Andalusian cuisine paired with excellent wines.
Marbella is much more than a summer destination. And Buccara has everything you need to make your stay in the city perfect. The location of our properties, right on the Golden Mile, offers great proximity to all these leisure activities.
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