Yachts in Puerto Banús

Itinerary · Marbella, Spain

48 hours in Marbella: the perfect weekend

The best Marbella weekend: the Old Town and the seafront, a beach-club afternoon, Puerto Banús at dusk, Puente Romano’s restaurants and a two-star dinner.

Two days, on foot and by taxi

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  1. Day 1 · 9:30

    1Celicioso

    Puente Romano · Golden Mile·Gluten-free café & bakery

    Breakfast at Puente Romano, or a coffee in the Old Town.

  2. Day 1 · 10:30

    2Old Town & Plaza de los Naranjos

    Old Town·Historic quarter

    Explore the lanes and the orange-tree square.

  3. Day 1 · 12:00

    3Alameda Park & Avenida del Mar

    Marbella centre·Park and sculpture avenue

    Down through the park to the Dalí sculptures and the sea.

  4. Day 1 · 14:00

    4Trocadero Playa

    Santa Petronila·Beach restaurant & club

    A long lunch on the beach.

  5. Day 1 · 18:00

    5Paseo Marítimo

    Marbella centre·Seafront promenade

    An evening walk along the seafront.

  6. Day 1 · 21:00

    6Skina

    Old Town·Andalusian haute cuisine

    Dinner at two-MICHELIN-star Skina (book well ahead).

  7. Day 1 · 23:30

    7La Taberna del Pintxo

    Marbella centre·Basque pintxos

    Or keep it casual with pintxos.

  8. Day 2 · 10:00

    8Artola dunes & Torre Ladrones

    Cabopino·Natural monument

    A morning walk on the dunes at Cabopino.

  9. Day 2 · 13:00

    9Ocean Club Marbella

    Puerto Banús·Beach club

    Beach-club afternoon near Puerto Banús.

  10. Day 2 · 19:00

    10Puerto Banús

    Puerto Banús·Marina

    The port at dusk, yachts and boutiques.

  11. Day 2 · 19:30

    11Sinatra Bar

    Puerto Banús·Port-side bar

    A drink on the quay.

  12. Day 2 · 21:30

    12Leña

    Puente Romano · Golden Mile·Grill & steakhouse

    Dinner at Puente Romano.

  13. Day 2 · Late

    13Olivia Valere

    Golden Mile·Nightclub & restaurant

    Finish at a Marbella night legend.

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