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Travel Guides

Marbella's best kept secrets

- 2025

1. Punta de la Chullera - Unspoiled coastline with wild cliffs

On the border with Manilva you will find Punta de la Chullera, one of the most beautiful and wild places on the entire coast. Rock formations, small coves and a rich underwater life make this a paradise for snorkelling and peaceful swimming - completely free of commercial activities.

 Bring water, snacks and swimming shoes - the terrain is natural and rocky.

2. Shango’s i La Campana - Modern food with a local feel

In the everyday area of ​​La Campana - where few tourists set foot - lies 

 a creative restaurant that blends international flavors with a Spanish heart. One of Marbella's most underrated dining experiences.

3. El Juanar - Mountain landscape and views of Marbella

If you want to swap the beach for the forest, head up to El Juanar. There are several hiking trails through pine forests and up to viewpoints where you can see the entire coast - and sometimes all the way to Gibraltar and Africa.

 From easy walk to challenging hike (La Concha peak).

4. Heladería La Soberana i San Pedro - World-class ice cream

San Pedro hides a world-class ice cream parlor: 

. With handcrafted flavors and a wide selection, it has become a local favorite – and a perfect break on a hot day.

5. San Pedro de Alcántara - The hidden city by the sea

Many people drive past, but San Pedro is one of the most authentic small towns along the entire Costa del Sol. With its charming pedestrian street, relaxed squares, shops, tapas bars and long beach promenade, it is a town that deserves your time.

Wide and child-friendly with plenty of space - completely free of party clubs.

 Authentic Spanish small town feel with local markets, cafes and family-owned shops.

6. Puerto de Cabopino & Playa de Artola - Quiet marina and sheltered beach

If you're looking for Marbella's most natural beach, Playa de Artola, near Cabopino, is the answer. Here you'll find sand dunes, wooden planks, clear water and a family-friendly atmosphere - without any commercial stress.

 Andy’s Beach Bar or Luna Beach - both with ocean views.

7. Estepona - The whitewashed city with color in its soul

Just 20-25 minutes west of Marbella lies Estepona - one of Andalusia's most beautiful coastal towns. Despite its popularity, the city has managed to retain its small-town feel, with flowery alleys, colorful murals, tapas bars and a genuine Andalusian soul.

Stroll along the “Ruta de Murales Artísticos” - an art walk through the city.

 Long, wide, quiet - perfect for families with children and couples.

Marbella's old town is full of charming alleys, but few are as beautiful and peaceful as Calle Ancha. Here you'll find art galleries, small cafes and a completely different rhythm than the touristy streets.

9. Bodega La Venencia - Real tapas without show

Do you want to experience tapas the way it should taste? Then Bodega La Venencia is for you. A small, rustic bar where regulars mix with curious visitors – and where the menu is in the heart, not on a QR code.


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