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Cheap Holidays to Marbella

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All you need to know about holidays to Marbella

Marbella is all about blue skies, warm seas, big yachts and plenty of bling and it has become a key destination for tourists looking to pass the time in a bustling Spanish city that is modern and engaging.

How To Get To Marbella

With ten million people passing through Malaga Airport each year it's no surprise that a proportion of them have chosen to use it as a gateway to their cheap holidays in Marbella. There are many Marbella car hire firms which will let you make your way from the airport to the town itself, or you can take a coach or taxi if you do not want to keep a car with you throughout your stay.

Where To Stay In Marbella

There are several four and five star hotels located in Marbella, many of which are intended to provide the full-on spa experience without dragging you too far away from the sand, sun and sea. Marbella holidays may be epitomised by indulgence and luxury, but you can also take your holidays to Marbella on a budget if you choose to rent a self-catering apartment or less established Marbella hotels.

What To Do In Marbella

Golf and shopping are two popular pastimes amongst those who visit Marbella, although you may find it hard to ever leave the beaches once you are settled. There are festivals and parties throughout the season and the clubs and bars always make Marbella holidays eventful. For more culture you can check out the art galleries or head to the old town area where the Orange Square shows the Arabic influence on the city.

Travel Tips

Travel Tips for Marbella

Crocodile ParkMy two boys are obsessed with everything crocodile related so it's amazing we only went here twice whilst on holiday in Spain! The highlight was them holding the baby crocs and even I had to admit they are a little bit cute. Big Daddy is anything other than cute though!!

posted by bmosser

Benalmadena Cable CarAmazing views over the Costa del Sol. We took a day trip to Benalmadena and spent our lunchtime up at the summit looking out over the sea. Holiday heaven!

posted by kdale

Bonsai MuseumBadass place! They have tons of bonsai trees as well as some natural dwarfs from the mountains. The feel of the place is pretty cool it's very oriental and makes a great afternoon trip when you've had too much sun!!

posted by dmcmullen

Alicate BeachOur local beach when we were on holiday in Marbella and we rarely went anywhere else. Lovely sand, plenty of space, clear water and loads of shops and bars right under your nose. Holiday heaven.

posted by nwhittier

Pinillo BeachShhhh, this is probably Marbella's best kept secret, I hardly saw any tourists here and it's a lovely quiet beach with plenty of space plus amenities nice and close by which you don't always get.

posted by jwells