The summer season is on and the most exclusive beach clubs in Marbella are open. Who has not been longing for spectacular views of the Mediterranean, VIP beds, infinity swimming pools, open-air restaurants and exclusive parties?
When you are staying in Marbella, you can see the sunrise over the Mediterranean almost every day of the year. That, of course, is if you are awake early. It is a beautiful sight, but the sunsets and the twilight hours are magical on the Costa del Sol
The first reason is already in its name, the sun. The wonderful climate, with 320 days of sunshine a year, is not found anywhere else in Europe, nor even in the rest of Spain. Summer is always sunny on the Costa del Sol.
Most people who visit the Costa del Sol spend their holidays on the beach, or by the pool, but hiking in Marbella and Benahavis is a wonderful way to discover the Spanish nature and to get some exercise.
When staying at Costa del Sol, you will probably want to rent a car. Public transport is quite limited to the city centres and the main road going along the coast. Renting a car gives you the chance to discover all the best of Marbella, Puerto Banus and the surroundings.
It's always fun to go shopping when away on holidays. When staying at Quartiers Marbella Apartments you are close to some of the very best fashion shops in the world. That is Puerto Banus. There you can find all the finest designer shops and brands you can imagine.
Golfers from all over the world can feel at home at Quartiers Marbella Apartments in Andalusia. The Costa del Sol is also known as the Costa del Golf. There are over 70 golf courses to choose from in the region. The vast majority of them are public and welcome visiting players. In Andalusia, there are 91 courses, and in all of Spain almost 440.
Marbella is known worldwide as one of the most luxurious cities in Spain, so is the Marina Puerto Banús. But, there is a part of the municipality of Marbella that is less famous, San Pedro De Alcántara.
There is a wide variety of culinary choices in Benahavis. The small town is known as “La Sarten de la Costa del Sol” - "The frying pan of the Costa del Sol". For decades it has been a tradition among residents of nearby locations to go to Benahavis for lunch and dinner on weekends. There are so many restaurants in the small village that it is impossible to mention all of them.
Estepona has a nickname, The Garden of Costa del Sol. It is easy to understand why. Estepona's historic centre is an oasis of intricate alleys full of flowers. The narrow streets and the squares are full of orange trees and in springtime, the smell of orange blossom is present everywhere.