Day Trips
With its central location, Marbella Senses is the perfect base for several day trips.
We listed some possibilities, from nearby to far away ...
Benahavis: 25 km
A nice little town in the mountains of Ronda, Benahavis is synonymous to food. Visit this pittoresque town if you like to join the Andalucians in the best restaurants of the region.
Before going to the restaurant, some activity might get you hungry.
You can take a walk along the beautiful river Guadalmina, where you can discover amazing rock formation - Angosturas - and take a bath in the river.
Or visit the park of Benahavis, at the castle Montemayor.
Mijas: 35 km
428 meters above sea level, Mijas commands great views of the coastal area around Fuengirola.
If you don't like to walk through the narrow streets, you can take a donkey-taxi to make a tour around this beautiful Andalucian village .
The Iglesia de la Inmaculada Concepcion - built in mudejar style in 1541 - is located in the Plaza de la Constitucion and is much worth a visit.
For the most amazing viewpoints in Mijas, mount up to the Fortress walls on top of the village
Ronda: 60 km
One of the most visited and photographed cities of Andalusia, Ronda is located on a rocky peak of 800 meters high.
The view on the Spanish country side is absolutely fabulous, and from the bridge down you can take a walk to the Moorish museum.
In the centre of the town, a visit to the arena and it's museum is worth your time.
Before returning to Marbella Senses, enjoy a great meal in one of the nice restaurants in the historical centre.
Málaga: 65 km
Málaga is the capital of the Costa del Sol and is of course a must-visit. The city offers a fine collection of museums, Roman and Arabic monuments, a lively harbour, beaches, nightlife and restaurants.
Also the new harbour with it's shops is a very de-stressing place to be.
The city offers a number of museums, Roman and Arabic monuments.
The whole year round, there are plenty of events to choose from, including Semana Santa at Easter, the annual Film Festival and the Feria in August, plus Flamenco shows and music concerts.
Málaga is a city full of energy and of course blessed with the heavenly climate of Andalucia !
Gibraltar: 80 km
In good weather conditions you can admire the Rock of Gibraltar from many places in Marbella.
This very special place is very much worth you visit during your stay at Marbella Senses.
The Upper Rock Nature Reserve - habitat of the famous monkeys - can be reached by cable car, or just by climbing up the steep Mediterranean Steps.
You can also book a dolpin/whale excursion to the bay of Gibraltar.
In the city centre, you can shop tax-free and enyoy the quality of the bars and restaurants
Tarifa: 100 km
In the province of Cadiz, where the Mediterranean Sea meets the Atlantic Ocean. Tarifa is one of Europe’s best kite & windsurfing destinations.
Many miles of white sandy beaches, excellent whale-watching opportunities, first-rate seafood, and an attractive Arab-looking old town surrounded by medieval walls.
Tanger: 145 km
Tanger is a fascinating Moroccan city to visit.
It is compact, and thus good to be visited by foot.
The medina, the port, the beach, restaurants and bars in Moorish architecture.
To get to Tanger, in Tarifa take one of the many fast hydrofoils organised daily by FRS Ferry Service.
After debarking, go to Tourist Office · 29, bd Pasteur - Tel: 94.80.50
Jerez de la Frontera: 170 km
After the discovery of America, Jerez became one of the most important cities in southern Spain.
Because of its architectural pearls and winehouses known all over the world, this daytrip should be on your bullet list.
Visit the Cathedral Mayor de San Salvador, the Moorish palace Alcazar with its Arab baths.
Stroll around the Plaza del Arenal, the Calle Larga and the Plaza del Mamelon.
Take a wine tour on the Tio Pepe Winery ( Calle Manuel Maria Gonzalez ) and get educated in the production process of sherry ...
Granada: 180 km
It takes only 2 hours to drive, one of the most beautiful and fascinating cities in Spain : the wonderful Granada.
Book your entry ticket to the Alhambra online some days before you plan to go to Granada. Access to this famous fortress is limited to 6.600 visitors a day...
In the city, the Albaycin district is famous for its narrow Medieval Moorish streets, the Sacromonte district for its flamenco and cave houses.
It might be a good idea to start your day at the tourist office of Sevilla : Plaza de San Francisco, 19. Ed. Laredo, planta baja. (Next to the Town Hall) 41004. Sevilla Tel.: 955.471.232 laredo.turismo@sevilla.org
Mon to Fri 09.00 - 19.30 hrs
Sat & Sun & Holidays 10.00 - 14.00 hrs
Sevilla : 210 km
Sevilla offers a lot of places of interest spread over the town. Therefore consider visiting the city by bicycle
The Moorish place Alcazar Real, the Catedral de Santa María de la Sede ( one of the largest cathedrals in the world ), the old Jewish district Santa Cruz, the Plaza de España, ... you will experience your day to be too short.
The biggest bull arena of Spain with it's Museo Taurino.
On the river Guadalquivir of Sevilla you will find the Torre del Oro - dating from the 12th century.
Parque Maria Luisa offers you a quiet place for a break.
Córdoba: 215 km
Córdoba is originally an old Roman city, along the banks of the Guadalquivir river. You can still use the Roman bridge - the Peuento Romano - to cross the river.
The Mezquita is the main reason why tourists come to Córdoba. It is the perfect mix of Roman, Gothic and Islamic architecture.
Explore the streets surrounding the Mezquita, they are narrow and packed with restaurants and souvenir shops.
Fall in love with Casa Andalusi, the medevial house is decorated in Andalusian and Moorish style.
