Typical Spanish beach in the south of Spain. Multiple sun-bed rental companies along the length of…read morethe beach most come with table service for €10 per day. There are fresh sea food restaurants cooking fresh fish on bbqs for lunch each day of the summer season. A well maintained boardwalk runs the whole length of the beach (over 8km) which is easily accessible making it a hot spot for runners and families with pushchairs. There are multiple car parks along the beach at different points which are free of charge on quieter days and out of peak season, but charge for parking in the summer months and get full on the weekends.

Beach and sea access for wheelchair/disabled people. Great beach with a dedicated section manned by…read moreCruz Roja (Spanish Red Cross). Disabled parking with wheelchair access right down to the water's edge. Decking area with sun beds reserved for disabled users and their carers. If you are unable to enter the sea by your own they also have a 3 wheel floating seat that they take you into the sea with. You can then ease yourself off and have a swim and when youre ready they put you back on the seat and return you to your sun bed. I walk with crutches and use a wheelchair when I was there I used the waterprrof crutches they have to walk into the sea with. The crutches have extra wide rubber bases for stability which stop them sinking into the sand. Once in the water there is a floating crutch holder where you secure your crutches while you go off for a swim. After 7 years of not having the stability to enter the sea with my family I managed to enjoy everyday of my holiday swimming and frolicking in the sea. There are plenty of restaurants, bars, newspaper shops even large supermarket all within 200 metres of the beach. Cant recommend this place enough. Free access and no charge for use of services.

This little spot is located on the outside of Marbella, right on the beach, near the Marbella arch…read more The place we were staying at was directly behind this restaurant, so we grabbed tapas or dinner every now and again while we were in town. The food was great, and the staff were awesome!!! Family favorites were the fruit plate, pizza, and spaghetti. They also have rows of beach chairs and umbrellas for daily rentals. Only 6 Euros per day for the whole day! A great deal.

At the time of this review, Sierra de las Nieves ("range of the snows") is about to become a…read moreNational Park (it became a Natural Park in 1989). In 1995, it became a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. We drove along the western border of the park, on our way from Marbella to Ronda. The views are breathtaking, and I got to see a lot of what my research on the park described of its terrain. Here is a summary about the park, from my research of various sources: The park surrounds the Sierra de las Nieves mountain range in the Málaga province, in Andalucia. La Torrecilla (1,919 m) is the highest point in the range. It also hosts one of the deepest shafts in Europe (named "GESM"). Lots of limestone in this region gives the park white cliffs, spotted with reddish iron deposits. Sierra de las Nieves has numerous caves, the most well-known are Hoyos del Pilar, Hoyos de Lifa, and Cuevas del Moro. Apparently, the name of the Park came from its snowy peaks, which used to be more plentiful than in our current (warmer) global climate. Back when, the locals stored the snow in "snowfields" and carted it down to the local towns for water. The park harbors Spanish fir forests, and the Mediterranean spruce, that dates to the glacial period in Iberia. One is 500yo, named the Escalereta, a Natural Monument. The forests also contain oaks, cork trees, wild olive trees, ash trees, junipers, carob trees and chestnut trees. **Local black pigs survive on acorns from these trees, and their cured ham (pata negra) is a local delicacy. Fauna here are typical of southern Spain, and include mountain goats, muflons, meloncillo (a kind of mongoose), roe deer, and otters. This is a destination for bird watching tours, with Griffin vultures, golden eagles, eagle owls, royal owls, goshawks and hawks. This pristine park has never been inhabited except for a smattering of villages, hence it is very unspoiled terrain. Camping is no longer permitted in the park. Park activities include, hiking, bird watching, mountain biking (with tours such as Monda-Istán), mountain climbing, and horseback-riding.

Nice place for an evening walk. We walked the 5km loop. Parking lot at trail head was closed. We…read moreparked further down the hill near a small church.

This is one of my favorite places in Marbella! Really nice environment. You can rent wake boards,…read moreski boards, and knee boards for beginners! The price is ok, 15€-5 rounds! The more rounds you buy the cheapest price. If you buy a 50 or 100 rounds ticket you can share it with a friend! (You don't have to spend it on the same day!). Great staff!! There is also a free pool and changing rooms. *do not forget to try the banana milkshake! Amazing!***** there's also a cafeteria with good burgers and salads. The kitchen is open all day. Closed on Mondays!

Beautiful plaza (like everything else in Ronda) that you'll pass through on your way to Puente…read moreNuevo. It can get crowded, I was lucky enough to witness a cool flamenco festival the day I visited the area so having a lot of people around wasn't an issue, it made the place more fun and memorable. Also, regular traffic - cars, etc couldn't pass, it was a road closure for the event, so it was great, very pedestrian friendly. Plaza de Espana is a cool spot in Ronda, on the newer side (even if this area is far from being new, still full of history), you can see the cool cliffs from here, outstanding views. It takes your breath away!

Amazing view. Come here for the bridge. Both side show a view into the valley across the land…read more Would recommend everyone to visit ronda to see this. Tour the town as well, the oldest bull fighting arena is located here. Buy a few bottle of wines, drink it along the way or enjoy it in the park.

Best day ever!!! We booked the 3hour tour, and we enjoyed every second! Definitely do this again!read more

Roland was absolutely fabulous from start to finish. The buggies are always in excellent working…read moreorder and you really have the feeling that safety is the top priority. €109 per buggy is very reasonable with lots of off road driving and absolutely amazing views. Dad said it's the best holiday excursion that he'd ever been on! High praise indeed - I'm sure we'll be back again next year!!! Many thanks again.

This beach sits in between the main beaches of Marbella proper and the other as crowded Puerto…read moreBanus just southwest. Quiet/serene and pristine. There's a promenade behind the beach as well so you can walk between to the two points and avoid most of the tourists of the area...