Experience the spectacular natural beauty of Marbella and the surrounding Andalusian region. The mild climate, scenic landscapes, and proximity to the Mediterranean make Marbella the ideal location for outdoor enthusiasts and active tourists. There are over 100 wonderful spots for diving to choose from near Marbella and Puerto Banús. Marbella is also one of the premier golf and tennis destinations in Europe, home to numerous prestigious golf courses and a major ATP tournament.

Venture along the Caminito del Rey route. Running through the landscapes of the Paraje Natural Desfiladero de los Gaitanes, the Caminito del Ray is an aerial trail built in the walls of the Gaitanes gorge and hovering around 100 meters above the Guadalhorce River. The route originated as a maintenance trail for the Hydroelectric Power Station El Chorro and was completed in 1905. In 1921, King Alfonso XIII crossed this trail on his way the Conde del Guadalhorce dam, and since then, the trail has been called “Caminito del Rey” or the “King’s Way.”

Scale the height of the La Concha Mountain. Located in the Sierra Blanca Mountain Range, La Concha is a mountainous barrier in the shape of shell. At 1,215 meters above sea level, the peak of the mountain provides exceptional views over the Costa del Sol. On sunny days, hikers can even see Gibraltar, Africa’s coast, and the Atlas Mountains.