MARBELLA GUIDE
Bask in a luxury lifestyle full of opportunities, where high-value net worth professionals are your neighbors, in Marbella. Here you can feel freedom to the fullest, taking a swing at one of its 70 golf courses, sipping wine by the Andalusian coastline, or networking under the 320 days of Spanish sun. Plus, the combination of Marbella's old town, Marbella Marina and Marbella Boulevard makes this southern city transcend California in several areas. The scenery is full of biodiversity and is nothing short of surrene. Travel a further five to twenty minutes by car and find yourself in white varnished villages, scenic subtropical gardens, winding rivers, and valleys.Living there, you can exit your front door, access plenty of walkways with no freeways, and be on the sunshine coast in seconds. Differentiate your days by leisurely taking a stroll on the boardwalk, shopping for luxury pieces, or pausing for refreshment in a cafe on a cute Andalusian street.There's no surprise why Marbella is compared to California yet being more refined and home to a 1000 year old Moorish, and Roman influenced history. Marbella boasts some of the world's most sought after properties and has a selective society that resides there. Amongst which is a competitive spirit, where you'll find a swarm of supercars, bikes, boats and more, being an area where you can find any vehicle, whether buying or hiring. Second to being your real estate broker, at Maison-Garde we dedicate ourselves to helping you enter this elite environment. The partnerships we have with luxury hotels, the hottest restaurants, and coastal clubs allow you to gain exclusive entry instead of queuing up. Teaming up with us, you'll regularly be presented with options to access our hand selected special events to network. Whether you're looking for a vacation home, investment property, or a full-time residence, Marbella has all of your options covered. It's the ultimate luxury lifestyle magnet attracting celebrities, royalty, and individuals of high net worth. Marbella is a classy destination that caters to the cultured.
GOLFERS PARADISE
If you're a golf enthusiast, you'll find yourself with a myriad of opportunities in Costa Del Sol. Over the past five decades, it's grown into a bustling place where the worlds best frequently visit to compete and play. With over 70 legendary courses, like the Valderrama course, the number one course in continental Europe since 1998, host to the Ryder Cup and Volvo Masters, Marbella's golf scene is remarkable. If you play on them, you'll be playing on some of the best in the sport, as Marbella golf resorts and courses have been designed by some of the world's top designers. The golf courses have been built according to Marbella's natural terrain, a brilliant balance of the game and its natural contours.
Nueva Andalucia
Step back in time and stay in Marbella's largest neighborhood Nueva Andalucia. With traditional Andalusian architecture and a serene suburban atmosphere, it's an expats' haven. Boarding all the essential areas, Neuva Andalucia Marbella is the gateway to some of the most popular spots. Not to mention home to stunning residential areas in Las Brisas, Los Naranjos, and Aloha. Ideal for families with nearby schools and close amenities, it is a central location for many activities.
Puerto Banús
Be in the midst of high net worth individuals, celebrities, and ultra-ambitious professionals in Puerto Banús. In this sophisticated nautical hotspot, you're guaranteed to prosper amongst others. Originally built in 1970 by a property developer, it's transformed into one of Spain's most iconic areas.Drawing in high end shopping boutiques, world-class nightclubs, and Michelin star restaurants, it's a location that guarantees high rental prices and big spending making it a lucrative investment option.
La Zagaleta
Immerse yourself in nature and sit back in La Zagaleta's seclusion. This location is the epitome of a country club with a residents-only policy. With access to two grand-scale golf courses, a refined clubhouse, a racquet club, and an elite equestrian center, you'll find yourself in one of the most high demand areas. Properties for sale in La Zagaleta often command the highest selling prices in the region.
The Golden Mile
Marbella's Golden Mile is the original destination for luxury, with beautiful beachfront penthouses and villas overlooking the Mediterranean. This elegant palm tree lined avenue is the birthplace of Marbella's major vacation homes, boasting millionaire retreats and magnificent mansions. Opulence isn't the only thing the Golden Mile offers; it's also convenient connecting Puerto Banús and Marbella Old Town. Therefore, whether you want quick access to premium beach clubs and hotels, like The Marbella Club and Puente Romano, or gorgeous properties, then you must consider this area you must consider.
Sierra Blanca
Sierra Blanca is a destination in Marbella where peace, privacy, and spacious developments marry together. Ideal for families or older couples seeking premium properties, it's a destination worth investing in. Mainly offering a combination of modern and traditional villas, all finished to the highest standard. One is the exclusive elevated complex of Las Lomas de Sierra Blanca, boasting serene views of the sea and mountains.
La Quinta
A short distance from Marbella and Puerto Banús, yet enough to be near to nature, is La Quinta. Here you can take several swings on its prestigious Westin La Go Quinta Golf course, the ultimate destination for golf enthusiasts. With over 27 holes catered to all skill levels, a resort, and a spa, La Quinta offer nature, luxury, and more.
TARIFA
A destination only 90 minutes by car from Marbella is Tarifa, a place you'll want to consider. This is a calm coastal town that's soothingly silent most of the year yet a kitesurfing and sunbathing mecca in the summer. Here meander through the traditional twisting, narrow streets of the old town and browse its chic boutiques at your leisure. Tease your palette on some of the finest Basque cuisines, like breakfasts at Café Azul, near the Puerta de Jerez, or even Bibo Beach House from chef Dani García, renowned for his Michelin-starred talents. Take a short stroll to the bustling Barbate, where you can try its sustainably caught tuna. If you're seeking something further beyond the Spanish coastline, walk to the town walls, where you can take a peek at its Moroccan neighbor. It's only 11km from the strait of Gibraltar. Satisfy your sports appetite in Tarifa with kitesurfing on one of its long sandy beaches, like Valdevaqueros. It has chains of gorgeous golden breaches stretching up to 10km to Portugal. Venture into secluded areas in the car or on foot to private coves and dunes of Tarifa Spain. Add to your skill set by learning kitesurfing firsthand in Los Lances Norte, where some of the best kite schools are kept. When not surfing, take time out to check out one of its cool beach bars. Travel 30 minutes by car inland to La Garganta restaurant. It's a true local eight-course gastronomic experience. Whether you want to witness spectacular sunsets, taste local Spanish delicacies or hang about in the mountains, Tarifa offers something for everyone.
Ronda
A one hour neighbor to Marbella is Ronda, a magnificent mountain town. If you want to take a weekend break from the coast and opt for something silent, then you'll be right in the countryside. In the heart of Ronda, encounter its iconic landmark, the Tajo river gorge, with its world famous bridge over it. Walk over the 1793 masterpiece, and treasure the tranquil countryside views around it. Pair it with local wines and cuisine, elevating the experience further.Adhere to your adrenaline rush at the Ascari Race Resort in Rhonda. With a technically challenged and exhilarating 5424 meter track, where you can take part in motorsports.If you're after something slower, then there's horse riding with a difference in Paddock Paradise. This organization caters to 'equine naturalization' to encourage a natural lifestyle for horses and support their welfare worldwide. Here you'll learn to interact and connect with horses, going beyond just peacefully riding a houseful. Take on true Spanish tradition delving into olive cultivation on a guided tour at Cortijo LA Organic. Taste oils and stay overnight in boutique accommodation while in the center of olive trees, vineyards, and unique views of the Serranía de Ronda.This hotel is extraordinary, being designedly Philippe Starck, one of the world's most sought after designers and architects. If you're seeking something sustainable, visit Finca La Donaira, a discreet eco-retreat situated on an organic farm and equestrian center, with stunning state-of-the-art facilities such as a spar and custom curated activities catered around horse riding and wellness.
Sierra Nevada
Just a two hour journey from Marbella is Sierra Nevada. This town is home to winter sports in the mountains and a stunning sunset-filled coast, where you can truly benefit from the best of both. Here you live it up in luxury with lifts opening early, allowing you to start on the slopes with little people around. Packed with rental shops and parking spaces, it's a destination that caters to beginners and the experienced. While there, take a visit to the town's most high end hotel, The Lodge, a sister accommodation to Marbella's iconic Puente Romano Resort. Stay here or ski right onto the terrace for lunch and enjoy a backdrop of the Andalusian Mountains. Devour a divine dinner in the center at La Fondu de Noa. Here you can bask in the warm and cozy setting, dipping in your choice of food in a shared pot of melted cheese and meat.
Malaga
Connect to culture in Malaga, Marbella's closest buzzing hub with an electric atmosphere. Once a historic port city, now home to magnificent museums, the birthplace of Picasso, and an array of Southern Spanish cuisine, it's a fun weekend break. Hang out in its historic old town, chomping on churros dipped in hot chocolate. Sip sangria in Café Aranda a iconic local bar, with ‘malagueños’. Unwind over a laid back Spanish lunch at one of the family friendly beach restaurants lining Paseo Maritime. Explore the stylish shops in the opulent Calle Larios or Muello Uno, where you can watch a fiery red sunset on the quayside. Quench your first in rooftop bars with stunning skyline views of the city center. Later, stroll around the town and be taken aback by Malaga's cathedral's spectacularly floodlit Baroque façade.
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