The Marbella Seafront and Paseo Marítimo run along the town's beaches, connecting the Old Town with chiringuitos and stretches of sand. It's ideal for beach-focused visitors who want sea views and to walk straight from their base to the water and nearby restaurants.
The promenade is a flat, pedestrian-friendly strip lined with palm trees, beach bars and restaurants, with the Old Town just behind it. It's relaxed during the day for swimming and strolling, and pleasant in the evening for seaside dinners.
Getting around
You can walk into the Old Town in minutes and catch buses along the coast toward Puerto Banús; Málaga–Costa del Sol (AGP) is about 40–50 minutes by taxi or bus.
Hotels in Marbella Seafront
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Before you book this area
- Vibe
- Easygoing beach-and-promenade atmosphere, family-friendly by day.
- Green space
- Palm-lined walkways and beachfront gardens along the Paseo.
- Watch out for
- Prime seafront spots book up fast in peak summer.
Places to stay around Marbella Seafront
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Frequently asked
How far is the beach from here?
You're on it — the promenade runs directly alongside Marbella's town beaches.
Can I reach the Old Town on foot?
Yes, the Old Town sits just behind the seafront and is a short, flat walk away.
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