People who have travelled to many parts of Spain are often pleasantly surprised by Marbella and its surroundings. With a certain type of reputation, the expectations are something that perhaps lacks of character in some ways, however this is not even close to the case. Even touristic parts such as Orange Square- Plaza de Los Naranjos- are incredibly charming while at the same time unashamedly touristic. You can sit with a punch or having a light meal, intoxicated with the smell of oranges, the style of the people around and of course there are always some interesting looking tourists to watch. Marbella is a very special and unique place and is surrounded by those charming labyrinths of whitewashed Spanish streets which are filled with lovely boutiques. It is the ideal place to escape too, miles away from the daily grind of this hectic world we live in.
All of the hotels in Marbella are placed strategically, either in the heart of the city or on the coast. Wherever you stay in Marbella, the views are simply breathtaking. The Marbella area offers a pleasant micro-climate, and the weather records show an average of 320 days of sunshine per year and only 45 days of rain. The international image of Marbella is a playground for the rich and famous, especially centring around Puerto Banus. Marbella and the surrounding area has much more to offer than just this, and makes a wonderful location fortouring to other interesting parts of Andalucia as well as not going far at all as there is really no need to!
In an usual context, Marbella, together with Puerto Banus has become the most important place for visitors who wants to go on this Costa Del Sol. The town is very famous among tourists who come out of Northern Europe countries such as England, Germany and also Ireland. Not only from Europe, the village is also great place to visit among people from U.A.E, United States, and also Saudi Arabia.
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