Marbella Coastal Dreams: A Sun-Kissed Andalusian Romance

Day 1 — Monday, April 6, 2026

Typical spring weather in Marbella: Expect temperatures around 20-25°C, plenty of sunshine, and a low probability of rain. Ideal for outdoor activities.

09:30 · Arrival & Check-in at Boutique Hotel Amàre Marbella

Check into your stylish adults-only hotel, located directly on the beach with breathtaking sea views. Enjoy the amenities and relax after your journey.

11:00 · Stroll through Marbella Old Town & Plaza de los Naranjos

Wander through the picturesque, narrow streets of Marbella's Old Town, admiring the white houses and flower-adorned balconies. Discover the charming Orange Square (Plaza de los Naranjos) with its historic buildings and cafes.

13:00 · Lunch at Skina

Enjoy an exquisite lunch at this two-Michelin-starred restaurant, known for its innovative Andalusian cuisine. Perfect for a special occasion for two.

15:00 · Relaxation at Playa de Venus Beach

Spend the afternoon relaxing at Playa de Venus, one of Marbella's most central beaches. Enjoy the sun, the sea, and the gentle breeze.

18:00 · Sunset Cocktails at Cielo de Marbella

Enjoy the spectacular sunset over the Mediterranean Sea with a refreshing cocktail on the rooftop terrace of Hotel Amàre Marbella.

20:00 · Dinner at Messina

Another Michelin-starred restaurant in Marbella, known for its creative and modern cuisine with Mediterranean influences. An unforgettable culinary experience.

Day 2 — Tuesday, April 7, 2026

Similar to Day 1: Continued sunny and mild spring weather. Occasional light clouds are possible but will have little impact on activities.

09:00 · Breakfast at Hotel Amàre Marbella

Start your day with an extensive breakfast at the hotel, with the option of sea views.

10:00 · Boat Trip along the Coast of Marbella

Experience the beautiful coastline of Marbella from the water on a private or group boat tour. Enjoy the views of the city and the mountains.

13:00 · Light Lunch at Chiringuito La Milla

Enjoy fresh seafood and traditional Andalusian dishes at this popular beach restaurant with a relaxed atmosphere and sea views.

14:30 · Walk along the Golden Mile & Puerto Banús

Stroll along the famous Golden Mile, past luxurious villas and hotels, to the glamorous marina of Puerto Banús. Admire the impressive yachts and exclusive boutiques.

17:30 · Wine Tasting at Vinacoteca El Bulevar

Immerse yourself in the world of Spanish wines with a guided wine tasting. Sample local wines and learn more about the region.

19:30 · Dinner at El Patio de Marbella

A charming restaurant in the heart of the Old Town, known for its traditional Spanish cuisine served in a beautiful courtyard. Enjoy tapas and local specialties.

Day 3 — Wednesday, April 8, 2026

April in Marbella is usually very pleasant with plenty of sunshine. However, it's advisable to always have a light jacket for cooler evenings. Water temperatures are still cool, but the air is pleasantly warm.

09:30 · Breakfast at Hotel Amàre Marbella

Enjoy a final relaxed breakfast at the hotel.

10:30 · Visit the Ralli Museum

Discover modern Latin American and European art at this privately run museum. Admission is free.

12:00 · Spanish Cuisine Cooking Class

Participate in an interactive cooking class and learn how to prepare traditional Spanish dishes. A fun and educational experience for two.

15:00 · Relaxation at Amàre Beach

Spend the rest of the afternoon relaxing at the hotel's Amàre Beach. Enjoy the sun, refreshing drinks, and light snacks.

18:00 · Farewell Drink in Old Town Marbella

Enjoy a final drink at a cozy bar in Marbella's Old Town and reflect on your trip.

19:00 · Farewell Dinner at Los Mellizos

A well-known seafood restaurant with fresh catches and a relaxed atmosphere, perfect for a final Andalusian dinner.

Good to know

• Use public transport or taxis to get around Marbella comfortably.
• Be sure to try the local tapas and wines – a culinary highlight of the region.
• Book popular restaurants and tours in advance, especially if traveling during peak season.
• The afternoon siesta is a tradition in Spain; many shops close briefly then, but museums often remain open.
• Learn a few basic Spanish phrases; locals greatly appreciate it.