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Golf in Marbella

Golf Marbella Thanks to their exceptional weather, the Costa del Sol and the Costa de la Luz are both privileged areas. Golf enthusiasts are provided here with all they need to practice this sport. In our hotels, you are offered golf services as well as special conditions in the best golf courses of the area.

Golf Courses (Golf offers in Marbella Costa del Sol Golf Courses with special discounts Golf Rates)

DAMA DE NOCHE 9 holes
RIO REAL 18 holes
MARBELLA GOLF 18 holes
LOS NARANJOS 18 holes
CABOPINO 18 holes
GUADALMINA 36 holes
GREENLIFE 9 holes
LOS ARQUEROS 18 holes
LA QUINTA 27 holes
SANTA MARIA 18 holes
SANTANA GOLF 18 holes
FLAMINGOS GOLF 18 holes
ATALAYA GOLF 18 holes
EL PARAISO 18 holes
MIRAFLORES 18 holes
LA CALA DE GOLF km.36 holes
ESTEPONA GOLF 18 holes
MONTE MAYOR 18 holes
ALHAURIN GOLF 18 holes
LA DUQUESA 18 holes
ALMENARA GOLF 18 holes
ALCAIDESA 18 holes

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Sports instalations in Marbella

Football Stadium "Vigil de Quiñones" Canovas del Castillo Avenue
Town Stadium. Trav Huerta de los Cristales. Marbella (952.77.36.92)
Town Stadium. San Pedro de Alcantara (952.78.86.94)
Multisports pavillion "Salduba" General Lopez Dominguez Avenue, 11 (952.77.46.68)
Multisports pavillion "Arroyo de la Represa" Doctor Maiz Viñals Avenue
Multisports pavillion "Las Chapas" Urbanización Las Chapas (952.83.84.10)
Multisports pavillion "Paco Cantos" Canovas del Castillo Avenue(952.77.19.26)
Multisports pavillion "RioHuelo". Mercado Avenue

Gimnasium

Centro Deportivo "El Fuerte" Duque de Ahumada Avenue, nº2 (952.86.16.24) cdfuerte@fuertehoteles.com Ver página web del Centro Deportivo "El Fuerte"

Fairs and local festivities

Carnival Marbella Hotel Andalucia Between February and March, just before Lent, is celebrated Carnival that is an important occasion for each town. Every city organizes competitions of processions, street bands and jokes (sung in a satirical fashion) and carnival displays, dresseds and face painted..

Semana Santa Marbella Hotel Andalucia But the most popular festival in Andalucia is probably the Semana Santa which occurs from the Domingo de Ramos (Palm Sunday) to the Viernes Santo (Good Friday) and then the Domingo de Resurrección (Easter Sunday). In almost every town they celebrate this event by carrying religious icons across the streets to dramatise the passion and death of Jesus Christ.

In the Costa del Sol there are many religious festivals, such as 'romerías', processions to the statue or monument to the patron saint of the locality. In May and September there are lots of these festivals. In 3rd May Marbella celebrates the day of 'Cruz del Juanar', a procession up to the mountain where the Cross of Juanar is located, outstanding symbol of the history of Marbella.

In the spring, there is the Corpus Christi procession, with the natural flower carpet laid down in its pathway, and the small altars and decorated balconies.

Marbella Fair Marbella Hotel Andalusia The first fortnight of June, Marbella celebrates the San Bernabe Fair. The most important day is June the 11th, featuring the Commemoration of the Christian Conquest. This celebration includes bullfights and performances by famous singers and groups.

The night of 'San Juan' is held on the night of the 23th of June, and is celebrated on Andalucia´s beaches with bonfires called 'juas'. These fires are accompanied by music and fireworks on the beach. For good luck, the people dip their feet in the sea just after midnight.

The marine procession of the Virgen del Carmen on the 16th of July is one of the large festivities. She is the patron saint of the sailors and so this occasion is celebrated by most of the towns and villages along the coast. The celebration starts with a procession of an image of the virgin in a boat decorated with flowers through the streets.

The Second fortnight of October (19th) takes place the Fair of San Pedro de Alcántara coinciding with San Pedro´s festivity. During one week we can enjoy a typical andalusian festivity.

November 1st, festivity of 'All Saints', many people of Marbella go out to the country to celebrate this day called 'Day of Toston' with the traditional roasted chestnuts and tasting of liquor of the area.

28th December is the 'Dia de los Santos Inocentes', Spain's equivalent of April Fool Day, on 1st April. Apart from being practical jokers day, it is another wild and wonderful music party day for the thousands who gather on the hills above Malaga, at La Venta de San Cayetano in Puerto de la Torre, to enjoy the Fiesta de los Verdiales. From noon onwards plenty of Malaga wine is consumed as bands known as 'Pandas' compete with one another, wearing colourful hats adorned with paper flowers, beads and ribbons and playing on a weird selection of tambourines, cymbals, guitars and fiddles. The Verdiales competition is part of Malaga”s ancient culture and goes back to the time of the Moors in Andalusia.

Chrismas Eve on 24th December is known as Nochebuena or 'the Good Night'. It is a time for family members to gather together to rejoice and feast around the Nativity scenes that are present in nearly every home.

The Three Wise Men Parade. This is the moment when the three kings of Orient bring their Christmas presents to the children, on the 6th of January. Three men dress up as the kings ride about the town on mules or horses, scattering sweets to the crowds of excited children.

Cinemas & Theatres

Auditorium. Constitution Park.
Ciudad de Marbella Theatre. Plaza Ramón Martínez. 952.90.31.59
Gran Marbella Cinema (Puerto Banús). Information at: 952.81.00.77 Reservation at 952.81.64.21 www.cinesgranmarbella.com
Cinesa La Cañada (Marbella) Information and Reservation at 902.33.32.31 www.cinesa.es
Cinesur Plaza del Mar (Marbella) Information at 952.76.69.42 Reservation at 902.50.41.50 www.cinesur.com

Beaches

Guadalmina Beach: 1600 m, Medium occupation, Typical golden thick sand of this area of the Mediterranean (Services: showers, public services, rubbish bins, watch towers, life guards and first aid, as well as vigilance of beaches during the summer season).
Linda Vista Beach: 550 m, High occupation, Typical golden thick sand of this area of the Mediterranean.(Services: showers, public services, rubbish bins, watch towers, life guards and first aid, as well as vigilance of beaches during the summer season).
San Pedro Beach: 1000 m, Medium occupation. Transported black sand (Services: oasis showers and public services, rubbish bins, watch towers, life guards and first aid, as well as vigilance of beaches during the summer season).
Cortijo Blanco Beach: 1000 m, Low occupation. Golden sand and pebbles, from it´s nearness to the river. (Services: showers and public services, rubbish bins, watch towers, life guards and first aid, as well as vigilance of beaches during the summer season).
Nueva Andalucia Beach: 1.100 m. High occupation. Typical golden fine sand of the Mediterranean area. (Services: showers and public services, rubbish bins, watch towers, life guards and first aid, as well as vigilance of beaches during the summer season).
Puerto Banus Beach: 1.000 m. High occupation. Typical golden fine sand of the Mediterranean area. (Services: showers and public services, rubbish bins, watch towers, life guards and first aid, as well as vigilance of beaches during the summer season).
Rio Verde Beach: 1200 m, Medium occupation, Black sand coming from "Río Verde" river. (Services: showers and public services, rubbish bins, watch towers, life guards and first aid, as well as vigilance of beaches during the summer season).
El Ancon Beach: 900 m, Low occupation, Typical golden fine sand of the Mediterranean area. (Services: showers and toilets, rubbish bins, watch towers, life guards and first aid during the summer).
Nagüeles Beach: 800 m, Medium occupation. Processed golden sand. (Services: showers and public services, rubbish bins, watch towers, life guards and first aid, as well as vigilance of beaches during the summer season).
Casablanca Beach: 2000 m. Medium occupation. Processed golden sand. (Services: showers and public services, rubbish bins, watch towers, life guards and first aid, as well as vigilance of beaches during the summer season).
La Fontanilla Beach: 800 m. High occupation. Processed black sand. (Services: showers and public services, rubbish bins, watch towers, life guards and first aid, as well as vigilance of beaches during the summer season).
El Faro Beach: 300 m. High occupation. Fine golden sand. (Services: showers and public services, rubbish bins, watch towers, life guards and first aid, as well as vigilance of beaches during the summer season).
La Venus Beach: 500 m. High occupation. Processed black sand. (Services: showers and public services, rubbish bins, watch towers, life guards and first aid, as well as vigilance of beaches during the summer season).
La Bajadilla Beach: 700 m. High occupation. Processed black sand. (Services:showers and public services, rubbish bins, watch towers, life guards and first aid, as well as vigilance of beaches during the summer season).
El Cable Beach: 1300 m. Low occupation. Fine golden sand. (Services: showers and public services, rubbish bins, watch towers, life guards and first aid, as well as vigilance of beaches during the summer season).
El Pinillo Beach: 1500 m. Low occupation. Natural dunes of golden sand. (Services: showers and public services, rubbish bins, watch towers, life guards and first aid, as well as vigilance of beaches during the summer season).
Los Monteros Beach: 2000 m. High occupation. Fine golden sand typical of the dune system where it is situated. It has beaches without rocks and shallowness. (Services: showers and public services, rubbish bins, watch towers, life guards and first aid, as well as vigilance of beaches during the summer season).
El Alicate Beach: 1900 m. Medium occupation. Fine golden sand typical of the dunes. (Services: showers and public services, rubbish bins, watch towers, life guards and first aid, as well as vigilance of beaches during the summer season).
Real de Zaragoza Beach: 1800 m. Low occupation. Fine golden sand. (Services: showers and public services, rubbish bins, watch towers, life guards and first aid, as well as vigilance of beaches during the summer season).
La Vibora Beach: 650 m. Medium occupation. Fine golden sand. (Services: showers and public services, rubbish bins, watch towers, life guards and first aid, as well as vigilance of beaches during the summer season).
Las Chapas Beach: 1000 m Medium occupation. Fine golden sand. (Services: showers and public services, rubbish bins, watch towers, life guards and first aid, as well as vigilance of beaches during the summer season).
Las Cañas Beach: 1200 m Low occupation. Fine golden sand and pebbles. (Services: showers and public services, rubbish bins, watch towers, life guards and first aid, as well as vigilance of beaches during the summer season. Among its services we can find five beach bars with sunbeds).
Artola Beach: 1500 m Medium occupation. Fine sand coming from its own dune system. (Services: showers and public services, rubbish bins, watch towers, life guards and first aid, as well as vigilance of beaches during the summer season).
Calahonda Beach: 900 m. Low occupation. Fine golden sand. (Services: showers and public services, rubbish bins, watch towers, life guards and first aid, as well as vigilance of beaches during the summer season. Among its services we can find a beach bar with sunbeds).

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