Attività

Marbella and Golden Mile half-day tour with Puerto Banus visit

41,00 €

Cancellazione gratuita

Lingua: Tedesco, Inglese, Francese, Olandese

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Durata: da 4 hours a 8 hours

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You'll discover two contrasting coastal towns in one trip – Marbella and Puerto Banus
There's time to explore the charming old town in Marbella and stop off at Orange Tree Square
The glamour of the Golden Mile, enclave of the rich and famous, is revealed on a scenic drive
You'll have free time in Puerto Banus for admiring the fancy boats and sleek cars
Your tour is led by an expert local guide with unrivalled knowledge of Marbella and the Golden Mile

Cosa aspettarsi

The charming old town of Marbella and the upscale opulence of Puerto Banus provide a perfect contrast on this trip. Take half a day to discover them both, with plenty of free time to explore. Sonia, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘The Golden Mile has been synonymous with luxury since 1954, when Prince Alfonso von Hohenlohe opened the Marbella Club Hotel. His exclusive club tempted royalty and other glamorous figures to pay Marbella a visit. Once they began building their own properties in the area, the Golden Mile was born.'

First, you'll explore Marbella's old town, with time for browsing its boutiques and wandering its cobbled lanes. Maybe sip a coffee in the popular Orange Tree Square – the picturesque hub of the old town – fringed by traditional restaurants and cafés. Take a stroll through shady Alameda Park to admire the tiled benches and fountain, see the Dali sculptures along the Avenida del Mar, or take the air along the palm-lined seafront.

We'll then drive along the famous Golden Mile – Dolph Lundgren, Joan Collins, Hugh Grant and Antonio Banderas are just some of the residents here – to the millionaire's playground of Puerto Banus. Check out the luxury yachts moored in the marina or maybe indulge in a spot of designer shopping. Sonia says, ‘This marina was once an old fishing village. The upgrade was designed by Jose Banus with the international jet set in mind.' When you've had your fill of bling, relax by the water's edge for a spot of people, or celebrity, watching.

Cosa è incluso

Transport
Guide

Da ricordare

English-speaking guide for all nationalities

Provider

TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4

Commissioni di prenotazione

Buone notizie! Non sono applicate commissioni di servizio a questa prenotazione.

Politiche di cancellazione

Ricevi un rimborso del 100% annullando la prenotazione fino a 1 day prima dell'inizio dell'attività.

Cosa dicono le persone di quest'esperienza

Eccellente

4,3 /5

Basato su 321 recensioni di clienti verificati

Tutte le valutazioni (321)

5 stelle (154)

48%

4 stelle (124)

39%

3 stelle (36)

11%

2 stelle (5)

1 stella (2)

C
Clive
Verified booking
1.8
1 dicembre 2025
Viaggio di coppia
Pointless stopping at Puerto Bano for 90 minutes as there’s nothing there The trip should be simply to Marbella that offers much more The guide was useless - he rambled on in numerous languages and really struggled with English I could not wait to get away from his pointless ramblings
D
Drury2
Verified booking
3
30 novembre 2025
Viaggio di coppia
We didn't get to do the golden mile due to road closures,which was the main reason we booked the trip...this i would've thought would be known before we booked the trip...it was very disappointing. We might has well have got a taxi as we were left mainly to our own devices!
J
Johan
Verified booking
3.8
30 novembre 2025
Viaggio di famiglia
Bezoek puerto banus prima, geen bezoek aan de gold mile dit was jammer.
D
De Clercq F
Verified booking
4.2
19 novembre 2025
Viaggio da solo
Enthousiaste gids met veel algemene kennis en leuke « weetjes ».
B
Bob
Verified booking
5
18 novembre 2025
Viaggio di coppia
Loved every thing
M
Malndemi
Verified booking
5
17 novembre 2025
Viaggio di coppia
Our guide Sonia was fantastic she was very friendly and full of information a credit to your company

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Cancellazione gratuita

Disponibile in:

de, en, fr, nl