Description

Explore this spot in Marbella. Great location for kayaking, canoeing, supping and snorkelling. Marbella is a charming resort town located on the southern coast of Spain in the province of Málaga, Andalucía. The town is situated in a hilly region, between the Sierra Blanca Mountains to the north and the Mediterranean Sea to the south. The area boasts various landscapes and scenery, ranging from lush green hillsides, native forests, and valleys filled with citrus and olive groves, to sandy beaches and clear blue waters. The beaches are renowned for their natural splendor, crystal clear waters, and golden sands. There are several beaches in Marbella such as Puerto Banús, Artola and San Pedro which offer a wide range of water sports activities and are perfect for relaxation, sunbathing, and scenic walks. In addition to the stunning natural surroundings, Marbella also offers many historical landmarks and cultural attractions, including the Plaza de los Naranjos (Orange Square), the Old Town, and the 16th-century Moorish Bell Tower. The area is also famous for its gastronomy, boasting a rich culinary heritage influenced by Mediterranean cuisine. Visitors can enjoy seafood, freshly caught fish, tapas and traditional wines, while soaking in the local culture and charm. Overall, the scenery around Marbella is breathtaking, with a mixture of coastline, mountains, natural parks and cultural landmarks to explore.