With the summer season almost over, it’s time to make the most of those last few weeks of uninterrupted sunshine… 1. Enjoy a long, lazy lunch at your local chiringuito Many beach restaurants in Marbella close their doors for the season at the end of September so why not head down to your local chiringuito to catch the last serving of sardines...

FREE FALL FOR 60 SECONDS !!! Most people have toyed with the idea of doing a parachute jump and some would love to do it, just to say “I did it!” This could be your chance…. International photographer based in Marbella, Gary Edwards, is looking for 20 fun loving people for a Sky Dive on 18th September 2010. The jump will be arranged...

An enduringly popular tourist destination at the heart of the beautiful Andalucia region of Spain, Marbella is a great spot for a relaxing break in the sun, as well as a good base for exploring the rest of the region. Most travelers arriving by air will arrive at Malaga, whose international airport has connections to more than 60 destinations worldwide....

One of the most famous spots in Marbella is the Puerto Banús marina, built in 1970 by José Banús, a local property developer, as a luxury marina and shopping complex for the jet-set and the super rich. Giant statue of José Banús at the entrance of the marina The lavish opening of the marina was attended by, amongst others,...