The best things to do in Puerto Banús, Marbella — top beaches, activities, attractions and days out, handpicked for tourists, families and locals alike.
Puerto Banús is a spectacle you can enjoy without spending a euro. The Muelle de Ribera waterfront is a parade of superyachts and designer flagship stores, and window-shopping along it — Gucci, Dior and the rest, moored beside boats worth millions — is a free show in itself. Right alongside is Playa de Levante, the lively beach that draws the see-and-be-seen crowd.
It's compact and walkable, best enjoyed at a stroll: the marina by day for the boats and the boutiques, and by night for the bars and clubs. Marbella's Old Town and the beaches of San Pedro are both a short hop away when you want a change of pace.
A lively beachfront club near Puerto Banús with friendly service, live music and all-day dining on the sand.
Playa de Levante, Puerto Banús
Puerto Banús's famous pool-and-beach club — champagne-spray parties, DJs and daybeds. The quintessential glam Marbella day out.
Playa de Levante, Puerto Banús
The lively beach right beside the marina, lined with famous beach clubs — see-and-be-seen sand a few steps from the port.
Strolling the marina to see the superyachts and designer stores along Muelle de Ribera is the classic (and free) thing to do, alongside the beach clubs and Playa de Levante beside the port. By night it's one of the coast's liveliest spots for bars and clubs.
Yes — even if you're not shopping or spending, the marina is a genuine spectacle of superyachts and luxury boutiques, with a good beach right alongside. It's most alive in the evenings.
The beach (Playa de Levante) and its famous beach clubs, long lunches by the water, people-watching along the marina, and a buzzing night-time bar and club scene. Nueva Andalucía's Saturday market at the bullring is a short walk away.