The best things to do in San Pedro, Marbella — top beaches, activities, attractions and days out, handpicked for tourists, families and locals alike.
San Pedro de Alcántara is Marbella's more relaxed, family-friendly neighbour, and its centrepiece is the Boulevard — a huge landscaped park built over the coastal motorway, with playgrounds, an amphitheatre and cafés. It's the green heart of the town and ideal with children.
The beach here is wide, breezy and quieter than Marbella's, with a handful of chiringuito bars, and an easy, flat coastal path links it all the way to Puerto Banús along the shore — a lovely walk or cycle at sunset. It's an unpretentious, genuinely local base for exploring this stretch of coast.
Playa de San Pedro (Cortijo Blanco), San Pedro de Alcántara
Grupo Lezama's long-established beach club on Cortijo Blanco beach — 30 years on the seafront, known especially for its rice dishes and paellas with your feet near the sand.
Bulevar Príncipe Alfonso von Hohenlohe, San Pedro
A huge landscaped park built over the coastal motorway, with playgrounds, an amphitheatre and cafés — the green heart of San Pedro and ideal with kids.
A wide, unpretentious sand beach with a breezy promenade and a handful of chiringuito beach bars — quieter than Marbella's.
An easy, flat coastal walk linking San Pedro's beach with Puerto Banús along the shore — great for families and sunset strolls.
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The Boulevard — a large park built over the motorway with playgrounds, an amphitheatre and cafés — is the town's green heart and great with kids. The wide, breezy beach and the flat coastal path to Puerto Banús are the other draws.
Very — it's Marbella's more laid-back, family-friendly neighbour, with the Boulevard park at its centre, a relaxed beach with chiringuitos, and an easy coastal walk. It's a real working town rather than a resort.
Yes — the flat, easy Senda Litoral coastal path links San Pedro's beach to Puerto Banús along the shore. It's a pleasant walk or cycle, especially at sunset, and suitable for families and buggies.