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Marbella : Tapas and beaches

I've been to Marbella twice now, once in 1998 and once last year in 2004. I'd recommend visiting the Costa Del Sol as part of a larger trip to Spain. See Barcelona, Seville or Madrid, then come to more...

Review by ikesacolick from NY

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Beaches \| Day Trips \| Nightlife Marbella Tapas and beaches by ikesacolick from NY I've been to Marbella twice now, once in 1998 and once last year in 2004. I'd recommend visiting the Costa Del Sol as part of a larger trip to Spain. See Barcelona, Seville or... More
Day Trips \| Nightlife Marbella Sunshine riviera by leilaghorashi from DC Marbella, Spain's sunshine riviera, is quite beautiful. However, its beaches have become a bit polluted due to all the development/tourists that flock to the south of spain for... More
Marbella Reviews by rcnick4 from NJ El Pozo Viejo, Tanguito More
Architecture \| Food and Restaurants Cabo Pino Get an Andalusian Apartment by rcnick4 from NJ Cabo Pino is a small port in Marbella. My in-laws have an apartment there, and I have been 4-5 times since 2000. From what I understand it was built as a development and won... More


Design \| Budget Travelers Great New Finds: Affordable Europe T+L searched from Stockholm to Seville and came back with 20 hotels that won't break the bank....more Article from Travel and Leisure
Music \| Nightlife Elvis has left the cantina It gave us the Lambada, Sabrina's Boys and, amazingly, Blue Monday. But now UK tourists looking to boogie head to Ibiza. Has the music died in the Costa del Sol?...more Article from Guardian Unlimited
Archaeology \| Art \| Beaches \| History Digging for Treasure Beachcombers hoping for a quiet stroll down the seaweed-strewn shores of Brownsea Island in the English Channel were in for a surprise earlier this month; in addition to the sounds of gentle waves lapping against the sand, they were greeted by the clink-clank of pickaxes and shouts of excited excavators....more Article from Newsweek International
Introduction - Marbella, Spain Article from Frommer's