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The Old Town, Puerto Banús and Mijas Pueblo in a day
The day trip to Marbella and Mijas from Málaga takes in three very different places in a single day: Marbella’s old town, with its Plaza de los Naranjos, Puerto Banús and Mijas Pueblo, perched on the mountainside at 428 metres.
Marbella is an hour and a quarter from the capital and Mijas, three-quarters of an hour away. The day’s programme includes a visit to the CAC museum in Mijas, accompanied by a glass of Muscat wine.
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Discover the white villages located on the Costa del Sol of Malaga: Mijas, Marbella and Puerto Banus. This tour is the essence of the Costa del Sol. A panoramic view of this corner of Spain that has emerged from the influence of tourism.
🚍Malaga & Costa del Sol⏩Marbella 🕑1 hour 45 minutes
🚍 Marbella ⏩ Puerto Banús🕑15 minutes
🚍 Puerto Banús⏩Mijas Pueblo🕑 45 minutes
🚍Mijas Pueblo⏩Malaga & Costa del Sol 🕑1 hour
6 - 8 hours
The Plaza de los Naranjos is the heart of the old town, with its 16th-century Town Hall and the whitewashed streets leading off from it. Nearby are the remains of the Moorish wall and the Church of La Encarnación.
The best-known marina on the Costa del Sol, with moorings for large boats and a shopping area featuring international brands. It stands in stark contrast to the old town.
At an altitude of 428 metres on the hillside of the mountain range, with steep streets, whitewashed houses and viewpoints overlooking the entire Costa del Sol. The tour includes a visit to the CAC Mijas museum, with a glass of muscatel wine.
Select an available date and complete your booking online with immediate confirmation. You will receive details of the departure and the pick-up point for your hotel.
Marbella also appears in combination with Gibraltar on a full-day excursion.
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Three different places in a single day: Marbella’s old town with the Plaza de los Naranjos, Puerto Banús with its marina, and Mijas Pueblo, a white village in the mountains at an altitude of 428 metres, with views across the entire Costa del Sol.
Between six and eight hours, including travel time. Marbella is an hour and a quarter from Málaga city centre and Mijas is three-quarters of an hour from there, so it’s one of the shortest trips in the catalogue.
The day’s programme includes a visit to the CAC Mijas museum, accompanied by a glass of Muscat wine. The rest of the tour takes place outdoors: the old town of Marbella, Puerto Banús and the streets of Mijas Pueblo are explored on foot, with no admission fees.
Yes. The itinerary allows for some free time in Marbella and Puerto Banús, where there are restaurants and shops. The same applies to Mijas Pueblo, although the village is small and can be explored in just over an hour.
Marbella and Puerto Banús are on flat ground. Mijas Pueblo, on the other hand, is set in the mountains and has steep, cobbled streets, so comfortable footwear is advisable. It doesn’t require any particular effort, but you will be walking uphill.
Marbella is an hour and a quarter from Málaga city centre, and Mijas Pueblo is three-quarters of an hour away. We pick up passengers in the capital and at hotels along the western coast.
If you’re staying in Marbella or Fuengirola, you’re on your way, so your pick-up is one of the last on the route and you get more out of the day than if you were setting off from Málaga.
The three stops on the excursion are all very different from one another, and it’s worth bearing this in mind when making your choice: Marbella is an Andalusian old town with squares lined with orange trees, whilst Puerto Banús is a marina and commercial port.
Mijas Pueblo is quite unlike anything else: A white village in the mountains, at an altitude of 428 metres, with steep streets and views stretching across the Costa del Sol.
