Which month is best for Marbella?

Marbella enjoys a Mediterranean climate with long hot summers and relatively short mild winters. If you love to follow the sun the best time to go to Marbella is between June and September. The hottest month of the year is August with an average daily maximum of 31 C and an average low of 23 C.



People Also Ask

May-August Summertime is Marbella's sweltering high season, when both temps and the number of travelers skyrocket.

MORE DETAILS

With two days in Marbella, you've got enough time to enjoy palm-lined beaches and chic bars, and explore the Old Town; you can also take a day trip to the historical cities of inland Andalucia. To get the most from your short stay on the Costa del Sol, here are our top tips.

MORE DETAILS

Costa Del Sol enjoys a Mediterranean climate with long hot summers and relatively short mild winters. If you love to follow the sun the best time to go to Costa Del Sol is between July and August.

MORE DETAILS

January is the coldest time of the year, with the average daily temperatures at around 17 °C.

MORE DETAILS

Marbella is considered to be the most popular holiday destination in Spain. Marbella is not only about lively nightclubs and bars but has pristine beaches to explore, some world-class museums with art galleries to visit, and incredible architecture to witness.

MORE DETAILS

Due to this international and luxury attraction, the average price of property in Marbella is one of the highest on the Costa del Sol, finding very exclusive homes in well known nearby areas such as Benahavís, Guadalmina, Nueva Andalucía, San Pedro de Alcántara, Elviria, Puerto Banús, Sierra Blanca and Marbella itself, ...

MORE DETAILS

Ibiza offers an intoxicating mix of party vibes and serene landscapes, making it a paradise for the youthful and adventurous. However, Marbella provides a more comprehensive package. It offers the same level of hedonistic enjoyment as Ibiza but supplements it with a mature, cosmopolitan vibe.

MORE DETAILS

The Most Expensive Areas in Marbella, Spain, which is therefore also Most Expensive Areas on the Costa del Sol, is Santa Margarita, an elegant and very private enclave just off the famous Golden Mile that runs close to the sea from Puerto Banús to Marbella's centre.

MORE DETAILS

Marbella is a high-end and luxurious tourist destination, but it can also be budget-friendly if planned wisely. Accommodation in Marbella tends to be more costly than in other Spanish cities, but transportation costs are reasonable.

MORE DETAILS

The Golden Mile The area actually stretches about 4 miles (6½ kilometres) along the coast between the Old Town and the harbour of Marbella and Puerto Banús. This is the most exclusive district on the entire Costa del Sol, with grand villas, high-end retail, opulent dining and chic nightlife.

MORE DETAILS

Not far inland from Estepona is Grazalema, Spain's wettest place. The area from Malaga eastwards is generally warmer throughout the year than the rest of the Costa del Sol because the Atlantic breezes don't reach the area. This is an advantage in winter, but not in the summer.

MORE DETAILS