It is time to take a break, so why not hire a private jet to Marbella? Marbella, a famous region in the Costa del Sol, is a premium vacation destination in Spain. Laze in the warm waters of the Mediterranean Sea while taking in the delights of this city.
What is the best airport for private flights to and from Marbella?
For travel to Marbella, Málaga Costa del Sol Airport (AGP/LEMG) is the principal arrival point for the Andalusian coastline. Its 3,200-metre runway accommodates all classes of private aircraft. The airport’s location provides a short ground transfer to Puerto Banús and the area’s exclusive hotels and villas.
Airports | IATA | ICAO | Dist. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Málaga Costa del Sol Airport | AGP | LEMG |
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What can you do in Marbella?
Private boat charters along the Costa del Sol offer time for cruising and swimming. In the hills of Benahavís, Marbella Club Golf Resort provides an 18-hole course, with maximum handicaps of 28 for men and 36 for women required to play.
Marbella Club Thalasso Spa
If you aren’t staying at the Marbella Hotel, you’ll want to book a spa treatment at the Marbella Club Thalasso Spa. First, try the Finnish sauna or the hammam steam room and then go for your treatment at the spa specializing in using sea products.
Puerto Banús Yacht Rentals
If you’re taking a private jet to vacation in Marbella, then explore the Marbella coastline with a yacht rental, fishing or sailing charter from Marbella Charters. Snorkel for hours in the ocean and, if you’re lucky—get to swim with the dolphins.
Tour of Ronda and Vineyard Lunch
Two boutique vineyards in Ronda produce some of the most sterling wines in this unique microclimate. Enjoy a small, intimate group tour of these vineyards, lunch in the vineyards and take a self-directed walk around the historical surrounds of Ronda for a great activity.
Where should you stay in Marbella?
Marbella Club offers a beachfront setting with its pier and spa. Puente Romano Beach Resort has the layout of a whitewashed Andalusian village, with suites offering private terraces and a Six Senses Spa.
Where should you eat in Marbella?
Skina presents contemporary Andalusian cuisine through tasting menus and à la carte choices, supported by an extensive wine cellar. At COYA Marbella, the focus shifts to Peruvian cooking with Japanese, Chinese and Spanish influences.
Lobito de Mar
For visitors wanting to test the traditional fusion food of the island, dine out in luxury at Lobito de Mar. To satisfy your palate, you have access to an exquisite menu consisting of everything from savoury rice dishes to fish and other seafood, including red tuna.
Ta-Kumi
Ta-Kumi is a traditional Japanese restaurant offering an à la carte experience of delectable meals such as the tempura California roll. So, if you love your prawns and exotic seafood, and other traditional Japanese cuisine, this one is for you.