Keys facts about Puerto Banus
A must-visit marina
Spain’s answer to St Tropez, Puerto Banús is a thriving marina, drawing in some five million visitors each year. It’s a regular haunt for international A-listers, housing the luxurious boats of some of the world’s wealthiest individuals – the King of Saudi Arabia included! It’s every ounce a glitzy waterfront.
Wine and dine like the stars
Puerto Banús’ harbour is lined with an array of restaurants, so going hungry is the least of your worries. Serving up enormous, authentic pizzas, Italian joints come highly recommended and welcome global stars. Simply sit back and watch the world go by at the packed-out Sinatra Bar.
A shopping Mecca
You’ll find an abundance of designer boutiques and independent clothing retailers, both on the seafront and throughout the narrow streets, plus a selection of souvenir shops. Open daily during the summer months, Puerto Banús’ artisan market is worth a visit, boasting hand-crafted goods and tasty, traditional treats.
Language
Spanish
Currency
Euro (€)
Time difference
+1hr
Local beer
£2.50
Three-course meal for two
£42.10
Average flight times
3hrs
