Puerto Banús travel guide & transfers
Superyachts, designer windows and the coast's late-night scene
About Puerto Banús
Puerto Banús is a purpose-built marina from 1970 that became the Costa del Sol's luxury shop window: 900 berths of yachts, a horseshoe of designer boutiques and restaurants, and a nightlife that runs until sunrise in summer. Behind it, Nueva Andalucía's golf valley holds four courses within three kilometres. It is 6 km west of Marbella centre and 62 km from Málaga airport, and taxis at 3 am are scarce — most guests pre-book both legs.
Top attractions
The marina front and its superyacht berths
El Corte Inglés and the designer boutique strip
Levante beach and the beach clubs beside the marina
Nueva Andalucía golf valley, four courses in three kilometres
Saturday morning street market at the bullring
Travel tips
- Dress codes apply at marina clubs and some restaurants after 22:00.
- Parking inside the port is limited; ask your driver for the Muelle Ribera or Bar Sinatra drop-off.
- Prices on the front line are far higher than two streets inland — locals eat in Nueva Andalucía.
Where it is
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