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Marbella Nightlife
Marbella nightlife varies tremendously, you can wander the narrow winding, cobbled streets of the old-town in search of a local bar or along the promenade. If you’re feeling adventurous you could take the bull by the horns and go on a pub-crawl in the port area and then hit some Marbella biggest and most extravagant nightclubs.
The Costa del Sol is a notorious late started when it comes to partying. Things don’t really get going after 1am, so expect a late night. If you’re considering a night out at one of the major clubs in Marbella, then in summer 3-4 am is a good time to arrive! In fact bring out your sun cream and you can hit the beach on your way home.
During the summer months Marbella is awash with international movie stars, musicians and wealthy business and media people, thus creating a very glitzy nightlife scene with some ridiculously expensive clubs. Foremost among these is the chic Oliva Valer , in the Carretera Istan. Open Friday and Saturday from midnight to 7am with a cover charge of €30. If you want to hobnob with the stars then this is the place to be. If you’re in the heart of historic Marbella, enjoy a night in the bodegas and taverns of the Old Town.
You find several little bars and cafés in and around Plaza de los Olivos and Plaza Joaquín Gómez Aguera . Most of them have a wide choice of sherries, wines, and tapas, the atmosphere in the area of friendly, local and inviting. The best flamenco club in town is Ana María on Plaza del Santo Cristo . The stage is full with singers, dancers, and musicians performing traditional and popular flamenco songs. The club only opens at 11pm and get going between midnight and 4am. The long and often-crowded bar area sells tapas, wine, sherry and a good selection of beers and soft drinks.
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