Who says solo travel can’t include incredible food? In Marbella, I found myself indulging at Nobu, Messina, and Kava - three restaurants that deliver amazing flavors, cozy atmospheres, and dining experiences you’ll want to tell everyone about.

Want to spend a day on Marbella’s sand like a local? I’ve rounded up my favourite beach clubs, from relaxed hideaways to lively spots, with delicious food, cocktails, and sun-soaked vibes that make every visit unforgettable.

Marbella has some amazing parks that are perfect for a lazy afternoon. Think huge trees, turtles and ducks wandering around, and quirky sculptures to stumble upon. I loved exploring them, and I’m excited to share my favorites with you.

Marbella is obsessed with padel, and after trying courts all over town, so am I. Here’s my personal rundown of the clubs that genuinely impressed me. If you want great vibes, great courts, and a few surprises, this guide is for you.

Wander Marbella with me as I hunt down the city’s best gluten-free eats. From colorful breakfast bowls at Brunchit to elegant dinners at Cascada, this is a tasty, relaxed journey through flavors, vibes, and hidden foodie gems.

As a solo traveller in Marbella, I hit up a couple of salons and walked out feeling way more put together. Long hair trims, clean nails, and friendly vibes - these spots made the whole experience actually fun.

I’ve been exploring Marbella’s hotel scene one stay at a time, and here are two more 5-star picks that earned their place on my list. Warm service, great food, and calm, stylish rooms - everything that makes a solo trip feel just right.

Came to Marbella for the sun, stayed for the delis. From fresh seafood to jamón and all the little gourmet things in between, here’s what I found (and loved) while eating my way around town.

If you’re heading to Marbella and love a good round of golf, this trip was made for you. I explored some standout courses, each with its own charm, views, and stories. Here’s what made them worth the swing.

If you’re in Marbella and craving something real - not tourist-trap food - these three lunch spots are it. Think wood-fired pizza, fresh seafood, and tiramisu that’ll ruin you for all others. Trust me, you’ll leave smiling (and full).

Looking for the best of Marbella? I hit the rooftops, hunted hidden patios, and devoured killer paella, all as a solo traveler. Glamour, good vibes, and a few surprises along the way make this city impossible to forget.

Marbella mornings are all about strong coffee, good food, and a solid start to the day. I spent my time here tracking down the best spots to fuel up - three cafés that actually deliver on taste, vibe, and caffeine.

Sun-soaked beach beds, hidden Old Town corners, intimate vineyard tastings, and rooftop sunsets - join me on a solo journey through Marbella’s luxurious side.

I spent my days in Marbella wandering local markets, chilling at quiet viewpoints, sipping coffee in hidden cafés, and soaking up sunsets. Here’s how to enjoy the city on a budget without missing a thing.

Marbella isn’t just a destination - it’s a mood. During my stay, I got to experience some of the city’s finest hotels - each one with its own character, charm, and way of interpreting luxury. But every single one had that unmistakable Marbella magic.

Marbella has no shortage of hotels, but I tried four that actually stand out. From peaceful wellness retreats to vibrant design gems, join me as I rate, rant, and rave about the spots worth your time.

I fell for the quieter side of Cannes - the old town, its small cafés, and the simple pleasure of strolling through streets that feel timeless yet full of life.

Antibes for one: wandering the old town market, sipping espresso by the sea, cycling Cap d’Antibes at sunset, and marveling at yachts on Billionaire’s Quay. A solo journey full of flavors, music, and unforgettable moments.

Nice surprises at every turn - the sparkling Mediterranean, pastel Old Town streets, or a quiet café you never want to leave. As a solo traveler, it’s easy to navigate and endlessly charming, perfect for wandering, rooftop views, and hidden gems.

Antibes has a way of stealing your heart - history, markets, sea views, and hotels with real character. I spent my trip hopping between three very different stays, and here’s the lowdown on where to check in.