Category: Life in Marbella

Education is one of the key factors we consider before relocating. When reviewing the various property listings on the Costa del Sol, clients often ask us about the level of education in Spain and Marbella itself. The answer is always one, as it is simply excellent.

The Spanish ‘digital nomad’ visa is available to non-EU citizens who work remotely for companies outside Spain. Applicants can obtain a maximum of 20 per cent of their income from Spanish companies. We outline all the conditions that need to be met in order to obtain the visa.

The beginning of the year is a time when many people start thinking about finding a new job, changing jobs or even leaving the country and relocating. If you decide to make the last decision on this list, it is worth knowing the labour market expectations of the place you intend to move to. We… Continue reading New year, new challenges: live and work in Marbella

Marbella’s status as a luxury resort requires the regional government to take measures that adapt the city to the expectations of tourists visiting the Costa del Sol. For this reason, investments have been planned for the coming years to reinforce the city’s good image.

CrossFit is a workout that has definitely grown in popularity in recent years. It was created in 2000 by Greg Glassman. Today, crossfit is breaking records in popularity all over the world, including among Costa del Sol residents!

There are 336 dimples in a golf ball, which is roughly the number of sunny days per year on the Costa del Sol. This coincidence is hard to ignore, especially as the area around Marbella – the capital of luxury holidays on the Sunshine Coast – is packed with golf courses, and not just any… Continue reading Costa del Golf

The city of Marbella is a symbol of the Costa del Sol. Synonymous with prestige and luxury, the resort attracts the attention of investors and tourists from all over the world, with spectacular properties worth up to over 100 million!

Learn the secret to healthy living – Andalusia is all about sunshine, serenity, microclimates and delicious food: fresh fish and seafood, olive oil, aromatic herbs. Why has the Mediterranean diet won the ranking of most healthy in the WHO report for several years?

Learn the secrets of Andalusian cuisine and the types of long-matured, fine hams! Find out where the difference in taste between jamón ibérico and jamón serrano comes from? We will also tell you today how to easily distinguish between these Spanish delicacies in the shop.

Riofrio – this small town in Granada is famous for producing real caviar. What is the secret of Riofrio’s luxurious caviar? Discover the Andalusian delicacy, organic caviar, served in Michelin-starred restaurants around the world!

The Costa del Sol is a dream destination for golf fans – the microclimatic conditions mean that the golf season here lasts almost all year round. If you’re wondering if this is the sport for you, we encourage you to read a short guide to this great game.

If you like water sports, you can really try everything here. From kayaking to water skiing and diving to all kinds of surfing. And you can successfully combine sailing with relaxing dolphin watching. Welcome to a paradise for water sports enthusiasts!