Puerto Banús

Puerto Banús is the most fashionable resort in southern Spain.

It is located 6km west of Marbella. It is the playground of the rich and famous with delightful restaurants and elegant shops.

The busy marina, surrounded by cafes and restaurants, is host to some of the most beautiful and impressive yachts in the world.

There are no high rises here just gleaming white buildings which contrast with the deep blue sea. The local views are spectacular and there is something here for everyone.

Ceuta

Known as “the gate-way to Africa”, Ceuta is a Spanish independence on the northern tip of the Morrocan coast and is the meeting point of two continents, two seas and many cultures all living side-by-side. You can experience cuisine from four different cultures and enjoy year round fiestas.

It's strategic position has made it a meeting point for different civilisations dating back to the 5 th Century BC. Spend time meandering around the town's cathedral, monuments, churches, and several mosques. Ceuta has a vibrant nightlife, especially for the youngsters. There are many shops and market places to visit during your stay.

Gibraltar

The Rock of Gibraltar is located at the entrance of the Mediterranean. Its strategic location and history have made it an international symbol of solidity and strength, and is frequently featured in the world press and media.

Gibraltar is connected to Spain by a sandy isthmus. The subject of repeated conquest and sieges Gibraltar has been a British Territory since 1704 when it was ceeded forever under the Treaty of Utrecht.

Gibraltar is incredibly rich and full of surprises. Things to do: Botanical Gardens, Moorish Castle, Barbary Apes, St Michael’s cave and duty free shopping in the busy high street.