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Marbella has two faces. The old town is all whitewashed lanes, orange trees and the little Plaza de los Naranjos, while a few kilometres west Puerto Banús lines its harbour with superyachts. Champagne feels at home in both, from a counter in the central market to beach clubs known for their Champagne parties.
The Champagne on our map is spread along the coast rather than packed into one district. Near Puerto Banús and Nueva Andalucía you’ll find beach clubs and big international restaurants with long bottle lists. Closer to the centre, the municipal market on the edge of the old town has an oyster bar that pours Champagne at the counter. East of town, towards Elviria, resort restaurants and terraces look out through gardens to the sea.
Marbella’s dining scene leans international, so Champagne rarely feels out of place. Seafood is the easy pairing. Order oysters, grilled prawns or espetos, sardines threaded on skewers and grilled over a fire on the beach, a Málaga province classic.
Explore the Champagne Hunters map before you head out. If you find a bar or restaurant serving real Champagne that isn’t listed yet, add it to the map and help the next Champagne lover find it.
Marbella runs to a summer rhythm. From June to September the beach clubs are full, tables at popular restaurants go fast and many places stay open well past midnight. Out of season the town is calmer and some beach venues shorten their hours, so check before you go. Puerto Banús and the old town are several kilometres apart, so plan a taxi rather than a walk if you want to see both in one evening.
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Add a spotPuerto Banús and Nueva Andalucía have the biggest concentration of beach clubs and restaurants with Champagne lists. The old town and the central market are good for something more relaxed, and the eastern side of Marbella has resort restaurants with sea views. Use the Champagne Hunters map to see the listed venues.
Some venues pour Champagne by the glass, but bottle service is far more common in Marbella, especially at beach clubs. Use the map filter to find places serving it by the glass, and if you discover a new one, add it to the map.
Yes. Birthdays and big nights out are part of everyday life in Puerto Banús and along the Golden Mile, and many venues are set up for bottle service. If you want something quieter, a glass with oysters at the market works just as well.
Seafood is the natural match. Try oysters, grilled prawns, fried fish or espetos de sardinas, the skewered sardines grilled on the beach that you’ll find all along the Costa del Sol.
Try wines from the Málaga province, including the sweet Málaga wines and the dry reds and whites from the mountains around Ronda, about an hour inland.
Walk through the old town to Plaza de los Naranjos, follow the seafront promenade and visit Puerto Banús to see the yachts. For views over the coast, the hike up La Concha mountain behind the town is a local favourite.
Champagne Hunters only lists venues serving authentic Champagne from the Champagne region of France. Cava and other Spanish sparkling wines are not included unless the venue also serves Champagne.
