Best Things to Do with Kids in Marbella
Discover the ultimate family adventures in Marbella — from dolphin watching
and jungle parks to beach fun and thrilling zip lines.
Marbella is one of the best family destinations on the Costa del Sol,
offering sunshine, beaches, outdoor adventures and plenty of activities
for children aged 4–14. Whether your family loves nature, sports,
wildlife or relaxing seaside days, these experiences guarantee unforgettable memories.
Amazonia Marbella, Elviria
Hidden amongst Marbella’s pine forests, Amazonia Adventure Park
features exciting tree-top circuits, climbing challenges and Andalucía’s
longest zip line at 240 metres.
Ages: 4+
Duration: 2–3 hours
Mistral Beach, Puerto Banús
One of Marbella’s most family-friendly beaches with calm waters,
beach restaurants, paddleboarding and plenty of space for children
to play safely.
Facilities: Sunbeds, restaurants & watersports
Perfect season: Spring to Autumn
Dolphin Spotting, Puerto Banús
Take a catamaran tour along Marbella’s coastline and watch playful
dolphins leap beside the boat — an unforgettable experience for children.
Tour length: 2–3 hours
Top tip: Book sunset departures
Benahavís River Walk
Explore crystal-clear rivers, waterfalls and natural pools in this beautiful canyon setting just outside Marbella.
Bring: Water shoes & swimwear
Distance: Easy family trail
Clubhouse Marbella
A fantastic indoor entertainment centre featuring trampolines, climbing areas, slides, VR games and soft play zones.
Ages: 2–12
Bonus: Café for parents
Los Arqueros Bowling
Enjoy modern bowling lanes, arcade games and family-friendly evening entertainment just minutes from Marbella centre.
Extras: Arcade & snack bar
Family tip: Try cosmic bowling nights
Bioparc Fuengirola
An immersive zoo experience with tropical habitats, exotic animals and interactive experiences children absolutely love.
Highlights: Tigers, lemurs & gorillas
Travel time: 20 mins from Marbella
Catching Crabs in Guadalmina
A simple yet magical experience where children can catch tiny crabs
and explore the river mouth ecosystem near San Pedro.
Cost: Free activity
Bring: Buckets & small nets
