There are moments when Marbella becomes pure magic. When the scent of incense fills the air, the city beats to the rhythm of drums, and the coast lights up, we know Holy Week has arrived. In Marbella, Holy Week, plans, and the art of good eating blend together as naturally as a sunny afternoon. This year, tradition and gastronomy go hand in hand in our spaces, where every corner invites you to savour the true essence of Málaga.
In Marbella, Holy Week is culture, gastronomy, and landscape. It’s that perfect plan that begins with coffee in the sun, continues with a rice dish by the sea, passes through a procession on Calle Ancha, and ends with a cocktail in good company. That’s why this year, the best Holy Week plans are right here. No need to leave the city, no need to compromise on flavour—just pure emotion, wrapped in everything Málaga has to offer during these special days.
From the purest tradition to innovation at the table, our brands are ready to accompany you. Because every procession deserves a pause, and every emotion, a bite. In Marbella, memories are meant to be tasted.
Enjoy in Marbella
At Tragabuches Marbella, Holy Week is lived with nostalgia—and with a spoon. In the heart of the city, as the processions wind through the streets and the murmur of the crowd turns into emotion, our restaurant becomes a haven. Dining in Marbella here takes on a new meaning: it’s an homage to the timeless cuisine that smells like home. “Andalucía en la mesa” captures the soul of each traditional stew and turns it into a ritual. Perfect for those looking to pause between processions, without missing out on the flavour of authenticity.
And if you choose to escape the bustle and follow the Atlantic breeze, BiBo Tarifa awaits with the soul of the free-spirited South. Its laid-back, worldly, and colourful cuisine nods to those who see Holy Week as a celebration on the move. Here, plans mix with cocktails that taste like early summer. If you’re after something different this Holy Week, head to Tarifa and discover the most nomadic, fun-loving version of BiBo.

Plans to avoid getting bored
Leña, meanwhile, comes alive with the power of fire and ambiance. When night falls and Marbella dresses in its Holy Week finest, Leña becomes a gathering place. Here, charcoal and flame tell their own passionate story. Ideal for those who, after a day full of emotion and tradition, want to savour a perfectly grilled cut of meat, paired with great wine and conversation. Because Holy Week in Marbella isn’t just about processions—it’s also about unforgettable dinners.
For those heading to the beach and craving a plan with a view, Lobito de Mar makes it easy. Close to the sea, without straying far from the city centre, tapas become an art form. From lemon-marinated anchovies to our famous scarlet prawn rice, dining in Málaga here means surrendering to pure product and flavour. Perfect for those who enjoy Holy Week without haste, strolling from one procession to another, with the sound of the sea in the background.