Start Saturday morning in Marbella's Old Town, where Plaza de los Naranjos (Orange Square) is at its quietest before the day-trip crowds arrive. Wander the whitewashed lanes, stop for coffee under the orange trees, and browse the small galleries and boutiques tucked into the side streets. By early afternoon, settle into a table at one of the tapas bars just off the square for a slow, unhurried lunch.

Spend the afternoon at the beach, either at one of the Golden Mile's beach clubs or a quieter stretch of sand further along the Paseo Maritimo. As the sun drops, head toward Puerto Banus for golden hour on the marina, where superyachts line the dock and the promenade fills with life. Dinner here ranges from casual seafood spots to some of the coast's most celebrated fine dining rooms.

On Sunday, slow the pace down. A morning walk or paddleboard session, a long brunch back at the villa, and an afternoon exploring one of the boutique shopping streets around Puerto Banus rounds out the weekend before guests either extend their stay or head to the airport, already planning the next visit.