Getting around
Drive times
A car is essential for most errands. The Hill Club’s gates and the quieter cul-de-sacs around the course make walking to amenities uncommon. Airport runs go via the A-7 or AP-7 toward Málaga.
| To | By car | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Los Naranjos clubhouse | On the doorstep | |
| Aloha / Las Brisas | A few minutes | |
| Centro Plaza / Nueva Andalucía | A short drive | |
| Puerto Banús | A short drive | South |
| Málaga airport (AGP) | about 55 min |
Character
Around the course, including the Hill Club
Los Naranjos is the residential belt that gathers around Los Naranjos Golf Club in Nueva Andalucía, inland of Puerto Banús. The course sits in the Golf Valley alongside Las Brisas and Aloha, and the villas and low-rise homes around it share mature planting and a green, open outlook.
This guide also covers Los Naranjos Hill Club, a gated villa community on slightly higher ground beside the course, where many plots look over fairways or toward the mountains. Frontline plots bring the fairway to the garden edge; homes a street or two back trade that intimacy for quieter gardens.
Green & outdoors
Fairways as the everyday view
Either way the rhythm is residential: morning play, shaded terraces and evening drives to the coast rather than a busy local high street.
Golf
Los Naranjos at the centre
The golf club is one of the valley’s visitor-friendlier courses and a familiar meeting point for people who live nearby. Aloha, Las Brisas and La Quinta sit within the same valley circuit if you want another course. Living here does not by itself mean membership.
Schools
International schools
Families use the wider Nueva Andalucía network of schools. Names and school-run times to confirm.
Everyday life
The valley, then Puerto Banús
For shops, schools and dining, residents use Centro Plaza, Aloha and the small centres along the valley roads, then drop down to Puerto Banús for the marina, beach clubs and a longer evening out. Marbella centre is a short drive east on the coastal road.
