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Marbella hosts Peter Andre and family
Musician and television star Peter Andre recently took his children for a break in Marbella, Spain, where they were spotted having a relaxing time by the pool.
The Mysterious Girl singer, who is now enjoying being single following his divorce from model wife Katie Price, took four-year-old Junior and two-year-old Princess Tiaamii for the break where they enjoyed a Mediterranean boat trip.
It is easy to see why the musician chose to holiday with his family in the Andalusian holiday resort, which is famous for attracting rich and prominent people.
Located next to the Mediterranean sea, the destination combines modern-day resort amenities with attractions and buildings highlighting its former Moorish history, according to Trip Advisor.
The destination has a lot to offer in terms of entertainment for individuals and families, thanks to an abundance of parks and gardens, water sport amenities, golf courses, horse riding facilities and hiking trails.
According to Indigo Guide, Marbella is "Spain's answer to St Tropez" because of its popularity with celebrities and people who are "seriously star-struck".
The guide says the destination is not only "classy" and "glitzy", but "simply oozes coastal charisma".
Visitors wishing to experience this allure may want to head to Marbella's famous seafront known as the Golden Mile, which stretches from the western edge of Marbella city to Puerto Banus.
The beautiful stretch is where the region's richest people are to be found and boasts flashy cars and magnificent villas.
Not to be missed while visiting Marbella is the vibrant nightlife, which ranks highly among other Spanish coastal resorts.
There are a variety of restaurants, bars and clubs in Marbella, with "the most exclusive and classy venues" set in Puerto Banus and on the Golden Mile, according to andalucia.com.
The website said: "Visitors who come to this stylish resort come to party, and there is no shortage of late night bars, clubs and restaurants to keep them entertained."
Olivia Valere is one of the clubs located in the area and Andalucia.com says "it's worth staying up late" for the "seriously swanky venue, which always delivers a euphoric punch".
Boasting an expansive dance floor, the venue is also ideal for those wishing to spot celebrities.
Other clubs include Suite, which opens during the winter and spring, rhythm and blues base the Loft, Niki Beach, Icon, Scream Disco, Dreamers Disco and La Comedia.
Meanwhile, over-50s specialist Saga Group recently revealed that an increasing number of pensioners are heading overseas to destinations such as Spain, France, Italy and the US.
The company said that September is the most popular month for this age group to travel and that they are obtaining travel insurance in droves as they head for their holidays.
The Mysterious Girl singer, who is now enjoying being single following his divorce from model wife Katie Price, took four-year-old Junior and two-year-old Princess Tiaamii for the break where they enjoyed a Mediterranean boat trip.
It is easy to see why the musician chose to holiday with his family in the Andalusian holiday resort, which is famous for attracting rich and prominent people.
Located next to the Mediterranean sea, the destination combines modern-day resort amenities with attractions and buildings highlighting its former Moorish history, according to Trip Advisor.
The destination has a lot to offer in terms of entertainment for individuals and families, thanks to an abundance of parks and gardens, water sport amenities, golf courses, horse riding facilities and hiking trails.
According to Indigo Guide, Marbella is "Spain's answer to St Tropez" because of its popularity with celebrities and people who are "seriously star-struck".
The guide says the destination is not only "classy" and "glitzy", but "simply oozes coastal charisma".
Visitors wishing to experience this allure may want to head to Marbella's famous seafront known as the Golden Mile, which stretches from the western edge of Marbella city to Puerto Banus.
The beautiful stretch is where the region's richest people are to be found and boasts flashy cars and magnificent villas.
Not to be missed while visiting Marbella is the vibrant nightlife, which ranks highly among other Spanish coastal resorts.
There are a variety of restaurants, bars and clubs in Marbella, with "the most exclusive and classy venues" set in Puerto Banus and on the Golden Mile, according to andalucia.com.
The website said: "Visitors who come to this stylish resort come to party, and there is no shortage of late night bars, clubs and restaurants to keep them entertained."
Olivia Valere is one of the clubs located in the area and Andalucia.com says "it's worth staying up late" for the "seriously swanky venue, which always delivers a euphoric punch".
Boasting an expansive dance floor, the venue is also ideal for those wishing to spot celebrities.
Other clubs include Suite, which opens during the winter and spring, rhythm and blues base the Loft, Niki Beach, Icon, Scream Disco, Dreamers Disco and La Comedia.
Meanwhile, over-50s specialist Saga Group recently revealed that an increasing number of pensioners are heading overseas to destinations such as Spain, France, Italy and the US.
The company said that September is the most popular month for this age group to travel and that they are obtaining travel insurance in droves as they head for their holidays.