Property in Puerto Banus – The owner's business card, which attests to their wealth and financial capabilities.
The famous port was named after the Spanish businessman José Banus Madeus. He created his brainchild in tandem with the Mexican architect of Russian descent, Arnold Schreck, a developer and builder of homes in Beverly Hills (California, USA) and the creator of the "Acapulco Style," which was successfully applied to this project. The result was stunning.
In May 1970, the opening ceremony of Puerto Banús took place. The scale of the celebration was unprecedented – almost two thousand representatives of the world's elite arrived for the holiday. Among them: the Spanish royal family Don Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia, the iconic film director Roman Polanski, Prince Aga Khan IV, the founder of Playboy Hugh Marston Hefner, the princely couple of Monaco, Prince Rainier and Princess Grace Kelly. The carefully planned event scenario: exquisite dishes and drinks, high-level service, and a varied concert program put the guests in such a mood that the land plots surrounding the port offered by the enterprising owner were sold out almost that same evening.
Puerto Banús and its surrounding palaces, residences, and villas occupy 15 hectares. The pier can accommodate thousands of vessels up to 50 meters long. Near the ancient Moorish tower is the far pier, "Pier Zero," where the largest yachts of the world's wealthiest people are moored. A string of cozy beaches stretches along the bay, the most popular being Puerto Banús, covered in fine yellow sand, where the shallow waters warm up even in the off-season. The Rio Verde River, with its suspension bridge, runs along the beach's eastern end. Venus Beach is known for its well-designed infrastructure. A breakwater reliably protects the bay from high waves.
Design bureaus and haute couture houses present their masterpieces in numerous boutiques, exclusive jewelry, exquisite fragrances - for every taste and preference. All doors are open until late at night. Here it is not uncommon for a store to close to serve one client - the result is a deal with many zeros. The average cost of cars on the streets of the city is 500,000 euros. And if you're yearning for a new Lamborghini, Ferrari, Aston Martin, or Rolls-Royce, this is the place to get one without a waiting list. Michelin-starred restaurants, whose chefs rival Hollywood stars in fame, nightclubs, beach parties, and a wide variety of sporting activities are all at the service of the city's wealthy and famous residents and their guests. The port is among the five most expensive in the world, due to its enduring popularity and the small size of the harbor.
With an apartment or house in Puerto Banus, you can enjoy this fashionable coastal area with its wide range of luxury leisure options or rent out your property for profit.
Puerto Banus is an officially recognized tourist attraction in Spain, awarded the Golden Mercury medal in Rome for its contribution to economic and cultural development. The port has been bustling with life for 40 years, and the best competition project for its development and expansion will soon be realized, filling Puerto Banus with new energy.
