Marbella will host the World Wellness Weekend, a wellness event that will feature over 100 free activities.

Marbella will host the ninth edition of the World Wellness Weekend (WWW) 2025 from September 19 to 21, featuring over a hundred free activities. The deputy mayor of San Pedro, Javier García, presented the event today, with the main venues being the San Pedro Promenade and the Mediterranean Avenue, highlighting the involvement of numerous public and private collaborators.

"This initiative comes at a time when society demands spaces for coexistence and more balanced life habits, and it is an opportunity to take care of oneself, share with others, and reinforce values such as kindness, peace, and solidarity," he assessed.

Yoga, pilates, fitness, massages, and aromatherapy are some of the activities offered, which also include proposals for families and children

Meanwhile, the WWW ambassador in Spain and Marbella, Lucía Romero, explained that the program includes free activities distributed across various thematic spaces, from gardens dedicated to yoga, pilates, and fitness to areas for massages, aromatherapy, energy techniques, and proposals for families and children. Moreover, the main stage will host world dance classes, shows, and concerts, including performances by Ketty Morilla and Los Calvin. The event will also feature a wellness tour on September 19 through various establishments that have joined the initiative.

Marbella, among the "most active" cities

Romero reminded that this event is held simultaneously in 155 countries and over 10,000 locations and emphasized that "Marbella is among the most active cities." "Wellness is not only physical health but also coexistence, solidarity, and connection with others," she pointed out, while encouraging the public to join this edition, which is themed 'Make wellness your superpower'.

Finally, the coordinator of the CADI Association, Maite Caño, thanked "the opportunity to be part of the event" and highlighted the importance of "giving visibility to vulnerable groups." She detailed that the program includes an accessible solidarity walk for all ages and abilities, as well as a charity bar, a raffle, an information stand, and sports exhibitions.