Emergencies
Any emergency: ambulance, fire brigade or police. They answer in English and other languages.
Local guide
What is worth having to hand during your stay. Hopefully you will never need it.
Free, from any phone.
Any emergency: ambulance, fire brigade or police. They answer in English and other languages.
Medical emergencies in Andalusia.
National Police: theft, lost documents and police reports.
Local Police: traffic, noise and street incidents.
Guardia Civil.
Salud Responde, the Andalusian health information line, 24 hours.
Poison information (medicines, cleaning products, mushrooms), 24 hours.
With a European Health Insurance Card (EHIC), necessary care at the public hospital is free. Private hospitals charge for the visit or bill your insurer.
A-7 motorway, km 187, Marbella. The public hospital for the area and the closest to Las Chapas.
951 976 669Avda. Severo Ochoa, 22, Marbella. 24-hour emergencies for adults, children and gynaecology.
952 774 200Marbella seafront promenade, Edificio Mayoral. 24-hour emergencies.
952 861 400Avenida de los Argonautas s/n, Benalmádena, further away towards Málaga. 24-hour emergencies.
952 367 190Out of hours there is always one open, but it changes every day. The official list is on the website of Spain's General Council of Pharmacists, and every closed pharmacy posts the duty one on its door.
Many medicines sold over the counter elsewhere need a prescription here, antibiotics for example. For minor things, Spanish pharmacists give very good advice.
Edificio Coronado, Avenida Cuesta Correa, Urbanización Marbesa, Las Chapas, Marbella. Exit 191 of the A-7.
We know the area and will help with whatever you need.