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Málaga

Sun, Sea, Sand and Something Different in Malaga

Malaga is a popular holiday destination, known and loved by many. This vibrant city (the second-largest in Andalusia) has much to recommend, not the least being access to some of the most beautiful beaches on the Costa del Sol. But alongside those obvious charms, there’s a host of very different kinds of attractions to discover – many of which will help you unlock the cultural and historical heart of the region.  For anyone considering a short (or longer) break in

Benalmádena

Benalmádena: Cultural Attractions and Beautiful Beaches

Benalmádena is a small resort town situated on the sunny shores of Costa del Sol in southern Spain, lying 12 km from Málaga, between Fuengirola and Torremolinos. The name of the town is derived from the Arabic “Ibn al-Madina”, meaning “son of the mines”, pointing to the mining activities carried out in the region during the Moorish period.  Discover Benalmádena  There are three main parts to the town. First, there’s the sprawling old town of Benalmádena Pueblo, perched atop a

3 Ways to Entertain the Kids in Marbella

On southern Spain’s Costa del Sol lies the vibrant city of Marbella, a fantastic destination for some family-friendly fun on a budget. In Marbella, there’s no shortage of ways to keep the kids entertained, from splashing around in water parks to building sandcastles on the stunning natural beaches. There are a whopping 24 beaches lining the Andalusian coastline, including the luxurious Las Chapas and the golden sands of Guadalmina. While much of your holiday is bound to be spent frolicking

Torremolinos

Torremolinos: Where History, Fun and Relaxation Go Hand-in-Hand

The resort town of Torremolinos once had the reputation of being a big party destination – and perhaps even a little bit tacky. I’m here to reassure you that while its partying days are not entirely gone, this seaside holiday town has matured into an attractive destination that curious travellers should add back onto their summer holiday bucket lists.  The town, which is conveniently located just seven kilometres from Malaga, retains the vibrant, fun atmosphere that has captured the hearts

2 Days With a Difference in Nerja

In the south of Spain, along the picture-perfect Costa del Sol, lies the seaside town of Nerja, located 50 kilometres east of Malaga in the autonomous community of Andalusia. As a former fishing village, Nerja is one of the few places on the Iberian Peninsula to have preserved its traditional charm. It offers a tranquil escape from the tourist crowds found in neighbouring cities, such as Marbella and Granada, and gives you the chance to discover one of Spain’s best-kept

Marbella

3 Things Not to Miss in Marvellous Marbella

The Costa del Sol is one of the most popular destinations in Spain for tourists from all over Europe. Boasting some of the country’s best beaches, delicious Mediterranean cuisine and a balmy sub-tropical climate, it’s no wonder that everyone including the rich and famous flock to its coastline for a summer getaway. Well-known resorts include Fuengirola and Puerto Banus, however, it’s the city of Marbella that steals the show. Just a short thirty-minute drive from Malaga airport, Marbella sits at

Discover the Wonderful Culture and History of Nerja

The Costa del Sol is one of the most visited destinations in Spain – and for good reason. The towns and villages here are pretty, drenched in sun and often within walking distance of spectacular beaches. They’re also filled with interesting and unique culture. Some people may tend to baulk at the mention of the Costa del Sol, but in truth there is everything that the cultured traveller could possibly want – starting, of course, with amazing towns like Nerja. 

estepona old town

A Stroll Through the Captivating Old Town of Estepona

With its gorgeous setting on Spain’s famous and much-loved Costa del Sol, the town of Estepona has huge appeal – not only to those looking for the classic relaxing beach holiday, but also to anyone who enjoys exploring culture and history. Renowned as one of the most attractive towns in the entire region, with its eclectic architecture and gorgeous floral displays, there’s definitely more to Estepona than meets the eye.  So, while there should most definitely be plenty of lazing