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3 Days, 3 Classic Gourmet Treats Not to Miss in Malaga

Contents: Food, Glorious Andalusian Food Day One: Pipirrana Malagueña Day Two: Gazpachuelo Malagueño Day Three: Pescaíto Frito Where to Stay How to Get There The delights of Malaga are well documented. With a plethora of golden beaches, unlimited sunshine, and no dearth of historical attractions, this lovely Andalusian gem lounging on the edge of the Mediterranean is confident, cosmopolitan and cultural, much loved by visitors from all over the world. Beyond even that, however, there is yet another reason to

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

Torremuelle

Top Five Attractions in Southern Spain’s Torremuelle

As a curious traveller who likes to mix a little relaxation along with the adventure, I have no problems with a good old beach holiday — that’s if the location is right. If you’re like me and you’re someone who is looking to combine the opportunity to rest and recharge with a few days of exploration, then Torremuelle Beach on the Costa del Sol is the ideal destination for your next getaway. Located in Benalmádena and close to fantastic Fuengirola

History Beyond Comparison in Magnificent Malaga

History buffs are going to be in their element when they visit this fabulous city in southern Spain. Malaga is bursting at the seams with historical accolades, and you can sightsee during the day and enjoy the laidback Spanish atmosphere by night. Here I have detailed some of my favourite places to explore when on a history-focussed trip to this fascinating city. Alcazaba Despite its tourist-based popularity when it comes to sights in the city, this fortress palace is definitely

Sunny, Sandy Days and Bold, Boozy Nights in Puerto Banús

What rhymes with party on the Costa del Sol? Puerto Banús that’s what! Even if you have to use a little poetic licence to make that literally true, this buzzing little place is one of Spain’s most favoured resorts to let it all hang out in style. While it’s long been renowned as a playground of the rich and famous, don’t be fooled: there’s just as much going on for the real people as well. If you’re looking for somewhere

Terrific Torremolinos: A Destination for the Whole Family

If you’re looking for a holiday to satisfy the whole family, Torremolinos could be the perfect place for you. It’s easy enough to just lounge around on a beach when your children are babies and toddlers, but as they grow up you might find you need something a little more to keep them engaged. If this sounds like you, read on for some of the best activities available for the whole family in this up and coming resort.  Where is

Museum Madness from Málaga Airport to Seville

Are you coming down with something? Are you feeling a bit hot, sort of feverish? I’m no doctor, but I have a sneaking suspicion that you’ve got a dire diagnosis – museum madness. And there’s only one way to cure it if you’re not a curator: head to these historical hubs and immerse yourself in antiquity. There’s no better place to do this than Málaga and, when you take a transfer from Málaga Airport to Seville, you’re going to be

Fall in Love on Our Transfer from Málaga Airport to Nerja

It’s true that Paris is the stereotypical city of love but, much like the death of Romeo, it’s time to poison the idea that it’s the only romantic destination out there. If you and your sweetheart are looking for an intimate getaway, Málaga is a hidden gem. It may not immediately jump to mind: however there are a number of amorous attractions – and you can get a lovely overview of them on your transfer from Málaga Airport to Nerja.

Keeping Fit for the Full-Time Traveller in Europe

Whether you’re a seasoned traveller who’s finally starting to notice the effect of those all too frequent airport fast-food chain trips on your body, or you’re a travel novice looking for ways to optimise your holiday experience, keeping fit and healthy on your trip is a crucial factor to ensuring you get the most from the place you’re visiting.

Off the Beaten Track between Málaga and Calahonda

Located in the far south of Spain, on the eastern side of the country, Calahonda is a quiet, culturally unique place, just a short car ride away from Málaga airport. The town of Málaga has more to recommend than some might expect, and this list of attractions between the airport and Calahonda has some truly unique stuff. The journey only takes around half an hour, but it can be well worth keeping an eye out for some of these highlights

Grab Your Sketchbook and Heady for Arty Estepona

If I suggested visiting the tourist Mecca of Costa del Sol in order to discover an ‘authentic’ Spanish town, you might just think I’ve lost my mind… but stick with me for a minute! If you’re looking for a genuine insight into Andalucía, Estepona is a great choice. Okay, I admit, that it is a popular holiday destination and not exactly what springs to mind when you think ‘off the beaten track’, but step back from the Blue Flag beaches

Mijas

Discover the Culture and History of the Andalucian White Village

Mijas Costa on Spain’s Costa del Sol is a region primarily known for its sun, sea and sand. But if you dig a little deeper, you will discover a rich culture that appeals to any traveller looking to see the heart and soul of their destination whilst soaking up the sun. Mijas is comprised of the intriguing and beautiful Mijas Pueblo village, the 12km Mijas Costa coastal strip and a modern commercial district called Las Lagunas. There is also a