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A Hipster’s Guide to Málaga

If you’re heading to Málaga without giving too much thought to what you want to do beyond tanning, tapas and taking it easy, you may be surprised to learn just how many options are at your fingertips. Over the past few years, the city has garnered quite the reputation as a hipster hangout, thanks to its vibrant indie culture and cool, youthful vibe. So, go beyond the regular tourist traps and discover a very different view of this sun-kissed superstar

Family-Friendly Benalmádena: A Theme Park Paradise

Not all kids, or parents for that matter, see a beach holiday as an opportunity to do nothing for a week or two, some kids are looking for something more… much more. So if you’ve got the kind of brood that arrives at a sunshine resort and instantly scouts around for activities to fill their days then you’re going to love Benalmádena. Set on Spain’s sunshine coast, the Costa del Sol – just along the shore from Torremolinos – the

Food Glorious Fine Food in Fuengirola

The resort of Fuengirola, on the Costa del Sol, has grown from a quaint fishing village into a lively holiday destination that combines luxury and relaxation. This Andalucian town is renowned for its one-off chic boutiques and great shopping centres, as well as its gorgeous sandy beaches (ideal for a relaxing day spent sunbathing or reading a good book!). There are also several historical attractions, including the Sohail Castle and the History Museum, that are worth visiting. Mostly though, this

Dine, Dance and Dazzle Your Date in Puerto Banús

You would have to be a seriously hardened luxury traveller not to be impressed by the sheer glitz and glamour that Spain’s most exclusive resort exudes. From a marina which is home to some of Europe’s largest super yachts, to restaurants and bars which play host to some of the world’s best-known faces, Puerto Banús oozes opulence. But just because this shimmering resort is the playground of the super rich, it doesn’t prevent us lesser mortals from stopping by to

Boozing and Schmoozing in Nerja

Found on the sunny corner of Southern Spain, the resort of Nerja boasts stunning sandy beaches to relax in the day and a lively nightlife that keeps you partying all night. We’re all at that point in winter when we just want a bit of sun and to relax and refuel. Nerja might just be the perfect destination for a warm winter break with your pals. There are 10 beaches to choose from, each one offering an array of sporting

A Taste of Torremolinos

Those seeking to escape the British winter and find some warmth should seriously consider a holiday to the Mediterranean resort town of Torremolinos. Located on Spain’s sunny Costa del Sol, this is one of the oldest resorts in the area and one with a welcoming charm. It is known for its vast and inviting sandy beaches, excellent shopping opportunities, busy nightlife and tantalising cuisine. Torremolinos is also a great base for cultural day trips with plenty of nearby attractions. Read

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Gibraltar Shore Excursions

Located on the southern tip of Spain overlooking the shipping lanes between the Atlantic and Mediterranean Oceans is the British Overseas Territory of Gibraltar. Such strategic importance and the fact that this limestone rock is connected to mainland Spain by a narrow isthmus frequently provokes political disputes between the governments of the United Kingdom and Spain. The territory was permanently ceded to the British Crown by the Treaty of Utrecht in 1713 and its sovereignty is unlikely to change as long as the local people remains so fervently British in their allegiance. An overwhelming 98% of the population voted in

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Make Merry Memories in Marbella

Looking for a getaway that promises sunshine, plenty of chances to relax and even more places to party? Basically, somewhere where you can let loose and forget the consequences? Marbella’s definitely the place to go then. With A-list clubs, sun-drenched beaches and awesome water sports, this Costa del Sol gem is the complete package.   Let Rip on the Water Find out who are the posers and who are the plain amateurs in the group with some rounds of cable skiing on the beautiful lake at Guadalmina Alta in San Pedro de Alcantara. You can either waterski, wakeboard or kneeboard

Stunning Spanish Scenery: Malaga Airport to Marbella

When you’re travelling from Malaga Airport to Marbella, our transfer services are not only economical and comfortable, but also informative. Our local drivers know Spain’s Costa del Sud inside out, and often enjoy sharing their extensive knowledge of the area with their curious passengers. We’ve assembled a list of our favourite spots along the route – don’t hesitate to ask your driver about them as you pass by. 1. Torremolinos About 15 minutes into your journey from Malaga Airport to Marbella, you will drive past Torremolinos. This is a world-renowned beach town – it was even visited by Frank Sinatra

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A Guide to Beaches in Estepona

While you may be drawn to the character and charm of Estepona’s narrow streets, historic buildings, and quaint old town, your teens will only be interested in one thing: the beach. Luckily, they won’t be disappointed — the town and surrounding area of Spain’s Andalucían Costa del Sol boast no fewer than 18 of them, all offering something a little bit different. Whether you want to stick close to your hotel (from Estepona to Marbella, the local hotels stretch along the coastline) or prefer to find something a little more secluded, you’ll discover what you’re looking for along these stretches

Torremolinos

A Taste of Culture and Luxury in Torremolinos

While Torremolinos, a scenic village in the Spanish Costa del Sol, is mainly popular for its sandy beaches, it’s worth getting off the towel and exploring this former fishing town’s wealth of cultural attractions. Whether you’re interested in the monuments, the gastronomy, or the flora and fauna of Torremolinos, the rich history of this popular holiday destination is bound to surprise and charm you. Beyond its beaches, there’s a whole other side of Torremolinos that most tourists miss. Here are some tips to make the most of a holiday filled with class, culture, and sunshine. Planning a family trip to

Marbella

Action-Packed, Child-Friendly Marbella

I know many parents who worry about taking their older children on holiday as they fear that they will become bored and grumpy. This is understandable (especially with teens!), which is why I always suggest picking somewhere that will provide plenty of opportunities for action and adventure. Marbella on southern Spain’s Costa del Sol is an excellent destination for families with older kids as it is known as a glamorous city with a great beaches and an even greater climate. Not only this, but its impressive natural surroundings mean that there are dozens of thrilling activities to try. These activities

Nerja

Nerja on Wheels: Alternative Ways to Explore the Town with Teens

Most teens will happily spend the whole of the family holiday moving as little as possible (for mine it’s: bed, beach, dinner and bed most days). But I have discovered a way to sneak a little sightseeing and family time into the mix that even the most sluggish young adults will enjoy. The trick is to sell sightseeing, and exploring the area beyond the beach, as an adrenaline-fuelled activity rather than a cultural one, and for this the range of high-octane tours I discovered on offer in Nerja are ideal. Nerja, a pretty beach resort on the Andalucían Costa del