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Holidays to Costa Del Sol
Information about Costa del Sol

With its unique microclimate, beautiful beaches, and all year-round sunshine, the Costa del Sol is the world Mecca for holidaymakers. Sparkling blue waters glisten in the sun as boats and yachts pull out of the many marinas dotted across this expansive coastal region. From Malaga province in the east, to the cusp of Cadiz province in the west, the Costa del Sol, which literally means, “sunny coast,” is southern Spain’s unique autonomous community. Its white-washed villages have become a delightful attraction for those looking for a flavour of authentic Andalucian life, while popular coastal towns such as Marbella and Puerto Banus, have become extremely popular destinations for great entertainment. Formerly comprised of fishing villages, mass tourism has transformed the Costa del Sol into a top tourist destination, with the typical Costa del Sol beach party providing a pulsating nightlife, plenty of water sports during the day, and fantastic beaches to bask in the sun. An ideal destination for a last minute holiday.

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Costa del Sol Culture

Experience the authentic Andalucian culture and take a trip into towns as Ronda, Monda, Coin, Guarro, and Ojen – each a tourist attraction in itself. Take a seat at one of the sumptuous tapas bars and experience the local cuisine, including tasty treats such as bocarones (deep fried sardines), champinones con ojo (mushrooms in garlic), gambas (prawns in garlic), patatas bravas (potatoes in a spicy tomato sauce) and plenty more. Food forms a potent element of the culture, and once you’ve washed your tapas down with a glass of sangria in the company of friends and family, you’ll suddenly discover it’s easy enough to slip into the Spanish way of life! The music of Andalucia is the music of flamenco, and since Andalucia is also the birthplace of many a famed flamenco dancer and singer, places such as the Teatro Cervantes in Malaga often stage shows featuring top stars of the flamenco scene. Andalucian culture is easy-going and laid back – it doesn’t take long to adapt to the Spanish love for food, siestas, and parties late into the night.

Tourist Attractions in Coast del Sol


Malaga is a city alive with the buzz of life. With Malaga University a second home to thousands of young people, it’s also a place full of students. An eclectic scene of art, music, theatre, and culture gives Malaga the cutting edge setting it apart from popular tourist destinations such as Marbella. Malaga is also home to the region’s most celebrated artist - the Picasso Museum is a must-see. Other tourist attractions include Marbella and Puerto Banus. Banus boasts the highest concentration of luxury cars per capita in the world. Million-dollar yachts line the Puerto Banus marina, just a stone’s throw from the lively bars, clubs, designer shops and boutiques - a haven for the fashion conscious. Estepona’s safari park, Selwo Park, makes a great day out for families with children. Many tourists in the Costa del Sol wish to venture out and see more of the surrounding area. It’s easy to hire a car and visit nearby towns and villages, or get a bus to Tarifa for a couple of days camping, or alternatively head off to Granada to see the opulent Moorish Alhambra Palace. Ronda is a splendid 18th century town situated on a towering plateau in the mountains, some thirty miles inland from Marbella. El Tajo, a nearby gorge, provides a dramatic viewpoint for visitors. Spectacular scenery also includes the El parador walkway along the river with its views out over the countryside.

Costa del Sol Weather


The unique microclimate of the Costa del Sol gives it all-year round sunshine. So it is no wonder that from a list of holidays, the Costa del Sol is often picked as the most popular destination to visit. Year-round beautiful weather in Costa del Sol, coupled with numerous golf courses also make the perfect Costa del Sol golf holiday. Should you arrive at the height of summer, expect sizzling temperatures in July and August while winters are mild enough to inspire vacations all-year round.

Hotels, Costa del Sol


As one of Europe’s most popular travel destinations, plenty of last minute holidays cater for a short break or spontaneous summer holiday. Of course, package holidays often include Costa del Sol hotels, car hire, and good flight deals. Agents can also arrange your Costa del Sol holiday for you, and book airline tickets or a charter flight ensuring a stress-free summer holiday right from the start.


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