Your ultimate Costa del Sol Guide

Costa del Sol Guide

Whether you are looking for sun and beach fun, if you like city breaks to Malaga, discover beautiful corners of the province, if you enjoy adventure sports… This and much more we have prepared for you in your definitive Costa del Sol guide.

At MalagaCar.com we are proud to be able to offer one of the most complete guides to the Costa del Sol.

To our extensive library we add weekly new articles of interest to make the most of your stay on the Costa del Sol, with a wide range of ideas, suggestions and proposals.

Start planning your visit to Malaga with us and do not forget to rent a car. Most of the activities might require your own transportation means.

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Calle Larios and Alameda Principal: The elegant heart of Malaga

Calle Larios and Alameda Principal

Today, we’re taking you for a stroll through two of the most iconic spots in Malaga’s city centre: Calle Larios and the Alameda Principal.

Located in the heart of Malaga, just steps away from the stunning Muelle Uno (Pier One) these two areas form the city’s quintessential social, commercial and pedestrian hub. By day and by night, the area buzzes with life and a vibrant mix of the daily routines of locals and visitors from around the globe.

Enjoy a leisurely walk, discover hidden corners or sit back on a terrace or in a traditional bar — let´s go for a walk!

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Savour the Malaga Wines – Wine tourism in Malaga

Wine tourism in Malaga has been established for years as an interesting complementary offer.

The fertile lands of Malaga have a long history of vine cultivation dating back hundreds of years. There are currently 45 wineries and two Denominations of Origin in the province of Malaga. Almost half of these wineries (around 22) are concentrated in the Serranía de Ronda. The remaining production and vineyards are distributed among the Axarquía, Montes de Málaga, the Northern zone and Manilva.

We present you the best wineries and the wine and grape harvest festivals that take place in Malaga from August to December.

 

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Visit the Caminito del Rey – Everything you need to know

caminity del rey

The Caminito del Rey is one of the most spectacular natural sites in Malaga and Spain.

Here is everything you need to know to plan an excursion to this beautiful spot.

If you like nature, hiking and do not suffer from vertigo, we strongly recommend you to visit this emblematic place. You will love it!
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Speed cameras in Malaga 2026

speed cameras in Malaga. Costa del Sol guide
  • Posted on August 11, 2026
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We tell you everything about speed cameras in the province of Malaga.

We are expecting a very active summer in terms of travel in our beautiful province.

And if we prefer to spend our money on cold beers and fried fish instead of fines, it is worth bearing in mind where these fixed radars, stretch radars (those that force you to respect the maximum speed limit for several kilometres) and hidden mobile radars are located.

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Malaga Fair 2026 – Everything you need to know

Malaga Fair
  • Posted on August 6, 2026
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The Malaga Fair is one of the liveliest and most popular fairs in Andalusia and attracts every year a large number of local and foreign visitors who enjoy lots of music, dancing and cold Cartojal to combat the high temperatures.

It takes place during the day in the streets of the historic centre and then moves at night to the fairgrounds where people continue to party until dawn.

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