Inland tourism in Malaga has grown a lot. Even in the winter months, as the province of Malaga hosts some of the most beautiful landscapes of Spain.
Here are some of the most impressive views of Malaga.
Category: Leisure
The Costa del Sol is equivalent to rest, wellness and relaxation, and a warm atmosphere near the sea. To this culture of well-being also belong the Spas, to which we dedicate this blog.
We review not only the best Spas on the Costa del Sol but also some more accessible ones that are certainly worth a visit for their pleasant facilities.
Enjoy!
We present you in this article Gastronomy in Malaga some interesting options to taste Malaga, very traditional and popular places and also more hidden and different places.
In Malaga, as a typical Mediterranean city, life goes on in the streets and one of the favourite pastimes of the Malagueños is undoubtedly “going out”: going for a coffee, having a drink in a bar with tapas, going for lunch, going for dinner….
It is not surprising, therefore, that there is an immense gastronomic offer in the city, from the most traditional Andalusian to international fusion cuisine. (more…)
Coming to the Costa del Sol with little time? Want to see Malaga in one day? Find out the best tips here!
We’re not going to fool you, if you can only spend one day in Malaga, you don’t know how many great things you’re going to miss.
In the region of the Serranía de Ronda we find another jewel of the province of Málaga, the beautiful Genal Valley.
This spot is one of the few almost virgin places left in the province, hidden inland, reached after many winding bends along country roads, offering the visitor magnificent views of the crystal-clear waters of the river Genal and vast centuries-old forests.
The province of Malaga offers us a rich and deep historical heritage thanks to its vast past.
Many of our Top Ten archaeological sites in Malaga presented here were discovered by chance in recent years due to excavation and construction work. And have finally saw the light of day again after being buried and forgotten for hundreds of years.
Throughout the last decade Malaga has had an unstoppable cultural growth. It currently is the Spanish city with the most Museums in its old town.
It is a pleasure to walk around the streets of the city centre. Discover all the culture and heritage that the city has to offer in its best Museums in Malaga. (more…)
You don’t necessarily have to be a wine lover with a taste for the delicious Malaga wines with denomination of origin to visit El Pimpi.
This unique place located in the heart of the historic centre of Malaga is also worth a visit if you prefer a coke or if you are vegetarian and organic, but be warned, its main dishes are its hams and wines, but there is much more!
Come with us to discover this charming winery that celebrated its 50th anniversary last August 2021.
We present you the most hidden and beautiful coves of the Costa del Sol, accessible on foot, by boat, paddle surf or kayak.
Most of us bathers usually approach the beaches from a nearby car park where we have left our MalagaCar, don’t we?
This – undoubtedly very convenient – proximity of infrastructures also has a big disadvantage: the massive influx of bathers who invade the beaches with all their gear and the whole family to spend a cool day by the sea.
But if we are looking for something quieter, we will have to opt for wilder beaches, which are more difficult to access.
Discover the beauty of the beaches on the eastern Costa del Sol, with some of the most charming coves in the province.
The Costa del Sol has more than 160 km of coastline with beaches for all tastes, occupancy rates, accessibility and services.
However, when we think of “Costa del Sol”, in reality almost everyone is thinking of the strip of coast that stretches from Malaga to Manilva, that is, the western Costa del Sol.
