Malaga and the typical summer fines: Which are true and which are myths? We go through them one by one.
Every summer, when the heat swelters in Malaga, we ask ourselves the same questions again and again: Can I drive in flip-flops? Shirtless? In a Bikini? Can I drink water while driving? Or enjoy a refreshing ice cream at the wheel?
Find out what you shouldn’t do, if you prefer to spend your money in a Beach bar instead on a fine.
Summer Driving Tips: Summer distractions and other practical tips for driving in hot temperatures on the Costa del Sol, tolls, typical summer fines or dog in the car, you’ll find this very useful!
The high season has started on the Costa del Sol, with thousands of tourists eager for sun and beach. Today we tell you about all the things you should never do on Malaga’s beaches and more information that you may find useful.
Discover the best beaches on the western Costa del Sol! Tourism on the western Costa del Sol has been in full swing since its beginnings.
And when we think of the “Costa del Sol”, the images that come to mind are in fact of the western Costa del Sol: Wide sandy beaches and lots of tourist infrastructure.
Many of our visitors underestimate the extreme heat experienced during the peak season months on the Costa del Sol. Take a couple of minutes to read our tips on what you should never leave in your car in Summer
While some items may seem obvious, others might not have even crossed your mind. Keep our advice in mind to ensure a trouble-free driving experience during your vacation in Malaga.
Along the 160 km that make up the Costa del Sol of Malaga from Manilva to Nerja, there are about 300 beach bars – Chiringuitos – where you can enjoy the excellent local cuisine by the Mediterranean Sea. Get ready, we are going to make your mouth water, we present you the best beach bars on the Costa del Sol!
We won’t deceive you: If you clicked on this article because of the photo, this beautiful villa on a golf course in Marbella is not one of the budget holiday homes in Malaga this summer.
In fact, in the high season months on the Costa del Sol, prices for holiday homes can reach 3,000 euros per week.
We echo a press release from the company Holidu which has compiled a list of budget holiday homes in Malaga.
When the heat in Malaga is on, we look to cool off in any way we can. Most opt for the beach and pool, but there are also other very nice options hidden in the interior of the province: the natural pools in Malaga.
In this article we present some of the most beautiful natural pools in Malaga and also two medicinal water springs.
The Costa del Sol Water Parks compete with the beaches during the summer months for visitors eager to spend a day of refreshing fun, offering large fresh water pools, with a host of water attractions for the entire family.
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