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You will be surprised by the wide range of music, events and activities you can enjoy during your visit to Malaga in January!
It is clear that what most attracts the vast majority of tourists who come to visit the Costa del Sol, are mainly its beaches during the summer months. Which is all very well, but anyone who has ventured to come to Malaga outside the high season months will inevitably return!
It is then, when we can really discover the charms and magic of a coast bathed in light and sunshine, its culture and savoir-faire, at a more leisurely pace and without crowds.
Today we present the viewpoints along the more than 160 km of our Costa del Sol. Charming places from which to enjoy unique views, open spaces and new horizons, join us!
There is probably no better way to feel freedom: Enjoying motorbike tours in Malaga, discovering the province or cities of the Costa del Sol.
At Malagacar.com we are pleased to be able to offer now also motorbike rental at Malaga airport, so you can enjoy during your holidays amazing motorbike tours in Malaga and the province.
Nerja is one of the most important tourist centres on the Costa del Sol. Situated in the most easterly part of the province, this municipality has a very special charm that distinguishes it from tourism on the western Costa del Sol.
Situated in the foothills of the high mountains of Sierra Tejeda in the Axarquia, the whole area has a unique scenic beauty, with some of the most enchanting coves, the Maro Cliffs Natural Park or the famous Nerja Caves.
Discover all there is to do during your visit to one of the most beautiful coastal towns on the Costa del Sol.
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Disability and Accessible Tourism in Malaga: some facts
Accessible tourism in Malaga: According to the World Health Organisation, around 15% of the world’s population has a disability, that is to say, 1 in 6 people have a mild to severe disability that affects their ability to enjoy travel.
Regarding accessible tourism in Malaga, in recent years great efforts have been made to adapt the public space to people with disabilities, both at urban, cultural and transport level and last but not least leisure and beaches.
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Torremolinos, the birthplace of tourism on the Costa del Sol and one of the most popular international sun and beach destinations in Southern Europe, is located just 7 km from Malaga International Airport.
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