Places to discover
Discover the Costa del Sol
A magical place where the sun is the protagonist. More than 325 days of sunshine a year illuminate the coast of Malaga, which is bathed by the Mediterranean Sea and a wonderful natural environment. The Costa del Sol has become a favourite place for tourists from all over the world, being one of the most popular holiday destinations. With more than 150 kilometres of coastline in the province of Malaga, it offers charming beaches, emblematic museums, theme parks, the highest concentration of golf courses in Europe, Michelin-starred restaurants and much more.
Malaga, the beautiful
Malaga, a city rich in culture, art and fried fish. Here you will find a wide variety of places of interest in the centre, such as the famous Calle Larios, the Gibralfaro Castle, the Alcazaba and the Atarazanas Market. For culture lovers, Malaga is home to the Picasso Museum and Birthplace, the Thyssen Museum and the George Pompidou Malaga.
Mijas Costa y Mijas pueblo
Mijas Costa, a good place to enjoy the sun and the sea. Delve into La Cala de Mijas, a favourite place for travellers, where you will find white sand and crystal-clear water, as well as good gastronomy. Enjoy a stroll along the Senda del Litoral, 113 kilometres along the Mediterranean Sea.
Marbella
Marbella is elegance, luxury and beach. But, in addition to its beach clubs and chiringuitos, the old town of Marbella offers a great cultural tour, characterised by an Arabic style. Mention must also be made of its gastronomy, an explosion of flavours. On Marbella's so-called "Golden Mile", you will find "Lobito de Mar", the Michelin-starred restaurant of the renowned local chef, Dani García. In the famous Puerto Banús, emblematic for its luxury yachts, you will be able to enjoy first class restaurants and shops of the most exclusive brands.
Ronda
Ronda, a dream city. A visit to this famous town on the Costa del Sol is a must. Its incredible Tajo will leave you speechless once you look over such a cliff and admire the beauty of Mother Nature. You can also visit the city walls, did you know that Ronda was walled? During the Muslim conquest, it was a strategic point that had to be protected at all costs. If you are a great lover of nature, you should not forget that Ronda is surrounded by mountains, the Sierra de Grazalema and the Sierra de las Nieves, two great natural sites in the province.
Sotogrande
We move a little further away from the capital of Malaga to discover the beautiful corners of Cadiz, Sotogrande to be more precise. This area offers a wide variety of sports, from water sports such as jet skiing and jet boarding, to land sports such as golf and a very famous activity, polo. You can also enjoy a sunset yacht ride on the Mediterranean or a moonlit stroll along the seashore, before dining in the best restaurants of unrivalled quality.