Direct to The Costa del Sol
Picture whitewashed villages draped in bursts of bougainvillea, where intricate Moorish architecture stands in elegant contrast to sweeping golden beaches and shimmering blue seas. There’s only one place that fits the scene: the Costa del Sol.
Unique Charms
Stretching over 150 kilometres along the southern coast of Spain, this area easily earns its name, “Coast of the Sun,”. With over 325 days of sunshine each year, it’s the perfect base for exploring. Visitors can take advantage of easy access to both coastal resorts and inland treasures across the Andalusian region.
Each resort along this stretch of spectacular coastline has its own distinct personality and attractions. From the popular restaurant lined Marina in Benalmadena to the chic boutiques of Marbella, the whitewashed old town of Nerja and of course the vibrant city of Malaga itself, the region’s capital.
A Rich Culture
Andalusia is rich in culture, history, and atmosphere, both on the coast, and further inland. From lively fiestas and peaceful parks to unforgettable culinary experiences, every day offers something new. Wander through historic landmarks, immerse yourself in local culture, or enjoy traditional performances that bring the region to life.
If a break from the beach is needed, some of Spain’s most iconic sights are within easy reach. Discover the breathtaking UNESCO listed Alhambra Palace in Granada, explore the atmospheric old town of Córdoba with its remarkable mosque-cathedral, or visit the famous Plaza de Espana in Seville. Each offers a glimpse into Andalusia’s layered and fascinating past and are easily accessible by hire car, organised excursion, or train.
Flavourful Food
No visit would be complete without sampling the region’s cuisine. Known as the “Land of Tapas,” Andalusia invites you to savour dishes like chilled gazpacho, rich salmorejo or tender rabo de toro. Seafood favourites such as crispy pescadito frito are best enjoyed alongside a refreshing cold drink. One of our favourite ways to spend and evening on the Costa del Sol is in a traditional ‘Chiringuito’ on the beach, tucking into fresh sardines and a glass of tinto de verano.
Whether you’re seeking a laid-back beach escape or a culture-filled adventure, the Costa del Sol delivers both in effortless style.
