It’s no secret that there are much larger, direct from the owner, villa websites out there. However, the simple fact is that these websites are purely volume driven; the more holiday homes they list, the more money they will make; regardless on the quality of that holiday home. Quite naturally they will list as many properties as they can.
Author: Bev Amaechi
When holidaying on the Costa del Sol on a regular basis with all those gorgeous beaches available, you tend to get used to the sun, sea and sand experience. However, sometimes it’s nice to escape the crowds and do something a little different.
All the way up and down the Costa del Sol, each seaside resort offers its own type of weekly market. Bargains are to be had, whether in the form of fresh fruit and vegetables or fish, clothing and knickknacks, as well as the fun of browsing the second-hand flea markets. You’ll find that the various towns have coordinated reasonably well, meaning that every day of the week there is fun, shopping or just browsing to be had.