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The Costa del Sol may be famed for its beaches and year round sunshine but it is also one of the best spots in Europe when it comes to spas and wellness centres. Spending a few hours at a spa is a lovely way to unwind and completely relax when you are on holiday. Here are our pick of the top five spas on the Costa del Sol.
Spain is very much a family-orientated country and for this reason there is a wide abundance of parks and children’s playgrounds all along the Costa del Sol. When enjoying a beach holiday, there are always several small playgrounds dotted along the beaches and most public plazas or squares have a small playground including swings, a slide and other fun rides for the kids.
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.
When it comes to getting fit there is literally a world of choice and it can be mind blowing when it comes to knowing where to start. Getting fit can also be a daunting task and quite honestly it can be very boring. Why not combine your holiday to the Costa del Sol with getting fit the fun way and starting an interest that you can continue to enjoy when you get home:
If you have overindulged over the festive period and want to get yourself into shape in 2014 why not try out CrossFit, the new fitness craze sweeping the globe.
