Panoramic VillasFind out all you need to know about what to see and do when travelling to Sunny Spain. Fantastic tips so you get the most from your stay.
The Plaza de la Constitucion in Fuengirola is really the heart of the town. The pretty square with the striking white church at its centre is popular with locals and tourists alike, and it really comes alive at Christmas though with the arrival of the Christmas market.
The Costa del Sol’s brimming with activities on offer in the daytime, but what do you do in the evening once the sun has set on the beautiful beaches for the day? There are hundreds of restaurants and bars to try but there is also some fantastic entertainment on offer. We look at how to spend an evening with a difference 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.
If you’ve done all the busy resorts on the Costa del Sol, like Fuengirola, Torremolinos and Marbella, it’s time to try a slightly more quiet and less travelled spot on that gorgeous coastline. La Cala de Mijas is perfect for a sun, sea and sand holiday. Originally a small and typically white-washed Andalusian village, La Cala de Mijas has grown into a great holiday destination.
A relatively short drive inland from the Costa del Sol and all its glorious beaches and resort towns, an adrenaline adventure of a lifetime awaits. While probably not the best thing for those with a fear of heights, “El Caminito del Rey” is definitely a must-see for the brave.