Fuengirola basks besides the seaside in southern Spain's Costa del Sol, attracting a healthy mix of families, couples, and soon-to-be expats. While its sprawling beach is a haven for swimmers, sunbathers, and water sports junkies, the town also boasts nearby golf courses, and a great selection of shops and restaurant. Unsurprisingly for this portion of Spain, there's also a booming nightlife,...
Read moreThese great restaurants in Costa del Sol invite you to indulge in the best of Spanish cuisine, Andalusian specialties, tapas, and fortified wines of the region. This list of top dining spots takes you from village to village along the coast, all of which feature their local specialties. The coastal stretch is a source of plump olives, jamón Iberico (Iberian ham),...
Read moreShopping in Costa del Sol offers entire afternoons of browsing independent boutiques, gift stores and unique shops along the seashore, many focused on upscale luxury. In the old towns of Antequera, Málaga and Marbella, you will find stretches of quaint, small independent shops selling specialist items, arts and crafts. Along the Costa del Sol, open-air markets let you find used and new goods including local crafts sold by the artisans...
Read moreThe best things to do after dinner in Costa del Sol proves the region is as famous for its nightlife as it is beaches. Many quaint towns and villages provide pretty much everything for everyone to enjoy in the evening. Make sure you take part in the traditional siesta in the late afternoon as you’ll find all sorts going on...
Read moreCosta del Sol is a huge region, and there’s so many towns and resorts, it’s hard to know which is the best place for your stay. That’s where the charm of the region lies though, whether you’re after quiet or lively, budget or luxury, there’s enough variety to suit everyone’s trip. If you’re a beach person, you’re spoilt for choice, with...
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