Marbella Old Town
Marbella’s charming historic centre is known for its narrow cobbled streets, whitewashed houses, beautiful squares and colourful bougainvillea.

Mijas Pueblo
A picturesque whitewashed village with narrow, winding streets climbing up the hillside.

Málaga Old Town (Centro Histórico)
A lively historic pedestrian district filled with narrow streets, bustling squares, restaurants and major cultural attractions, including the Alcazaba fortress, Málaga Cathedral and the Picasso Museum.

Benalmádena Pueblo
A charming traditional Andalusian whitewashed village with narrow streets and numerous picturesque squares.

Benalmádena Marina
Known for its distinctive architecture, combining Moorish, Andalusian and futuristic influences around a network of small islands and canals.

Málaga Marina
The harbour area is a great place to admire everything from small boats to impressive cruise ships and yachts. From here, it is an easy walk to the seafront promenade and the La Malagueta district, known for its beach and historic bullring.

Puerto Banús
Puerto Banús is where you’ll find some of the world’s most impressive yachts, fastest cars, most luxurious fashion brands – and quite a few celebrities. This glamorous marina is the ultimate place to see and be seen.

Gibraltar
A taste of British small-town atmosphere combined with the iconic limestone Rock, dramatic cliffs, spectacular views and plenty of shopping opportunities.

Nerja
An idyllic seaside town surrounded by lush scenery on the eastern end of the Costa del Sol.

Frigiliana
Often named one of the most beautiful villages in Spain, Frigiliana is a stunning whitewashed mountain village full of Andalusian charm.

Ronda
One of Spain’s most unforgettable towns. Perched high in the mountains, Ronda is divided by the dramatic El Tajo gorge, spanned by the spectacular Puente Nuevo (“New Bridge”).

Seville Cathedral
The Cathedral of Santa María de la Sede in Seville is the largest cathedral in Spain and the largest Gothic cathedral in the world. This architectural masterpiece is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, filled with layers of history and artistic treasures – and even the tomb of Christopher Columbus.

Caminito del Rey
A breathtaking mountain walkway in the province of Málaga, running along the sheer walls of a dramatic gorge, in places around 100 metres above the ground. Once known as one of the world’s most dangerous paths, it has since been completely restored and is now a safe and very popular day-trip destination.

Coastal Walk from La Cala de Mijas towards Marbella
The stretch between La Cala de Mijas and Marbella forms part of the Costa del Sol’s Senda Litoral coastal trail. It offers beautiful and easy seaside walks, wooden boardwalks and sandy beaches along the way.

Markets in Marbella and Mijas
The markets in La Cala de Mijas and Puerto Banús are popular open-air markets on the Costa del Sol. The La Cala de Mijas market is held on Wednesdays and Saturdays at the Recinto Ferial fairground, offering everything from fresh produce to clothing. The Puerto Banús market in Marbella takes place on Saturdays near the bullring and is particularly known for its wide selection of antiques, fashion and accessories.

Golf
With its ideal climate, the Costa del Sol is home to numerous world-class golf courses, many of them located in and around Marbella.

Tennis
Thanks to its mild climate, the Costa del Sol is an excellent destination for playing tennis all year round. The area has numerous high-quality tennis clubs offering excellent courts, facilities and professional coaching.