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- Benalmadena. Ah, Benalmadena, a coastal gem that sparkles under the Andalusian sun. It’s no wonder it’s among the most beautiful places in Costa del Sol.
- Cordoba. In the heart of Andalusia lies Cordoba, a city that weaves a rich tapestry of history, culture, and architectural marvels. Once the capital of Islamic Spain, its streets echo with tales of sultans, poets, and scholars.
- Estepona. Estepona is a coastal town where Andalusian charm meets the Mediterranean’s azure embrace. Often overshadowed by its more famous neighbors, Estepona is a hidden gem, boasting some of the stunning locations in Costa del Sol.
- Frigiliana and Nerja. High up in the mountains of Andalusia, Frigiliana stands as a beacon of traditional Spanish charm. Create a picturesque setting that easily ranks among the most beautiful places in Costa del Sol.
- Discover Pretty Costa del Sol Old Towns. Exploring the old towns of Costa del Sol. So where do we find them? Many old towns hide between tourist resorts, Spanish, pretty and original.
- Walk, Jog and Hike! Walk the Costa del Sol Coast: Senda Litoral Mijas. Senda Litoral Mijas and Restaurante San Antonio, Costa del Sol. This is what the Senda Litoral coastal walkway looks like.
- Visit Andalucia’s Pueblos Blancos. White walls and flower pots belong to every pueblo blanco. Andalucia is dotted with pueblos blancos, villages with whitewashed Moorish style houses.
- Meet Monkeys on the Rock of Gibraltar. Day trip from Costa del Sol: see the Gibraltar monkeys. Provided your car rental company agrees you can drive to Gibraltar from your resort which makes a nice day trip.
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May 7, 2024 · Chris C. Top 2 attractions in Costa del Sol. Here are the top 20 places you should check out to get the best experience of your time in Costa del Sol.
- Playa de Cabopino (Marbella) Situated to the east of Marbella – one of the most popular beach towns in the Costa del Sol – Playa de Cabopino is known for its peaceful surroundings away from the main resort.
- Playa de la Malagueta (Málaga) Located in the heart of Málaga, Playa de la Malagueta is one of the most accessible Costa del Sol beaches. Although close enough to walk from the Centro Histórico, there are buses that drop you steps from the sand.
- Playa de Burriana (Nerja) Nerja is one of the loveliest beach towns in the Costa del Sol and Playa de Burriana is its main beach. Dotted with slender palm trees, Playa de Burriana is a long, wide stretch of beach and crystal-clear waters ideal for swimming.
- Playa del Cristo (Estepona) Another of the prettiest beach towns in the Costa del Sol, Estepona stuns with its historic old town where vibrant blooms crawl over whitewashed buildings.
May 14, 2024 · The Costa del Sol is a coastal region in the south of Spain, stretching from the Strait of Gibraltar to the province of Granada, with an endless array of gorgeous beaches to explore. Costa del Sol translates to “sun coast” in English and that’s exactly what you can expect when you visit this sunshine-hued place.
The Costa del Sol seduces visitors with its cliffs, beaches, and coves and also surprises them with its stunning interior, home to villages of whitewashed houses with narrow, winding streets adorned with flowers and which conserve centuries-old traditions.
Costa 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 ...
