Holiday Homes & Rentals in Costa del Sol

Located in southern Spain, the Costa del Sol is on the Mediterranean sea and it stretches for over 95 miles. Getting around is very easy by car, bus or train. It enjoys up to 3.000 hour of sun each year. A beautiful scenery plenty of impressive beaches that have been awarded the Blue Flag status. Pristine high-quality waters makes it the perfect all year round beach holiday destination.

It’s a region like no other with a rich and interesting history. It offers more than stunning beaches. Explore its coastline from Cadiz, Marbella, Malaga, Benalmadena to Nerja. Get immersed in the local traditions trying the typical dishes in taverns, bars or restaurants. One of the many pleasures is having a drink and some tapas at the “chiringuitos” on the beach. Explore the outdoors, learn about the culture and the history of the villages along the way or go skiing during the winter season! The Costa del Sol will make the perfect package for your desired holidays.

Impressive places to visit and many activities attracting millions of visitors. Malaga and its Cathedral, known as the “Manquita” because one of its towers is missing. Alcazaba, an iconic monument at the foot of Gibralfaro mount. If you are looking to get your adrenaline pumping think about go-karting, quad biking, mountain biking or hiking. Golf, sailing, tennis and watersports are also available. The picturesque white villages “Pueblos Blancos” is a must see. Visit Ronda, Mijas and many other little corners of this area. Just two or three hours away you can admire Andalucia’s unique cultural treasures. Take a daily trip to visit the Jewish Quarter in Seville, the stunning mezquita in Cordoba, the Alhambra in Granada or the golden dome of Cadiz cathedral. For family fun Tivoli World or Parque Acuático Mijas will delight young and old alike.

Hire a car and explore the countryside. Step back into Andalucia’s past visiting the picturesque Pueblos Blancos- white villages- Mijas, Ronda, Casares, Estepona, Antequera. Squashed-together old houses, narrow cobbled streets and donkey taxis. These are the hallmarks of a rural way of life that have retained the Andalusian character.

Prestige, exclusivity and luxury tourism. Puerto Banús, in south west Marbella, is a marina with a magical atmosphere. Take a stroll and admire the luxury boats moored there, shop and drop into any of its department stores with the highest concentration of designer boutiques per square metre.When the night comes, dress to impress and hit the town in many of the night clubs or go for a drink in one of Europe’s best sky bars, Pangea.

Discovered by five friends looking for bats, these magnificent caves are home to the world’s largest stalagmites. Nothing like being there to trigger all of your senses. Accessed via a staircase, these underground beauties stretch out for nearly 3 miles. One of the three main chambers forms a natural amphitheatre and it helds concerts regularly. Six paintings of seals are more than 42.300 years old!

More than 70 golf courses gives the area the nickname of “Costa del Golf”. Set next to the coast granting views of the Mediterranean Sea. Newcomers can also take their first swings in one of the 13 pitch and putts, where golf lovers practice their approach play.

One of the most heartfelt celebrations in Malaga and the whole Costa del Sol is the Holy Week, that takes place the last week of Lent. From Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday, nazareths, thrones and processions organised by brotherhoods.