The Costa del Sol offers an extensive range of attractions and activities that make it one of Spain’s premier family holiday destinations. From water parks and wildlife centres to adventure parks and natural wonders, this comprehensive guide explores the best things to do on the Costa del Sol, helping families …
The Costa del Sol runs for more than 150km along the coast of southern Spain. Its most popular resorts include Torremolinos, Benalmadena, Fuengirola, Marbella and Estepona. Whilst best known as a summer holiday destination its privileged location allows visitors to enjoy a number of day trips from the Costa del …
Perched high in Andalucía’s Serranía de Ronda mountains, Ronda is a city that captures the imagination like few others in Spain. Split in two by the spectacular El Tajo gorge, this ancient settlement offers visitors an unforgettable blend of natural drama, architectural magnificence and rich cultural heritage that makes compiling …
The holiday resort of Nerja lies 55km east of Málaga airport and is the most easterly resort on Spain’s Costa del Sol before this Mediterranean coastline becomes known as the Costa Tropical. Holidaymakers will find plenty things to do in Nerja although most days tend to be spent relaxing on …
If you’ve hired a car at Málaga Airport, not only does the vehicle provide you with your own transport for transfers it also allows you to enjoy some great day trips from Nerja. The nearest spot you’re likely to head for is the Nerja Caves which are only 4km east …
The much-loved Balearic Island of Mallorca is home to a diverse range of holiday resorts that cater to all types of visitors. Whether you’re seeking family-friendly beaches, lively nightlife, or scenic landscapes, this popular Mediterranean island has a destination to suit your needs. From the quiet charm of Puerto Pollensa …
Located on the south-west corner of Mallorca, Port d’Andratx is a charming coastal town known for its luxurious yet understated vibe. It has become one of the most desirable destinations on the island, attracting visitors who are drawn to its sophisticated atmosphere, scenic harbour and beautiful surroundings. While Port d’Andratx …
Alcúdia is a historic town located on the north coast of Mallorca which is known for its rich cultural heritage, picturesque landscapes and pristine beaches. The town and region offer a diverse range of activities for visitors seeking to explore both its historical significance and natural beauty. In this article, …
Located 30km west of Palma de Mallorca Airport by road, Santa Ponsa (Santa Ponça) has grown from a quiet fishing village into a thriving resort town. It is strategically located on the Bay of Santa Ponsa, nestled between the rugged cliffs of the Tramuntana mountains to the north and the …