Category: Costa del Sol

The overnight stays in Malaga and Marbella have also increased compared to last year but in a less percentage than in Torremolinos

Once again the tourist sector proves that it’s the industry that copes the best with the bad economic times that the country is going through, Torremolinos leads in hotel stays on the whole Costa del Sol, situated top of the ranking of overnight stays during the past month of June.

The province of Malaga, despite the intense tourist development which has reduced the number of environmental areas, still holds true orchards in the interior and sea areas with little traffic where outdoor activity at this time of the year is a real summer pleasure. The excellent weather in the area and sea breezes encourage recreation in nature, without the pocket having to suffer excessively.

Those who prefer the skies and choose to enjoy the beautiful landscape of Malaga from a bird’s eye view also have a wide range of possibilities. The Aero Club of Malaga offers the option of participating in a baptism by air, or, for pockets with greater liquidity, taking flying lessons.

Today, Torremolinos is one of the main destinations on the Costa del Sol. Many tourists come to this town looking to enjoy its excellent coast, amongst other tourist attractions that this Andalusian locality offers.

The Costa del Sol, the birthplace of tourism, every summer receives a large number of visitors who end up repeating. Many come for the first time
advised by family and friends about the charms of the Costa del Sol, but they keep repeating year after year and become reliable tourists of the coasts of Malaga which has a steady clientele that frequent it for up to 40 years, and which has even become their second home.

The Costa del Sol is preparing for the new summer season and it’s certainly taking great pleasure in doing so… Fuengirola is not the exception, not in vain, it’s one of the most demanded summer holiday destinations in Spain.

This beautiful city sits on an eight-kilometre coastal strip. It’s divided by seven beaches, which are: El Ejido-Castle, Santa Amalia, Las Gaviotas (The Seagulls), San Francisco, Los Boliches, Torreblanca and Carvajal.

Each one of these have a long tourist tradition, and are enclosed by a magnificent seafront promenade where there are innumerable residential complexes, hotels, restaurants and a wide range of services to be able to fully enjoy the season. Continue reading to know more.

Marbella is one of the most famous tourist attractions in Spain thanks to its beaches, its fantastic climate, its friendly people and especially for its extraordinary luxury. If this summer you are looking for sun and beach and also for the most exclusive environment and absolute luxury, don´t look any further, your place is in Marbella.