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Málaga, Spain
Málaga used to be seen as the entry point to the Costa del Sol and most visitors
didn’t give it much of a second thought. Things have changed though. The city
has beautified itself in recent years, adding a waterfront promenade, a
pedestrian core, and new museums. Unlike the famous coast, it feels like a real
Spanish city. And besides that, did you knew the famous painter Pablo Picasso
came from Malaga? Time to check his sick ass paintings bro.
- Malaga: Sunset Catamaran Trip with Glass of Cava
- Malaga: Caminito del Rey Walkway Excursion with Transport
- Museo Picasso Málaga: Ticket & Audioguide
- Cathedral of Málaga
- Picasso Museum
- Malagueta Beach
- Bullring and Bullfighting Museum
- Parque de Málaga
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Marbella, Spain
Marbella is one of the most well-known resorts on the Costa del Sol. It´s
beaches, night clubs and luxury venues are famous from all over the world.
Marbella is seen as the great classic of the Andalucian coast. And thats not a
surprise thanks to its climate, natural setting, coasts, important sports
complexes and, above all, the friendliness of its people. So use Marbella as a
place to chill and zone out a bit. Grab a cocktail or a fresh fruit juice on the
beach and enjoy the Spanish sun!
- Marbella: Stand-Up Paddle Board at Sunset
- Estepona: 1-Hour Beach Horse Ride
- Marbella: Tour of the Old Town with Wine Tasting & Tapas
- Casablanca Beach
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Ronda, Spain
Ronda is one of those villages that simply can’t get any more spectacular.
Perched on a rugged rock plateau high above a gorge, it is joined by the
photogenic stone bridge called ´Puente Nuevo´. No doubt Ronda is one of the most
popular travel destinations in Andalusia for a reason. There is this authentic
atmosphere and you have to be there to really feel it. Take a look at the
articles below to find out for yourself where you want to go and what you want
to do in Ronda!
- Ronda and Setenil de las Bodegas from Malaga
- Ronda: Sightseeing Walking Tour
- From Malaga or Marbella: Ronda Private Day Trip
- Ronda Bullring
- Arab Public Baths, Ronda
- Jardines de Cuenca
- Gato Cave