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Costa Del Sol Holidays
Top Costa Del Sol Hotels
Globales Los Patos
Benalmadena, Costa Del Sol, Spain
Globales Gardenia
Fuengirola, Costa Del Sol, Spain
Sol Principe
Torremolinos, Costa Del Sol, Spain
Puente Real
Torremolinos, Costa Del Sol, Spain
Best Benalmadena
Benalmadena, Costa Del Sol, Spain
Marconfort Griego Hotel
Torremolinos, Costa Del Sol, Spain
Sol Timor
Torremolinos, Costa Del Sol, Spain
Medplaya Hotel Bali
Benalmadena, Costa Del Sol, Spain
Hotel Palia La Roca
Benalmadena, Costa Del Sol, Spain
Holiday World Village
Benalmadena, Costa Del Sol, Spain
AluaSun Costa Park
Torremolinos, Costa Del Sol, Spain
Holiday World Polynesia
Benalmadena, Costa Del Sol, Spain
Select Marina Park
Mijas, Costa Del Sol, Spain
Pierre & Vacances Benalmadena Principe
Benalmadena, Costa Del Sol, Spain
Hotel Palia Las Palomas
Torremolinos, Costa Del Sol, Spain
Exe Estepona Thalasso & Spa - Adults Only
Estepona, Costa Del Sol, Spain
Best Siroco
Benalmadena, Costa Del Sol, Spain
Occidental Fuengirola
Fuengirola, Costa Del Sol, Spain
Sol House Costa del Sol
Torremolinos, Costa Del Sol, Spain
Holiday World RIWO Hotel
Benalmadena, Costa Del Sol, Spain
La Barracuda
Torremolinos, Costa Del Sol, Spain
Iberostar Costa del Sol
Estepona, Costa Del Sol, Spain
Myramar Fuengirola
Fuengirola, Costa Del Sol, Spain
Holiday World Resort
Benalmadena, Costa Del Sol, Spain
Las Rampas
Fuengirola, Costa Del Sol, Spain
Best Triton
Benalmadena, Costa Del Sol, Spain
Sunset Beach Club
Benalmadena, Costa Del Sol, Spain
Marconfort Costa del Sol
Torremolinos, Costa Del Sol, Spain
Apartments La Fonda
Benalmadena, Costa Del Sol, Spain
Holiday Inn Express Malaga Airport
Malaga, Costa Del Sol, Spain
Costa Del Sol Weather
If the heat is for you, the best time to visit the Costa del Sol is June to September with average temperatures at a very toasty 22°C to 25°C. May and October are still warm months to visit with averages ranging from 19°C to 20°C. The remainder of the year sees cooler temperatures of 13°C to 16°C.Things To Do on Costa Del Sol Holidays
Tivoli WorldWhether you’re a thrill seeker or just wanting a fun-filled day in the sun with your friends or family, Tivoli World ticks all those boxes. Not only is it one of the best places to visit for rides and entertainment, there’s also a great range of places to eat. Attractions at the theme park include an epic rollercoaster, free-fall tower, a giant Ferris wheel and water rides – there really is so much to do.RondaThis mountaintop city is a spectacular place to visit with its small streets and charming buildings. Scattered around the city are remains of prehistoric settlements – one of the most prolific sights include the three bridges which span the breathtaking 100m El Tajo canyon which the city overlooks. Malaga CityMalaga is a sun trap and one of the oldest cities in the world. It’s ideal for those who enjoy a typical Mediterranean life, with grand buildings, cafés every corner you turn and the beach just a stone’s throw away. Simply amazing. Castillo GibralfaroSituated on top of the Montes de Malaga mountain range, the Castillo Gibrafaro overlooks Malaga city and the port. The castle dates back to the 10th century and the name means ‘rock of the lighthouse’ – famous for the four-month Siege of Malaga which took place during 1487 where the Catholics battled to regain control and take Malaga back from the Muslims. It’s also significant because this was the first conflict where ambulances were used to carry those injured.Today, the castle is popular for the scenic walk up the cobbled path, the view from the top of the castle and its solid ramparts which you can walk around.Culture
The Costa del Sol had benefited hugely from its beautifully mild climate, from the tourism it enjoys today right back to its primary settlements. The Phoenicians were the first to realise the potential in the Costa del Sol, and it was under their rule the city of Malaga was established. The area fell eventually and inevitably to Roman rule along with the rest of Spain. It was under their domination that this southern stretch of Spain enjoyed its first major spell of development - baths, roads and government buildings were all introduced and built by the Romans and many ruins are still visible today.
In the 5th century, Christianity became much more widespread across the region, and even managed to live alongside the Moorish rule which capitalised on the areas coastal location by using it as a trade centre. However, conversion to Christianity increased and it wasn't long before Arab rule had disintegrated completely. More recently, the Costa del Sol benefited tremendously along with the rest of Europe from the development of tourism in the 1950s, during which time celebrities such as Marlon Brando and Grace Kelly were known to frequent the area.
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Costa Del Sol Resorts
Algeciras
Located on the southern coast of Spain, Algeciras is the largest urban area on the Bay of Gibraltar, and is steeped in history. A richly cultural area…
Benahavis
Benahavis is, quite literally, the best-kept secret of the Costa del Sol. Boasting magnificent views of the surrounding countryside and many excellent…
Benalmadena
Just eleven miles from Malaga lies the charming resort of Benalmadena, at the foot of the breathtaking Sierra de Mejis mountains range. Offering an id…
Estepona
Estepona is a popular tourist resort that has kept its old-world Andalusian charms intact. Located on the Costa del Sol, you’ll find pretty beaches, b…
Fuengirola
The former fishing village of Fuengirola is situated between Torremolinos and Marbella and is fast becoming the Costa del Sol’s number one holiday hot…
Guadalmina
Guadalmina is a small, beachside community located just ten minutes from Marbella’s Puerto Banus and the nearby city of Estepona. Considered by many t…
Malaga
The largest city on the Costa del Sol, Malaga is a bustling city with a small town charm. From the busy cosmopolitan seaport to quaint little backstre…
Marbella
Long renowned as a playground for the rich and famous, Marbella remains a chic, cosmopolitan yet accessible destination for those considering holidays…
Mijas
The charming village of Mijas is often separated into two distinct areas – Mijas Pueblo, which sits amongst the Sierra Mijas Mountains four hundred an…
Nerja
Nerja is a thriving tourist resort in the east of the Costa del Sol region, around thirty miles from Malaga airport – which itself a short flight from…
Puerto Banus
Known locally as 'The Port', Puerto Banus is one of the most exclusive resorts in the entirety of the Costa del Sol. A short distance away from the gl…
Ronda
Famous for being the birthplace of modern bullfighting, the charming and historical town of Ronda lies about sixty miles from Malaga. Ronda is home to…
San Pedro
The charming, untouched pueblo of San Pedro is conveniently located about five miles west of the cosmopolitan sophistication of Marbella, and a short…
Torremolinos
The original Costa del Sol holiday resort, Torremolinos has become one of the most well-developed and appealing destinations for those considering hol…