A time to reconnect through culture, nature, soulful villages, comforting gastronomy and traditions that embrace you. Discover the Costa del Sol!
The number of visitors to Costa del Sol increases every year. Most of them travel by cruises, coming from all places around the world. If your cruise makes a stop just for few hours at Málaga's harbou...
Long beaches, monumental cities, amazing golf courses… Costa the Sol has landscapes which will impress you. But, can you imagine to see them from the air? You will find numerous places at the region f...
Visiting Málaga is getting steeped in its history, knowing its traditions, culture and folklore. As many cities, it has plenty of secrets and legends which have prevailed over time. Below there are so...
Casarabonela has a hidden treasure. Like something out of a fairytale, the 'Mora i Bravard Botanical Garden of Cacti and Succulent Plants is home to one of the most important botanical collections in ...
Malaga is one of the best Spanish cities for shopping, with local products of the highest quality. If you’re visiting the capital of the Costa del Sol and want to take home a souvenir, we’ll give you ...
The Costa del Sol is a destination so varied and full of attractions that one single day or a weekend is not enough to enjoy it all. But if you are cruising and calling on the Costa del Sol, we help y...
If you love gastronomy and you are visiting Malaga on board a cruise ship, you have a whole day to enjoy the different proposals and flavours of one of the cities with the greatest gastronomic offers....
Malaga is one of the most attractive destinations to visit this Christmas. If you cruise the Mediterranean aboard a cruise ship and arrive at the capital of the Costa del Sol at this time, you will fi...
If sailing is a pleasure, docking at the Port of Malaga is a unique experience. Its modern facilities, the leisure opportunities at the pier and its location in the city center make it an excellent ch...
Is your cruise ship docking in Malaga? Are you attending an event in the city and only have one day to yourself? Don't worry, we can help you to make the most of your time with these suggestions that ...
A leisurely cruise in the Mediterranean is a fascinating adventure… Would you like to make the most of your journey? Is it your first cruise? Are you wishing to get started? Great! However, you always...
Any souvenir hides a strong symbolic significance behind its apparent banality. Many visitors try to perpetuate the memories of their trip in an object. Thousands of tourists come to Málaga throughout...
From huge shopping centres to small family-run businesses and sophisticated boutiques, Málaga is a cosmopolitan, open city welcoming shopaholics. It offers a broad range of options for visitors to go ...
The shore of Málaga is a window to the world. A balcony to the sea where you can spend hours watching the horizon of the Mediterranean Sea. To its ports hundreds of vessels arrive each year, thousands...
Muelle Uno (Pier One), sitting by the Port of Málaga, is the piece that was missing from the city’s jigsaw puzzle. This recently developed lifestyle centre offers places to shop, eat and have fun to c...
If you are doing the city in just one day, consider planning your itinerary ahead. Probably your cruise makes a port stop in Málaga City and you have only 12 hours to explore it. Here you will find th...
Companies like Royal Caribbean – owner of the world's largest cruise liner, Oasis of the Seas – choose the Port of Málaga for their stopovers. But what can Málaga offer to the cruise industry? Málaga ...
There are many beautiful major cities in hinterland Málaga. One of them is Ronda. It is a very old town boasting an interesting heritage, perched over a vertigo-inducing gorge in the Genal valley. The...
Going to Malaga and not visiting Calle Larios is like going to New York and not walking along Fifth Avenue. The popular street in the capital of the Costa del Sol contains all manner of traditional bu...
Fried fish, porra, sardine skewers... Málaga has a lot to offer in the culinary department in all nine regions. Here is a food tour of them. Antequera: Porra antequerana Antequera is the beating heart...
Did you know that the oldest non-Catholic Christian cemetery in Spain is located on the Costa del Sol? It's an English cemetery, located at the heart of the city of Malaga. Originally conceived as a b...
Frigiliana is a town belonging to the region of Axarquía. The town's charm lies in combining all the beauty of the beach and the mountains. It is located in the Natural Park of the Almijara, Tejeda an...
Route 1: The works of Picasso The very heart of Málaga's historic centre is where we find the main museums dedicated to this genius from Málaga: the Picasso Museum and the Picasso Birthplace Museum. A...
The Paseo de Reding is one of the most emblematic streets in Málaga. It links the old town with the east of the city, and its buildings are a clear example of the 19th century new bourgeoisie, who use...
With more than a hundred museums dedicated to a wide range of themes and artistic trends, in recent years the Spanish province of Málaga has become a cultural centre which attracts visitors from acros...
Arriving at the Costa del Sol by sea promises some unique views, as the Port is situated right in the heart of the city. Amongst the different moorings available for cruise ships, one in particular ha...
Málaga is an ancient city with strong ties to the Mediterranean. The main civilisations that left their mark here came from the sea, as do the foods that brought Málaga’s cuisine international renown....
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