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Just 20 minutes from the Airport Malaga is Golf Torrequebrada at the hearth of Costa del Sol. Founded in 1976 and designed by José Gancedo, known as the “Picasso of Golf, Torrequebrada golf is a 18 holes course with a magnificent design challenging for all types of player. It has large greens with big drops. Its streets framed by a large mass of trees, highlighting the palm trees, pines and olive trees. Its tees, the vast majority of them aloft, allow you to how to play each hole. The bunkers and lakes in a soft relief, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea and mountains.

A spectacular 18-hole course in the heart of the Costa del Sol, designed by the unforgettable Severiano Ballesteros. Here he conveyed his wisdom and personality, creating an environment with a completely different atmosphere, worth seeing and feeling. With magnificent views of the Sierra de Mijas and the Mediterranean Sea, it is located just 20 minutes from Fuengirola and Mijas Costa and 25 minutes from Malaga and Marbella Airport. This course allows all clubs to be used and ensures a fabulous golf day where each hole is different. And the vegetation is a sample of the Mediterranean forest with a great variety of species. Alhaurín Golf also offers a 9-hole par 3 course that surrounds the practice area and is probably one of the best in Andalusia.

Located in the ``Mijas Golf Valley``, halfway between Fuengirola, Marbella and La Cala, and just 20 kilometers from Malaga International Airport. This golf course is surrounded by the Ojén and Las Pasadas rivers, our tour, just one step from the Mediterranean Sea, is surrounded by nature within the Sierra de Mijas Natural Park, and offers visitors beautiful views of the mountains; hence the nickname ``Field of the Seven Hills”. The course is 18 Holes (Par 72), of 6,203 meters approx. long and settled on approximately 55 hectares of homogeneous and smooth terrain designed by the course architect, Cabell B. Robinson, developed a long course with wide and well defined fairways on an easy to walk surface, entertaining and demanding course for any golfer .

Some of the beaches are located waling distance from the city such as La Malagueta and La Caleta, just a 20 minutes walk from Plaza de la Constitución, which are nice but ofter more crowded, with plenty of chiringuitos (local beach bars).

Other beaches like El Pedregalejo, around 40 minutes from La Malagueta beach a picturesque onetime quiet fishermen's village which is a charming alternative with local atmosphere to the first two ones while providing all the modern amenities you could ask for.

If you have time during your holidays, consider driving around Malagas province to discover one of the best beaches in the town of Nerja. Whether you're looking for something buzzing and happening or a quieter, more secluded spot, there's sure to be a beach in Nerja where you'll feel at home.

is one of the most popular shopping malls, a with lot of specialized shops such as Zara, Adolfo Dominguez, and the biggest Apple in Spain among others.

One of the best shopping centres in Málaga and popular with the locals is Málaga Plaza.

This Málaga shopping centre is in an enviable location. Located next to the train station with connections to Fuengirola and the coach station, with great links for a day trip to Seville and Granada or to spend a weekend in Córdoba or discovering Ronda. Although this shopping centre is not as big as some of the others, there are a good selection of stores, cinema, bars, cafes and restaurants.

Located between El Corte Inglés and Vialia Shopping Centre, it is one of the largest and most popular shopping centres in Málaga. When it was built at the end of the 19th century, this was the most elegant street in Spain and it still counts as one of the most exclusive in the country. Make this marble-lined pedestrian street your first stop for clothes shopping in Malaga.

Right in the city centre, you can visit the Hammam Spa. The thermal Arab baths are finely decorated with attention to the details. A relaxing holiday is nothing without rest your mind, just unwind yourself and enjoy the treatments.

One of the oldest spa resorts in Malaga and its mineral and medicinal waters come from a natural spring located in an exceptional natural site. The area also offers many other activities you can do, like hiking along footpaths, visiting the town or simply enjoying its gastronomy. We suggest you complete your stay by visiting the Caminito del Rey trail, which is just a few kilometres away from the town.

Located in mountain range it was inaugurated in 1870 and completely refurbished in 2012 and converted into an ideal place to spend a relaxing weekend, locally known throughout the world for its treatments based on inhaling water vapour from the natural spring above which it is situated.

Is a hanging walkway approximately one meter wide at the narrowest points and about three kilometers long and, one of the most popular adventures to do in Malaga Costa del Sol. It was build 1901 and 1905, in order to join together two waterfalls belonging to the company Sociedad Hidroeléctrica del Chorro, Salto del Chorro and Salto del Gaitanejo. Until very recently, this almost 8-kilometer route in Malaga was considered one of the most dangerous in the world. Today the route is fully rehabilitated and, although it is safer, there is one thing that has not changed. It runs along the Desfiladero de los Gaitanes, hanging perpendicularly over the pit, attached to the vertical walls, with an average height above the river of 100 metersThe tunnel is about 300 meters long, of which 285 are interior and 15 exterior in the Valle del Hoyo.

With a surface area of 2,016 hectares and declared Natural Site in 1989 its and impressive gorges formed by the Guadalhorce River, is the largest protected natural area in the province of Malaga.. Walk on the wooden footbridge hanging from the walls of the gorge. Stroll up on top of the sea and enjoy the amazing view, a seascape of the Southern Coast of Spain. Antequera, Álora and Ardales are the municipalities to which this natural space belongs, which is more than five kilometers long and has a casing of up to 400 meters of fall with steep walls, between which the Guadalhorce river flows after passing through the reservoirs. from El Chorro, Guadalhorce, Guadalteba and Gaitanejo. The need to cross these stone massifs led to the construction of different hydraulic infrastructures to facilitate communication, since the area is a strategic enclave geographically and is a road that connects the heart of the Malaga province.

Hike among rocky ridges will have you feeling as though you’ve landed on the moon. El Torcal de Antequera is a natural area located in the municipalities of Antequera and Villanueva de la Concepción, in the Malaga known for the whimsical shapes that the various erosive agents have been modeling its limestone rocks, constituting an outstanding example of karst landscape. In 1929 the area was recognized as the first Andalusian Protected Natural Area of National Interest and in 2014 it was declared a Special Conservation Area.

Is Spain’s own lake district, with gorge-backed turquoise lakes that are stunning picnic spots. The heavy floods that Malaga suffered in 1907, led to the creation of the Hydraulic Division of Southern Spain, created to prevent catastrophes and seek the use of water for irrigation. Geographically, the environment of the Guadalhorce and Guadalteba reservoirs is made up of the seven municipalities in whose territory these swamps are located: Carratraca, Ardales, Teba, Campillos, Álora, Valle de Abdalajís and Antequera, although the boundaries of the dams are in the municipal terms of Ardales, Campillos, Antequera and Teba.

Malaga is hometown for the worldwide know Artist Pablo Picasso, one of the most conic artists of the 20th century. Start with a visit to the home where he was born—today a small museum housing some of the family's old belongings—in Plaza de la Merced and have a look to its statue. Finally, make your way to the Malaga Picasso Museum opened in 2003 that triggered the city's cultural rebirth. The permanent collection here showcases some of the most important works from Picasso's formative years. A self-guided Picasso tour through Malaga is a must during your visit.

If you enjoy drinking wine, you will fell in love with Malaga and its winemaking ancient tradition, has the area is home to two of Spain’s prestigious denominación de origen wine regions (DO Málaga and DO Sierras de Málaga). Make even more of the experience by visiting the oldest wine bar in Malaga called Antigua Casa de Guardia , where they serve the wine straight from the barrel. Isn’t this a truly local experience?

Barbacued sardines with a bit of sea salt (squeeze some lemon juice on it to get even more flavour) that are to perfection over a grill fashioned out of an old fishing boat. Along with the espetos enjoy a glass of white wine and… tada! You perfect beachside meal will be served.

Have some really fun time at Málaga’s Carnival which which covers the city with parades and events, a celebration that culminates with the rather bizarre “Burial of the anchovy”: a sombre procession that accompanies a giant anchovy through the city streets to be burned at Malagueta Beach.

We propose a visit to the first winery with Certificate of Mercado de Ataranzas is one of the most appealing markets in all Andalucía and sells fresh fish, meat, spices, deli items, fruits and vegetables. Walking into the market through this arch you will be equally impressed by the magnificent stained glass windows. rigin on the Costa del Sol, located only 30 minutes from Marbella, in Manilva área. Practically all of the cultivation in this territory is based on the Moscatel variety of Alexandria, a white grape that has a triple use: as table grapes, for raisins and to produce wine both dry and sweet. Our visit is private it is led by the winemaker, which allows us to deeply discover the history of a wine area with more than 500 years of history. In addition, you will sponsor your own grapevine, name it and receive at home a bottle of its wine every year. A very nice and symbolic gesture that helps recovering the wine industry of the region.

There are lots of stunning beaches in that area such as “Valdevaqueros” beach, “Zahara de los Atunes” or, “La Cala de los Alemanes” if you are looking for a place to relax, enjoy at some natural pools with fine sand if you want to practice scuba diving. Bolonia Beach is also from the most famous ones with 30 meters of sand dunes and amazing ruins that you can visit, if you want to learn a bit more about Spanish heritage, to called “Ruinas Romanas de Baelo Claudia” Due to it’s location, Tarifa offers the perfect condition for practice wind sports such as kite and windsurf, that makes from this Mediterranean dream setting the biggest hot spot for kite in all Europe, which gives to Tarifa this amazing carefree and leisurely ambience.

The best plan to do in Tarifa a part of enjoying it’s beaches, is to wander into its old town and picturesque alleyways, narrow streets with beautiful small white houses and flowers in every balcony, visiting the San Mateo Church, have a drink on the typical Andalusian corner cafés or going shopping in the little local mediterranean style shops for clothes and crafts.

Tarifa is so loved by everyone because it offers a special mix that join together a very chilled and intimate environment with ton of bars with great atmosphere. Do not leave Tarifa without having lunch at the very sand beach of a “chiringuito” or delight yourself with a fresh tuna in “El Otero” restaurant; shellfish for dinner at the already 30 years of history “Las Rejas” restaurant, the bar La Lola to enjoy tasty tapas and delicious wine, the Hurricane hotel to enjoy a romantic dinner at its garden or terrace right in front the beach or joining the typical “Ruta de bares” to do a typical Spanish plan with good atmosphere.

Puente Nuevo: This bridge is the most famous monument in Ronda. With unforgettable views over the Tajo river took forty-two years to build, and joins the old area of Ronda with the new one. Without a doubt, it is the largest and most famous monument in Ronda. • Plaza de toros de Ronda: Ronda is also known as the cradle of bullfighting. Built in 1785 by the same architect who built Puente Nuevo, this bullring has a capacity on 5000 spectators and is one of the oldest and most picturesque in Spain. • Arab Baths: Located in the San Miguel quarter in he old Arab area of La Ronda, those bath were built at the end of 13th century and are the best preserved Arab baths in Spain. • Palacio de Modragon: This museum is dedicated to the history on Ronda and considered a haven of tranquility due to its fabulous gardens. • Plaza Duquesa de Parcent: It is the most picturesque square of la Ronda with lots of monuments to visit. The most important one is the Santa María la Mayor which last more than 200 years to be build. • Gardens of Cuenca and Mirador de Aldehuela: That offer unbeatable views with a different perspective of the city. • Wine Route: Ronda is one of the most recent additions to the official wine routes that can be found in Spain, the best way to try some fantastic wineries.

Tragatá is the best option in la Ronda if you want to delight yourself in a Michelin-starred Restaurant where you will find dishes made with a sublime exquisiteness. If you want to try an authentic restaurant of the area go to the Meson El Sacristán. This fabulous and always busy restaurant with Roman ruins in the basement offers the best steaks of the Ronda.

Including everything you could just imagine from beach clubs, restaurants and a world class iconic marina that offers all the facilities one expects when docking a boat, make from Sotogrande an unique experience either for residents and for visitors. Sotogrande is famous because its polo fields, horse riding, tennis and paddle and offers five golf courses; Valderrama Golf Club with 18 holes, Real Golf Club of Sotogrande with 18 holes and 9 short holes, Hotel-golf Club Almenara with 27 holes, La Cañada with 18 holes and The Reserve, with 18 holes with magnificent views towards the sea. The pleasant climate makes for perfect golfing conditions pretty much all year round. In addition, in Sotogrande you can find the first inland beach from Andalusian and the largest in Europe. With more than 3500 square meters suitable for swimming with sand bottom, and 2800 meters of coastline. The reserve is the best place in Sotogrande to spend a family day, practice water sports activities such as sailing, kayaking or paddle surfing, relax for adults in one of the having lunch in a Andalusian cuisine restaurant with an International touch. Sotogrande also offers a wide range of options when talking about shopping. The most popular retail center is the Blue Sotogrande right in front of the marina, with high-end fashion boutiques, restaurants, bars and a beauty salon.

You will find a wide range of restaurants in Sotogrande. From a typical and Spanish restaurants Barlovento and Las Camelias, to Italian food in Bucintoro or Argentinian in La Cancha Dos. But Undoubtedly, the best places to eat in Sotogrande are located in its fantastic marina, where exquisite fish and meat dished are served.