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MÁLAGA

Just 20 minutes from Málaga Airport, this renowned course was designed by José Gancedo. Known for its challenging layout, lush greens, and sea views, it's a favourite among all levels of golfers.

Designed by Seve Ballesteros, this spectacular 18-hole course offers breathtaking views of the Sierra de Mijas and the Mediterranean. It also features a 9-hole par-3 course, ideal for shorter play.

Set in the Mijas Golf Valley, this 18-hole course blends seamlessly into its natural surroundings and offers panoramic mountain views. Designed by Cabell B. Robinson, it’s both entertaining and demanding.

Just a 20-minute walk from Plaza de la Constitución, these popular city beaches are lively and well-equipped, with plenty of beach bars (chiringuitos).

A former fishing village with local charm and modern comforts, just a short drive from the city centre.

Venture east to discover Nerja’s pristine beaches – perfect for a tranquil day trip.

This once industrial port is now a chic waterfront hub for dining and shopping.

Spain’s leading department store, featuring top fashion, tech, and lifestyle brands.

Well-connected shopping destinations with a variety of stores, dining, and entertainment options.

A pedestrianised, marble-lined shopping street – one of the most elegant and exclusive in Spain.

Arab-style baths in the city centre, offering traditional treatments in a tranquil setting.

Historic spa with mineral-rich waters, ideal for relaxation and wellness therapies.

Famous for its steam-based treatments using natural spring water, nestled in the mountains.

An exhilarating cliffside walkway through the Gaitanes Gorge, fully restored and safe for adventurers.

Explore lunar-like rock formations in one of Europe’s most dramatic karst landscapes.

Spain’s very own lake district – perfect for picnicking, hiking, and water activities.

Visit the artist’s birthplace in Plaza de la Merced and the acclaimed Picasso Museum.

Málaga is home to DO Málaga and DO Sierras de Málaga wines. Don’t miss Antigua Casa de Guardia for a taste straight from the barrel.

Grilled sardines cooked over open flames – simple, local, and delicious.

A colourful celebration ending with the quirky “Burial of the Anchovy” – an event you won’t forget.

A stunning central market with fresh produce, local delicacies, and beautiful stained glass.

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.