Everything you need to know about tourism in Malaga to make the most of your visit. Choose the plan that suits you the best.
Malaga is the capital city of Costa del Sol, a splendid area in the marvellous Autonomous Region of Andalusia, the most southern of the Iberian Peninsula. Its 300 sunny days per year and the mild climate conditions make it the perfect holiday spot where to spend relaxing and fun times with your beloved ones.
Malaga is home to friendly people, welcoming hosts of one of Andalusia’s most precious and charming treasures. Since the quantity of what to see, to taste, to smell, to enjoy is incredibly vast, we have decided to lend you a hand and guide you throughout Malaga’s secrets. As you’ve got a friend in us, you’re now ready to travel to Malaga!
If you’re thinking about visiting the region of Axarquía, you shouldn’t miss out on Competa. Discover with Ruralidays what to do in Competa during your getaway. The province of Malaga is renowned, besides the beaches and favourable weather conditions, because of the quaint White Towns that are spread on its hills. Among them, the lovely…
Spend the best Valentine’s Day of your life by travelling to the Costa del Sol and discover all the most romantic spots in Malaga Although visiting Malaga is always a good idea, regardless of the season, doing so for Saint Valentine’s Day allows you to discover the city enveloped by the most romantic atmosphere. You…
If you are travelling in the western Costa del Sol, you should stop by the coastal city of Fuengirola. To make the most of your visit, take a look at what to do and what to see in Fuengirola. With its 8-km seashore, Fuengirola owns the longest stretch of beaches in the province of Malaga.…
Take notes of the most important running events in Malaga province and start looking for the best flights to enjoy the Costa del Sol while running. The Costa del Sol is the ideal destination for runners, who want to test their abilities in different marathons and running events. The area welcomes several possibilities to make the most of…
Are you thinking about visiting the Costa del Sol? Do you want to know what to do and what to see in Marbella? Then keep reading! Belonging to West Costa del Sol, Marbella is Malaga province’s second most inhabited city. It is known to be one of the most popular and glamorous destinations in the…
If you are looking for a place to go on holidays with the whole family, know that the Costa del Sol offers several towns that are worth a visit. In this post, we are providing you with useful information about what to do and what to see in Benalmádena. The municipality of Benalmádena, where almost-60,000…
If you or any of your friends have mobility issues, know that the south of Spain’s got you covered! Find out the best wheelchair-accessible beaches in Andalucia and discover all the destinations you can travel to and make the most of the fabulous Andalusian weather conditions all year round. The wheelchair-friendly beaches are those that…
You can’t leave Malaga without visiting its Cathedral. Either because of the peculiar architecture or because of its beauty and symbolism, you will fall in love with Malaga Cathedral as soon as you enter its doors. Want to know why you should visit it? Then keep reading! Malaga Cathedral is the city’s most famous monument,…
The XIV Festival of Three Cultures in Frigiliana is the place to be if you want to have fun with your family and friends. What’s better than having fun with your friends, tasting delicious gastronomy and dancing at the rhythm of the night in a picturesque surrounding? If your answer is “nothing”, you need to come…
Bonfires on the beach are the most common way to celebrate San Juan in Andalucia, every year in the night of June 23rd. Read along to find out how the Night of San Juan is lived in the south of Spain. The Night of San Juan is a celebration whose origins date back to…
To have breakfast in Malaga is one of the most authentic cuisine-related experiences you can have while on the Costa del Sol. Thanks to this list of the places where you should have at least one breakfast while visiting the capital city of the Costa del Sol, choosing where to have breakfast will be a…
If you’re dying to know the tradition of the Holy Week in Malaga, that’s the post that you’ve been waiting for. You’re going to read about some of the best places to eat in Malaga during the Holy Week (but not only). The best places to eat in Malaga during the Holy Week maintain their…
