The Costa del Sol offers a benign climate, fiestas, fun, budget prices, and the sapphire-blue Mediterranean. The outstanding feature of the Costa del Sol is its ease of access. Malaga is the capital of the Costa del Sol and birthplace of Picasso. This exuberant and very Spanish port city, set against a sparkling blue Mediterranean, is both historic and pulsing with modern life. And on the other hand, we have Marbella, once a fishing village, which is one of the most exclusive towns on the famous Costa del Sol. It’s a great place to relax and have some fun. It’s located only half an hour from Malaga airport, offers sunny climate and brings tourists from all around the world.

Attractions

• Preserved rather magnificently, the Malaga’s cathedral is one of the town’s most important monuments
• The striking Gibral-faro fort overlooks the city of Malaga
• Alcazaba was the palace-fortress of Malaga’s Muslim governors, dating from 1057
• On Malaga’s most scenic street, is the brilliant Museum of Picasso
• One of the most beautiful quarters of Marbella is the old town surrounded by an Old Arabian Wall
• Marbella’s prettiest square La Plaza de los Naranjos (Orange Square) is a place one must visit during one’s lifetime
• Visit the town Milla del Oro (Golden Mile)where, you can find plenty of luxurious mansions belonging to the kings, sheiks and Arab billionaires from all over the world
• One hour drive is the rock of Gibraltar