Colourful landscapes and cultural heritage

With its diverse regions and many islands, Spain has been among the most popular holiday destinations in Europe for several decades. The variety of its landscapes, its magnificent beaches and sunny climate make it a sure winner all year round. Come and discover Moorish Spain in the south of the peninsula, Andalusia with its fiery temperament or the Balearic Islands very close by, famous for their splendid landscapes and their party atmosphere. Or opt for the diversity of the Canary Islands, volcanic lands with unspoilt traditions and treat yourself to an unforgettable holiday under the sun.

Costa del Sol

With regards to tourist attractions, the Costa del Sol’s reputation speaks for itself. The superb beaches with numerous water sports, quintessential golf courses, convivial hotels, particularly suitable for families and with a lively atmosphere, quintessential of the Andalusian temperament, make this a prime destination. The Costa del Sol is also the ideal departure point for exploring the marvellous hinterland with its unparalleled cultural heritage.

Estepona

Estepona has no less than 21 km of coastline, edged with beautiful sandy beaches. Some have been awarded the blue flag for their ecological quality. There is also a modern marina with numerous tapas bars and restaurants. In the town there are numerous attractions such as the Clock Tower, several museums, amphitheatre, the San Luis castle or the church of Los Remedios and the Los Pedregales park. Distance to airport: 70 km.

Nerja

This destination attracts thousands of guests. Among the main attractions are the caves of Nerja, the ‘Balcony of Europe’ with a panoramic view of the Mediterranean and the mountains of the Sierra Almijara (part of the Cordillera Penibética), as well as an aqueduct of 4 km to the east of the town of Nerja and the old town with its 18th-century church. Distance to airport: 70 km.

Marbella

Without doubt the most elegant seaside resort and the best known on the entire coast. The lively atmosphere of Plaza de los Naranjos is very appealing and this is a preferred meeting point. Take a walk too along the charming and romantic narrow little streets with flowerpots hanging all along the walls. The marina of Puerto Banús. approx. 7 km away, is particularly luxurious. Let yourself be tempted by internationally renowned shops and boutiques. A tour of the restaurants, bodegas, flamenco bars and upmarket discos offers entertainment. Distance to airport: 50 km.

Torrox

Approx. 50 km east of Málaga. Torrox-Pueblo, the old centre of the locality approx. 4 km from the coast, is a quintessential Andalusian village with narrow, winding streets, white houses and a rich Moorish past as evidenced today by the old ramparts and fortified towers. Torrox-Costa, on the coastline, was formerly a Roman city built on commerce and manufacturing. You can still see the ruins of the thermal baths and a necropolis. Torrox-Costa also boasts the longest seafront promenade of the entire Costa del Sol, with many facilities for tourists.

Malaga

The second largest city in Andalusia offers plenty of sights and entertainment. The beautiful old town with its alleys and pedestrian zones invites you to stroll and offers a real treasure of cultural sights. The sea is right in front of the city and the city beach can be reached from the old town in a few minutes walk.

Almuñecar

Etablie sur la Costa Tropical appréciée pour ses superbes plages et son climat doux tout au long l’année, cette localité accueille des infrastructures balnéaires agréables mais présente également une dimension culturelle. Le château San Miguel avec ses murailles, ses douves et son pont-levis bien conservés et le musée archéologique de Cueva de los Siete Palacios comptent parmi les incontournables. Distance de l'aéroport : 94 km.