El Torcal, Antequera, is one of the most beautifully rugged places in the world. Situated in the Sierra del Torcal mountain range, in the Andalusian province of Malaga in southern Spain, this national park provides a superb tourist attraction with its wonderful scenic views, its superb native flowers, and its unique, endemic wildlife.
Mijas Wine Museum (Museo del Vino) is situated in C/San Sebastian, the most photographed road in the picturesque white-washed, mountain village of Mijas Pueblo. Originally a townhouse built in 1839, It is known to the locals as ‘The house of light’ because it was the first transformer for the supply of electricity in the town.
AVENTURA AMAZONIA, is located just 500m from the beautiful beaches of Elviria, Marbella. It is Andalusia’s biggest adventure park, with an amazing 83 different challenges and 20 zip-wires, one of which is 240m in length, making it Andalusias longest tree top zip-wire. All of these activities are spread over six adventure circuits, Mini Kids, Kids, Jungla, Aventura, Deportivo (adventure and sport) and Explorador ( Explorer).
If you are visiting the Costa del Sol this Summer or in the near future and are looking from a break from the norm when it comes to daily activities, then why not head over to Malaga and visit the Automobile Museum?
Looking for a fun filled family day out on the Costa del Sol, Spain? Do you want somewhere easy to park, that has something for all age groups? Well, Funny Beach has the lot! It is conveniently located just off the A7 at km 184, Marbella. It is open 365 days of the year and opens from 11am until 11pm.
If you love live music, especially Blues, then you’ll want to visit the Mijas Blues Festival on Friday the 6th July.
In its sixth year, this years Blues Festival promises to be an extravaganza of cool live Blues music brought to you by Blues artists from all over the world. The show has been arranged by the “Aint Nothin’ But” blues bar in London, in collaboration with the Mijas Town Council Foreigners Department.
On the 26th June 2012, Malaga airport will have two runways which will not only help to bring it in line with the other major Spanish airports but also help to open up the Costa del Sol to even more destinations.
Once the new runway is fully operational, Malaga will be right up there with the other major airports in Spain including Barajas (Madrid), El Prat (Barcelona), Gran Canaria and Palma de Mallorca.
If you are visiting Malaga and the Costa del Sol this Summer and are seeking a change from the beach or golf course, why not pop along to the lovely Parque Paloma (Dove Park) in Benalmadena?
Linking Benalmadena Costa with the peak of Monte Calamorro, the tallest of the Malaga coast and reaching 800 meters above sea level at its highest point, is the cable car system of Benalmadena (Teleférico de Benalmadena). Opened in 2003 as part of the Selwo Adventure Parks Group, the cable cars quickly became one of the most popular tourist attractions of the Costa del Sol.
