Malaga Resorts

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... flats. We drove along the Costa del Sol between Marbella and Malaga and I was glad not to stop at any of the tourist resorts, full of grotty flats and souvenir shops. We picked Mum up from Malaga airport. She'd had an interesting flight, which had ...

... castle and resort towns like Motril and Almunecar and then became a Southern California like expressway through Malaga and past posh resorts like Torremolinos, Marbella, Fuengirola, and Esteponas.  The region is often disparagingly characterized as ...

... sorts of assorted groceries ready to become Spanish fare. Spain’s Costa del Sol outlines the northern Mediterranean with history, resorts, color & lots of refreshing sun.  From the beach, we can look south to Northern Africa where history ...

... taking control of the Straits for centuries. After that we went to MALAGA, passing through the very touristy coast with its sea side resorts of Marbella and Torre Molinos. We made first an excursion to RONDA at about 50 km northwest of Malaga. Ronda is ...

... del Sol in general! The picture we all have of this part of the world, is big concrete buildings from Malaga right to Gibraltar! Big hotels, big resorts, Golf Courses and obviously lots of sun! Not to forget the bling bling factor! When looking for the ...

... London and I are taking the train down to Malaga, which is the city that Costa del Sol is in....one of the most beautiful resorts/beaches in Spain. Our hostel is about a 10 minute walk from the beach, so that should be an awesome relaxing two days. I ...

... been staying there for the last week for a bit of R&R. The town itself is strange to say the least. Its one of those seaside resorts overun by tourists. In this case the English. All the shops were in English and there was even a Yates Bar playing the ...

... but definitely a nice place to spend a week. The place we are staying at is called the King Fisher Club, and it is one of 4 resorts that are all in one area called Benal Beach. There are 3, or 4, or 8 swimming pools at the resort, and plenty of ...

... Córdoba, and the southern coast (Costa del Sol).  It is the home of bullfights, flamenco, gazpacho, and glamorous Mediterranean resorts, but this portion of the trip was all about the whitewashed hill towns.  After hugging the coast through ...

... we are now from the interior, we had to cross the Sierra Nevada (!) mountains, some 11,000 ft high with ski resorts, didn't expect that this far south.  Also olive groves as far as the eye could see for miles in every direction.  ...

... we drove down the coast to Conil, which is in about the only coastal area of Spain that is not overrun with resorts.  Our hotel turned out to be about 95% German, so it was like travelling from Amsterdam all over again.  ...

... while I am fine with jumping out of a plane, I am not a fan of the skyride at amusement parks and the ski lifts at resorts. I braved the windy day and luckily, we did not plummet to a terrible death.   The view from the top of Gibraltar was ...