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The magnificent city of Malaga is a world apart in itself. The culturally rich coastal city lies in the autonomous community of Andalucia and was once described by the poet Vicente Aleixandre as ‘a paradise between the sky and the earth’.
Malaga is a sunlit paradise with miles and miles of enchanting shoreline, mesmerizing scenery, and pristine beaches. The region enjoys a mild climate throughout the year as it is snuggled between the two riverbeds and is surrounded by the mighty mountains, thanks to its geographical location. It has numerous parks, exciting landmarks and plenty of places for sightseeing which makes it an ideal place to spend a family vacation.
This 1.2km family friendly beach has a reconstructed shoreline which has maximised its space. Activities such as diving and fishing...
Located in the centre of Torremolinos, next to Playamar, Torremolinos beach is a popular destination for both locals...
La Caleta beach is one of the most popular beaches in Malaga and stretches about 1km in length. The beach is famous for being the...
Malaga Park, also known as Alameda Park or the Park is constructed at the end of the 19th century. The Park makes its way along the...
The Crocodile Park is located in Torremolinos, right in the heart of the Costa del Sol. In the Crocodile park you can see and...
This park serves as the ‘green lung’ of the city with its lush 4,996 hectares of forest cover. The Montes de Málaga natural park...
King Badis of the Zirid Dynasty built the Alcazaba Fortress in 1040 to protect the royal family from outside invaders. Situated on...
Between the 16th - 18th centuries, Diego Siloe planned the Malaga Cathedral also known as Catedral de la Encarnación on the site of...
The Sea Life Centre of Benalmádena (suburb of Malaga) consists of many types of maritime recreations including a variety of...