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Costa del Sol Travel Information
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| Costa del Sol & Marbella
At your leisure: This is the Spanish Riviera. As well as a drive along the coast, we recommend a stroll around Puerto Banus, with its excellent marina, exclusive, trendy shops, restaurants and nightclubs. In addition, there are multiple opportunities to indulge in water sports as well as some of the best golf courses in Europe. Best time to go: All year round. Where to eat: For a quick snack, there are numerous cafeterias in the beach zones of the principal towns called chiringuitos. The best are along the Playa de los Boliches in Fuengirola; La Carihuela in Torremolinos; Marbella´s maritime promenade and the old quarter; Puerto Banus, San Pedro (village and beach) and Estepona. At the same time, you can watch the famous and not-so-famous do their thing. |
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to sleep: An astounding selection. Check out our web-site. Interesting half day/ full day side trips, with tour guide or driving yourself: Ronda, Mijas, Gibraltar, Arcos de la Frontera and the White Villages, Tarifa, Malaga and Granada. White Villages: The Route of the White Villages runs from the Atlantic coast near Cadiz to Antequera. It is in general, away from the coast, but roughly parallels the Mediterranean. The following villages are well worth visiting: Vejer, Jimena de la Frontera, Castellar de Frontera, Medina Sidonia, Alcala Gazules, Arcos de la Frontera, El Bosque, Ubrique, Grazalema, Zahara de la Sierra, Benaojan, Montejaque, Ronda, Olvera and Antequera. There are also extensions with other white villages in the Alpujarras region and in the Sierras of Cordoba, Granada and Jaen. |
| Suggested tours: Different routes for Fly and Drive: the Atlantic coast, Jerez and Puerto de Santa Maria, Gibraltar, Costa del Sol, etc. At your leisure: Golf, horse-back riding, hiking, water sports and activities, beaches and National Parks. Best time to go: All year round Where to eat: These villages are quite small, and many are oriented towards the tourist trade. You will easily find delightful little restaurants and old-style taverns (mesones) with local dishes at reasonable prices that are well worth trying. Where to sleep: Country inns, haciendas and cortjos (country estates), as well as converted historical buildings such as palaces and convents in Vejer, Arcos, Ronda and Cadiz. |
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