Villas in Malaga

Villa holidays provide the perfect combination of affordability and comfort. Villa holidays are often much cheaper than staying in hotels, allowing you to enjoy the flexibility of self-catering accommodation without spending a fortune. You can choose from a wide selection of villas, all of which offer spacious living areas and fully-equipped kitchens. You'll have the perfect space to relax and unwind without relying on the extra charges and amenities of a hotel.

A villa and a hotel are both popular vacation lodging choices, but there are some key differences that set them apart. Villas offer more in the way of privacy and seclusion, with spacious rooms, dedicated outdoor areas, and larger kitchens allowing for relaxed in-home meals and entertainment. Moreover, villas are often located in residential areas, with access to the local community and amenities. In contrast, hotels offer a more traditional and convenient lodging experience.

The best time to visit Costa del Sol is from April to October when the weather is warm and sunny.

Some of the best areas to stay in Costa del Sol are Marbella and Nerja, with stunning beaches and a variety of exciting nightlife, shops, and activities. Other great areas to stay are Estepona, Torremolinos, Mijas and Fuengirola, each with its distinct character and quirky, lively atmosphere.

To get to Costa del Sol from the UK you need to book a flight to Malaga Airport, the closest international airport to Costa del Sol. Direct flights to Malaga from the UK take around 2.5 hours. Once you've arrived at the airport you can take a taxi directly to the centre of Costa del Sol, which should take around 45 minutes. Alternatively, you can take the train from Malaga Airport to the centre of Costa del Sol, which should take about an hour.

The currency used in Costa del Sol is the Euro (EUR).

The time difference between the UK and Costa del Sol is one hour ahead.

Most people in Costa del Sol speak Spanish. English is also widely spoken in many areas of the region.

Explore Malaga, the cultural gem of the Costa del Sol. Visit the Picasso Museum or take in the Alcazaba fortress's historic beauty. Stroll along the vibrant Muelle Uno waterfront or relax on La Malagueta Beach. Indulge in delectable tapas and explore the charming Old Town's narrow streets. Malaga offers a perfect blend of history, art, and leisure for every holidaymaker.

The Costa del Sol is home to a variety of delicious local cuisine. Seafood is a particular specialty, with fish and shellfish caught daily from the Mediterranean, Atlantic and local rivers. The local tapas is served in almost every bar and restaurant in the region and consists of small sharing plates of tantalising options like paella, croquettes and much more. Don't forget to sample some of the delicious local wines, craft beers, and refreshing cocktails.

Malaga's beaches are a true delight. La Malagueta Beach is ideal for sunbathing, with its proximity to the city center. Pedregalejo Beach offers a traditional fishing village charm, along with seafood restaurants. Playa de la Misericordia is perfect for families, featuring a playground and sports areas. These beaches provide diverse coastal experiences, ensuring there's something for every holidaymaker to enjoy.