Malaga city, with almost 3000 years of history, has become in recent years a reference at the level of cultural offers, combined with the unique affable character of its inhabitants, the mild climate throughout the year and the bustle of a large Andalusian city open to the Mediterranean.
San Pedro de Alcántara is the most authentic corner of the municipality of Marbella: an Andalusian town with its own square, church, market and everyday life, less than 4 km from Puerto Banús and bordering Estepona. Founded in the 19th century as an agricultural and industrial colony by the Marquis del Duero, it is now […]Read more
Torremolinos, on the Costa del Sol and just a few kilometres from Malaga airport, remains one of the most emblematic destinations on the southern Spanish coast. Born as a small fishing village, it became the cradle of modern tourism in Spain and a stronghold of freedom and openness. While the rest of the country was […]Read more
Calahonda is a border area between Mijas and Marbella in the municipality of Mijas. This is a large, private estate with the name of Sitio de Calahonda, name of the homonymous beach there.
Located about 44 km from Malaga airport, Elviria is an urban resort belonging to Marbella. It is a very well-maintained community that extends along the beach and into the hills with a large number of high-class houses and apartments. If you want to enjoy a quiet holiday, very close to the centre of Marbella, this […]Read more
No illusions here: Puerto Banus is the epicentre of glamour and ostentation. Visitors flock to this most famous nautical tourist enclave in southern Europe for one simple reason – to see, to be seen, and to celebrate in style. Welcome to the hedonistic paradise!
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