May is a wonderful time to visit Malaga. The city comes alive with the colours and scents of spring, and the weather is perfect for exploring all that Malaga has to offer. From cultural events and festivals to outdoor activities and delicious food, there is something for everyone in Malaga in May. Join us as we discover the best things to see and do in this vibrant city.
Discover Malaga in April: mild spring weather with daytime highs around 21°C, sea temperatures of 17°C, Semana Santa processions (early April in 2026), beach time, local festivals and easy day trips. Complete guide to what to pack, activities and transport.
Antequera lies right in the heart of Andalusia, just a short drive inland from the Costa del Sol. This historic town in Malaga province brings together prehistoric sites, Moorish heritage, Renaissance architecture and dramatic landscapes that few places in Spain can match. With more than thirty churches – which is why it’s known as “the […]Read more
Juzcar, the charming Blue Village in the Serrania de Ronda, lies in the heart of the Genal Valley in the province of Malaga. Just 101 km from Malaga Airport, 25 km from the spectacular town of Ronda, and only about 1 hour 10–20 minutes from Marbella and Estepona, this tiny village of just over 200 […]Read more
Are thinking about coming to Malaga for this Easter? Well, it’s just around the corner! This year, compared to last year, we have to wait 3 weeks less for our long-awaited spring break on the sunny Costa del Sol: This year, Holy Week in Malaga takes place from Sunday, March 29 to Sunday, April 5.
February is a fantastic month to visit Malaga. The weather is mild and pleasant, with sunny days that invite you to explore the city without the summer crowds. It is the season of Carnival, one of the most joyful and colourful festivals of the year, with parades, music and costumes that fill the streets with […]Read more
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