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La Cala de MijasCala de Mijas Costa
La Cala is the most amazing small seaside town with everything you could want on a holiday. With the variety of restaurants & bars, a market, and an amazing beach it is a holiday location on its own.
A well-established residential community very popular with the British, La Cala boasts a nine-hole golf course within walking distance of the town as well as Spain’s largest golf complex with three courses each of 18 holes. For the golfer and the beachlover, La Cala is the holiday place to be.
As La Cala is on the bus route between Fuengirola and Marbella, you could do this holiday without a car. There is plenty of good quality rental accommodation, villas and apartments both in the town, near the sea, or in the hills with views over the Coast and the golf courses.
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CasaresCasares
Casares, perched atop a hill, offers panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and the Mediterranean Sea. The architecture, characterized by whitewashed houses adorned with colourful flowerpots, creates a stunning contrast against the deep blue sky. Explore the narrow, winding streets and you’ll discover hidden squares and intricate courtyards.
Casares boasts a fascinating history dating back to the Roman era. Throughout the centuries the village has been influenced by various civilizations and cultures. Casares Castle, with its strategic hill top location, offers stunning views from the Serrania de Ronda down to the Bay of Algeciras.
No visit to Casares is complete without indulging in the local cuisine. The town is home to numerous bars and restaurants where you can savour traditional Andalusian dishes such as gazpacho, pescaíto frito and the famous almond soup, ajoblanco.
In the heart of the Sierra de Casares, the region offers an abundance of activities like hiking, mountain biking, and birdwatching. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking landscapes, and don’t forget your camera to capture the beauty of the Mediterranean flora and fauna.
Casares boasts a fascinating history dating back to the Roman era. Throughout the centuries the village has been influenced by various civilizations and cultures. Casares Castle, with its strategic hill top location, offers stunning views from the Serrania de Ronda down to the Bay of Algeciras.
No visit to Casares is complete without indulging in the local cuisine. The town is home to numerous bars and restaurants where you can savour traditional Andalusian dishes such as gazpacho, pescaíto frito and the famous almond soup, ajoblanco.
In the heart of the Sierra de Casares, the region offers an abundance of activities like hiking, mountain biking, and birdwatching. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking landscapes, and don’t forget your camera to capture the beauty of the Mediterranean flora and fauna.
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Riviera del SolRiviera del Sol
Riviera del Sol offers fantastic outdoor areas with a lovely park and tropical flora to sit and relax. On the coast there is the outstanding boardwalk which follows the beach and sea all the way to La Cala to Mijas. The boardwalk is a popular attraction and a great way to get some exercise and take in the stunning views. Arriving at La Cala, you can enjoy some refreshment at any of the many bars, shops and restaurants to recoup your energy for the stroll back.
Riviera also boasts its own 18 hole golf course, as well as good shopping and restaurant facilities. Popular with all nationalities, it has a very “suburban in the sun” feel to it. The architecture, manicured avenues and many new developments have breathed fresh life into this well-established area.
Riviera also boasts its own 18 hole golf course, as well as good shopping and restaurant facilities. Popular with all nationalities, it has a very “suburban in the sun” feel to it. The architecture, manicured avenues and many new developments have breathed fresh life into this well-established area.
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ManilvaManilva
Manilva proudly boasts an intriguing blend of ancient ruins and modern delights. The town’s historical significance dates back to Roman times when it was known as Sabinillas. Explore the remains of the Roman bathhouse and Roman villa while strolling the captivating streets.
Manilva’s beaches are truly a slice of paradise. The warm Mediterranean waters beckon you to take a dip, while pristine sandy shores invite leisurely walks or the perfect spot for a picnic to unwind and soak up the sun.
You can’t truly experience a destination without indulging in its culinary delights. Manilva is famous for its seafood delicacies, particularly fresh anchovies—a local specialty. Feast on mouthwatering dishes while sipping on an ice-cold glass of Manilva’s renowned sweet Moscatel wine.
Experience the vibrant culture and lively atmosphere by joining in on one of Manilva’s annual festivals. From the August fair celebrating the town’s patron saint to the colourful International Day festivals, you’ll be swept up in the joyous spirit of the locals.
Manilva’s beaches are truly a slice of paradise. The warm Mediterranean waters beckon you to take a dip, while pristine sandy shores invite leisurely walks or the perfect spot for a picnic to unwind and soak up the sun.
You can’t truly experience a destination without indulging in its culinary delights. Manilva is famous for its seafood delicacies, particularly fresh anchovies—a local specialty. Feast on mouthwatering dishes while sipping on an ice-cold glass of Manilva’s renowned sweet Moscatel wine.
Experience the vibrant culture and lively atmosphere by joining in on one of Manilva’s annual festivals. From the August fair celebrating the town’s patron saint to the colourful International Day festivals, you’ll be swept up in the joyous spirit of the locals.
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CalahondaCalahonda
Calahonda covers a large area running from beachside up into the hillsides. The town, packed with interesting shops, bars and restaurants also boasts a fantastic beach. Located on the bus route between Fuengirola and Marbella, Calahonda is self-contained with everything you need close to hand, making it easy not to need a car during your holiday. During the summer months a road train provides transport around the town and up into the higher parts.
The urbanisation is split into beachside and inland, both easily accessible on foot. On the winding road leading up and down the urbanisation you can find bars, restaurants, a golf course and tennis club. The top of Calahonda is ideal for holidaymakers looking for a more tranquil location to get away from it all, unwind and relax.
The urbanisation is split into beachside and inland, both easily accessible on foot. On the winding road leading up and down the urbanisation you can find bars, restaurants, a golf course and tennis club. The top of Calahonda is ideal for holidaymakers looking for a more tranquil location to get away from it all, unwind and relax.
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Estepona TownEstepona
Estepona, the Coast’s most Westerly resort, is a sizable yet charming holiday resort town. West of Marbella, Estepona has largely avoided overbuilding and has lovely beach areas. In Estepona you will find a wide selection of good quality self-catering holiday rental accommodation. You’ll find traditional bars, restaurants and shops lining the town’s quaint cobbled streets and picturesque squares, as well as a smart seafront promenade featuring a children’s play area. There is also a bustling sports marina with bars, cafés and restaurants, and a regular street market.
Covering an area of 137 square kilometres, Estepona is in a fertile valley crossed by small streams and a mountains dominated by the Sierra Bermeja, which reaches an elevation of 1,449 metres at the peak of Los Reales. Well known for its beaches, which have two EC Blue Flags and which stretch over 21 km of coastline, it is a popular residential and year-round holiday destination.
Covering an area of 137 square kilometres, Estepona is in a fertile valley crossed by small streams and a mountains dominated by the Sierra Bermeja, which reaches an elevation of 1,449 metres at the peak of Los Reales. Well known for its beaches, which have two EC Blue Flags and which stretch over 21 km of coastline, it is a popular residential and year-round holiday destination.
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