Costa del Sol

Make room for your taste buds to dance during your Costa del Sol golf holidays! Costa del Sol offers a fantastic combination of the best Spanish, Jewish, and Arabic dishes, with good knowledge of their multicultural gastronomy. One of the high-season highlights of the cuisine, apart from the olive trees on the golf courses, is the fresh seafood but you should also try the famous Gazpacho, Churros, and Tapas. Make sure you visit Chiringuitos, typical beach restaurants that offer delicious fried fish, and Espetos de Sardinas (sardine skewers). They are the quintessence of Andalusian cuisine and a local delicacy. Those who are looking for innovation and a bit of avant-garde won’t be disappointed – eight restaurants in Costa del Sol have been awarded Michelin Starts for their culinary excellence.

Ideal for all sun worshippers and a perfect place to relax during your golf breaks. A year-round warm climate, beautiful beaches, and great restaurants are what make the coastline of Costa del Sol so unique. Some of the best beaches in Costa del Sol on a clear day are Playa de Burriana (Burriana Beach), Playa Malapesquera (Malapesquera Beach), and Playa de Cabopino (Cabopino Beach), visited by holidaymakers on a weekly basis. Enjoy the warm sand under your feet and listen to the calming sounds of the sea while planning where to book your next green fees. You will be surprised at what a difference it makes.

Make sure to explore the many different activities in Costa del Sol during your golf breaks. This region offers a very vibrant cultural life throughout the year. Celebrations of the Carnival are something you don’t want to miss. Expect colorful costumes, street parades, lots of music, and plenty of drinking and dancing. Numerous festivals in the summer months provide entertainment for cinema, music, and food enthusiasts. Make sure you visit Malaga during Málaga Feria in August to admire fireworks and flamenco shows. If you visit in September or October, festivals in Fuengirola and Nerja are must-sees.