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Comfortable homes with modern amenities and private outdoor areas.
Things to do on the Costa del Sol
Find inspiration for family attractions, nature, caves, markets and day trips near the holiday homes.
Fuengirola Adventure Golf
Fuengirola Adventure Golf is a relaxed mini-golf outing that works well for children, teenagers and adults. You normally do not need to reserve a tee time in advance – you can simply turn up and play when there is space. The course is designed as adventure golf, so it has more variety than a very traditional mini-golf course while remaining easy for the whole family to enjoy. The Golfshak Bar serves drinks, snacks and meals before or after your round. It is a good choice when you want a couple of easy hours away from the beach or something simple to do in the late afternoon. Its Fuengirola location also makes it easy to combine with shopping, the seafront or dinner in town.
BIOPARC Fuengirola
BIOPARC is right in the centre of Fuengirola and is much more immersive than a traditional zoo. The park is built around naturalistic tropical habitats inspired by Africa, Southeast Asia, the Indo-Pacific and Madagascar, so you walk through landscaped environments rather than rows of cages. Species include gorillas, orangutans, tigers, lemurs, pygmy hippos and many lesser-known rainforest animals. The park has a strong conservation focus and runs daily activities such as guided visits, keeper encounters and visits to the Madagascar area. An average visit takes around three hours, although it is easy to stay longer. It is one of the best family attractions close to the holiday homes and is equally enjoyable for adults visiting without children.
SEA LIFE Benalmádena
SEA LIFE sits directly beside Puerto Marina in Benalmádena and is a manageable aquarium that is easy to combine with the marina itself. The route takes you through several marine environments with sharks, rays, sea turtles, seahorses, octopus and otters. The Jurassic Tunnel lets you walk beneath sharks and other sea creatures, while Ray Island and the digital bioluminescent experience add extra variety. Different feedings and short talks take place during the day, including sessions with otters, rays and sharks. The aquarium works well for a two- or three-hour visit and is especially useful on very hot days or when the weather is unsettled. Afterwards, Puerto Marina has plenty of places for lunch, ice cream or a walk by the boats.
Selwo Marina
Selwo Marina is in Benalmádena close to Parque de la Paloma and is a compact marine and wildlife park that fits comfortably into half a day. It is particularly known for penguins and sea lions, but there are other animals and educational presentations throughout the day. Depending on availability, extra experiences can also be booked with penguins, sea lions, giant tortoises and monkeys. Because the park is not huge, it is manageable with younger children and easy to combine with other Benalmádena attractions. Parque de la Paloma, the seafront or Puerto Marina all work well afterwards. Check the daily programme before visiting, as presentations and activities can change.
Benalmádena Cable Car · Monte Calamorro
The Benalmádena Cable Car links the town with the summit of Mount Calamorro, around 720 metres above sea level. The ride itself takes roughly 15 minutes and already gives impressive views over the Málaga coastline and the Mediterranean. At the top there are viewpoints and walking trails, so you can choose anything from a short stroll to a longer walk depending on the weather. On a clear day the views are excellent and the mountain atmosphere feels very different from the coast below. Birds-of-prey presentations with species such as owls, vultures and hawks are also held on selected days; this activity is operated separately and is not necessarily included in the cable-car ticket. It works very well as a half-day outing, especially outside the hottest midday hours.
Mariposario de Benalmádena
The butterfly park near Benalmádena Pueblo is now called Monowa and is built around a large tropical garden where more than a thousand butterflies can fly freely among waterfalls, flowers and dense vegetation. The butterflies come from different parts of the world and visitors can see several stages of their life cycle. The park also features exotic birds, fish, moths and stick insects. It is a calm, easy visit and works particularly well with younger children or when you want a shorter activity. It sits close to the large Buddhist Stupa and can easily be combined with Benalmádena Pueblo or Castillo de Colomares. A very pleasant choice for a relaxed morning.
Selwo Aventura
Selwo Aventura near Estepona is a large wildlife and nature park that works best as a proper full-day excursion. The terrain is more open and hilly than a traditional zoo, and visitors move between large animal areas featuring species from Africa and elsewhere. Suspension bridges are part of the route, including a bridge of around 65 metres over the lake area, together with several viewpoints. Extra activities include the Serengeti Safari, a guided experience that brings you closer to animals such as zebras, rhinos, hippos and antelope. There is quite a lot of walking and some changes in elevation, so comfortable shoes are useful. Alleow most of the day and check the programme and optional activities before leaving.
Cueva del Tesoro
Cueva del Tesoro in Rincón de la Victoria is one of only three known caves in the world with a marine origin and the only one of its kind in Europe. It combines geology, archaeology and local legends; remains from the Palaeolithic and Bronze Age as well as rock art have been found here. The visitor route passes through several underground chambers shaped by water over an immense period of time. Most of the visit is considered low difficulty, although there are several stair sections and only the first chamber can be reached by lift for visitors with reduced mobility. The visit uses an audio guide that can be downloaded to your own phone, so headphones are useful. It makes a very good half-day trip, perhaps combined with lunch on the coast in Rincón de la Victoria.
Cueva de Nerja
Nerja Cave near Maro is one of Spain’s most impressive caves and is important both geologically and archaeologically. The cave system extends for almost five kilometres and contains vast chambers filled with stalactites, stalagmites, columns and many other limestone formations created over millions of years. Humans used the cave for tens of thousands of years, leaving an exceptionally important prehistoric record; the cave art itself is not open to normal visitors for conservation reasons. The visitor area is well organised, and the cave is easy to combine with Nerja town, the Balcón de Europa and Maro. That makes it ideal for a full-day excursion. Lukd shoes with good grip are recommended, and remember that the underground temperature may feel cooler than the coast outside.
Caminito del Rey
Caminito del Rey is one of the great nature experiences in Málaga province. The official route is one-way from Ardales towards Álora/El Chorro and passes through narrow gorges, forest paths and the famous boardwalks, which in places hang more than 100 metres above the river. The complete outing, including access and exit paths, covers about eight kilometres and normally takes three to four hours. A helmet is provided at the control point. It is not mountaineering, but visitors should be reasonably mobile and comfortable with heights. Parking, shuttle buses or trains also need to be factored into the day, so arrive with plenty of time. Tickets often sell out, making advance booking strongly advisable. It takes up much of the day, but the scenery and dramatic gorges make it very memorable.
Ronda
Ronda is one of Andalusia’s most dramatically situated towns and easily deserves a full day. Puente Nuevo crosses the deep Tajo gorge and is the natural centrepiece of a visit, but there is much more to see than the bridge itself. In the historic quarter you can visit the Arab Baths, Palacio de Mondragón, Casa del Gigante and old streets with wide mountain views. Ronda also has a strong wine tradition, with several wineries around the town if you want to add a gastronomic element to the day. It is best to arrive early, park and explore the centre on foot. There are plenty of good lunch options, and Ronda can be combined with Setenil de las Bodegas if you are happy with a long day out.
Setenil de las Bodegas
Setenil de las Bodegas is one of Andalusia’s most unusual white villages. Rather than simply building on top of the rock, many houses, cafés and restaurants are built directly into and beneath enormous rock overhangs. The best-known streets are Cuevas del Sol and Cuevas de la Sombra, where the rock itself forms a natural roof above sections of the street and buildings. The village is fairly compact, so a couple of hours is usually enough to walk through the centre, take photographs and stop for lunch or tapas. The streets can be steep, so comfortable shoes are helpful. Setenil combines very well with Ronda: start early and visit both if you want a full day in the mountains.
Gibraltar
Gibraltar is a very different full-day excursion where British history, Mediterranean nature and views towards Africa are packed into a small area. Most visitors head into the Upper Rock Nature Reserve to see the famous Barbary macaques, St Michael’s Cave, viewpoints and several historic military sites. There are also marked nature trails such as the Mediterranean Steps and themed routes through the reserve. Down in town, Main Street offers shops and cafés with a distinctly British atmosphere that contrasts with Spain just across the border. Alleow extra time for the border and parking, and always check current entry requirements before travelling. It is best treated as a full-day trip, particularly if you want to see both the Rock and the town centre.
El Torcal de Antequera
El Torcal is one of Andalusia’s most distinctive natural landscapes. Over millions of years the limestone has been shaped into towers, layers and almost sculptural formations, giving parts of the landscape an almost unreal appearance. Marked walking routes of different lengths make the area suitable both for families wanting a shorter walk and for visitors who want to spend several hours on the trails. On clear days the views are wide and impressive, and the temperature is often a little cooler than on the coast. There is a visitor centre, which is a useful place to start and choose the route that best suits your group. The trip combines very well with lunch or a visit to Antequera. Good shoes, sun protection and water are strongly recommended.
Mijas Pueblo
Mijas Pueblo is only a short drive into the hills and is one of the easiest spontaneous outings from the holiday homes. The old town is made up of whitewashed streets with Moorish origins, small squares, flowers, shops and viewpoints with panoramic Mediterranean views. Classic sights include the Virgen de la Peña sanctuary, the oval bullring, the Inmaculada Concepción church and the remains of the old Moorish wall with gardens and viewpoints. The village also has small museums and art collections, including CAC Mijas. Mijas is particularly pleasant in the late afternoon and evening when the temperature drops. You do not need to plan a full day – a couple of hours, lunch or dinner is often just right.
AvenTouralia Quad Safari
Guided quad tours around Mijas and the hills behind the Costa del Sol. You can choose tours of around 1, 2 or 3 hours, with a safety briefing before departure. A great option for adults and older children who want more adventure and scenery than a normal sightseeing trip.
Kayak Nerja · Maro
One of the most scenic water activities on the Costa del Sol. Paddle along the Nerja and Maro cliffs past small coves, sea caves and the famous Maro waterfall, which drops directly towards the Mediterranean. Guided tours and self-guided rental options are available depending on provider and sea conditions.
Restaurante Estilo Campo
Choose Estilo Campo in Fuengirola when you want an evening built around Argentinian grilled meat. The appeal is a proper steak dinner in a relaxed setting rather than a long tasting menu. You can combine the meal with a walk around Fuengirola before or afterwards. Check the current menu and consider booking a table, especially for a larger group.
Casa Roberto
Casa Roberto is a Fuengirola classic with an interior that is an attraction in its own right: thousands of golf clubs hang above the tables. The restaurant describes its cooking as a mix of elegant and traditional food. Golf fans will particularly enjoy the setting, but the unusual atmosphere makes it memorable for anyone. Its central location makes dinner easy to combine with an evening walk in town. Booking ahead is sensible.
Ferrum
Ferrum is a suggestion for a more contemporary evening meal in Fuengirola. It suits a dinner for two or with friends when you want to give the food and its presentation a little more attention. It is also a change of pace after more traditional grill and tapas places. Check the latest menu or restaurant updates before going, since dishes and opening times may change. Consider reserving for a weekend dinner.
Alma Fuengirola
Alma is by Fuengirola marina, so it is easy to pair a meal with a walk past the boats or along the seafront. It is an option for a relaxed lunch or dinner while visiting the harbour area. Arrive a little early if you would like time for a stroll around Puerto Deportivo. Check the address, current menu and opening times before setting off, particularly outside the main season.
Restaurante Pueblo López
Pueblo López is a pleasant Fuengirola neighbourhood with a different feel from the busy seafront. The restaurant is a good choice for a quieter dinner where you can settle in and enjoy the evening. It particularly suits couples or friends looking for a classic restaurant outing. Take a short walk through the area beforehand, check the current menu and book if you have a particular evening in mind.
La Puerta Verde
La Puerta Verde is a smaller Fuengirola restaurant suggestion for gæster seeking a more personal setting. It offers a change from the larger places near the harbour and seafront. Alleow time for an unhurried dinner and perhaps an evening walk in town. Smaller restaurants may change their menu and hours, so check current details and book a table before visiting.
Pampa Tablas y Tapas
Pampa Tablas y Tapas makes a good stop during a visit to Mijas Pueblo. Order tapas and sharing plates so everyone at the table can try a few different things. Leave time to explore the whitewashed streets and viewpoints before or after eating. The meal turns a quick village visit into a relaxed half-day outing. Check opening times and reserve if you want to eat at a specific time.
Koco Bistró
Koco Bistró sits centrally in Mijas Pueblo and works for lunch or dinner during a village visit. Look for Mediterranean-style dishes, tapas and something sweet afterwards. Wander through the small streets and past the viewpoints before taking your table. It is a useful choice when people in your group want different kinds of dishes. Check the current selection and opening times before visiting.
Tomillo Limón
Tomillo Limón is in Mijas Pueblo and describes its cooking as a personal interpretation of traditional Spanish dishes. Choose it when you want to pair a walk through the white village with a dinner that puts the food centre stage. Explore the centre and a viewpoint before your meal. The menu may change, so consult the restaurant website and reserve for weekends or the holiday season.
AquaMijas
Water park between Mijas and Fuengirola with slides and areas for different ages. An easy family day out when it is hot. Check the season and tickets before visiting.
Karting Experience Fuengirola
Try go-karting near Miramar in Fuengirola. A fun competitive outing for friends and families who want an activity without a long drive. Check age and height rules and opening hours before going.
Fuengirola Sea Trips · bådtur
Take a boat trip from Fuengirola harbour and see the coast from the water. The operator offers trips with a chance to spot dolphins, although wildlife sightings cannot be guaranteed. Check sea conditions and departure times and book ahead in high season.
Aventura Amazonia Marbella
Treetop adventure park in Elviria with climbing courses and zip lines at different levels. Ideal for families and friends looking for a couple of active hours. Choose a course for your age and height and check opening times and reservations.
Jungle Family
Family adventure park between Plaza Mayor and IKEA in Málaga, with climbing and play activities, trampolines, mini-golf and areas for different heights. A good choice when children need to burn off energy and the family wants to be active together. Check height rules, opening times and tickets on the park website before going.
Karting Mijas
Outdoor go-kart track at Arroyo Pajares near Los Pacos in Mijas, with a longer circuit than Miramar. A good choice for adults and older children who want more laps on a proper track. Check current age and height requirements, opening hours and junior or two-seater options before visiting.
Club de Pádel Cerrado del Águila
Padel club in Mijas Costa with covered and outdoor courts. A convenient choice for a match or coaching session near the holiday homes. Check court availability and equipment rental with the club.
Higuerón Padel Center
Padel centre at Higuerón Sport Club. Book courts and explore coaching or other sports facilities. A good choice if you enjoy playing in a larger sports complex. Check current access and booking conditions online.
Max Fitness Gym
Gym at Max Beach in Riviera del Sol with sea views. Useful if you want to keep training during your holiday. Ask the gym about current short-term access or membership before visiting.
Gymhouse Fuengirola
Fuengirola gym offering day and weekly passes. A flexible option if you only want a few workouts while on holiday. Check current prices, opening times and classes on its website.
Playa de La Cala
Wide sandy beach by the centre of La Cala de Mijas, with easy access, a coastal promenade and restaurants nearby. A good choice for a classic beach day with lunch and a stroll through town. Check swimming conditions and lifeguard hours on the day.
Playa El Bombo
Sandy beach near La Cala de Mijas that pairs well with a walk along the coastal path. A useful alternative when you want the sea and nearby beach restaurants. Check weather and swimming conditions before setting off.
Playa de Calahonda · La Luna
Beach area at La Luna in Calahonda on the western side of the Mijas coast. Combine beach time with a walk along the coastal path and check conditions before swimming.
Cerrado del Águila Golf
This local nine-hole course in Cerrado del Águila is close to the holiday homes. It mixes wide fairways with holes that demand greater accuracy, including two long par fives. A convenient round without a long drive. Check current tee times and prices with the club.
Chaparral Golf Club
Chaparral is an 18-hole course in Mijas Costa. Its unusual layout has six par threes, six par fours and six par fives, making accuracy important. Easy to reach from the coastal road. Book a tee time and check green fees with the club.
Mijas Golf Club
Mijas Golf Club has two distinct 18-hole courses: Los Lagos and Los Olivos. Los Lagos is longer, with wide fairways and lakes; Los Olivos is shorter and puts more emphasis on accuracy around smaller greens. Choose the course that suits your game and check tee times, green fees and any course work before booking.
Benalmádena Golf
A short nine-hole pitch-and-putt course in Benalmádena that tests your short game, with practice facilities as well. Golfamore features the course among its Spanish clubs; check the card’s current conditions when booking.
Estepona Golf
An 18-hole course west of Estepona with views of the sea and Sierra Bermeja. A choice for a longer golf day combined with a visit to Estepona. The course appears on Golfamore’s list; check availability and card conditions before booking.
Miguel Ángel Jiménez Golf Academy
Torremolinos golf academy with a short par-three course and coaching for different levels. Good for practicing your short game, taking a lesson or playing a quicker round. Check tee times and current coaching options with the academy.
Alhaurín Golf
Alhaurín Golf sits in the hills by the Sierra de Mijas, with an 18-hole course and a shorter nine-hole par-three course. A change from the courses right by the coast. Choose the layout that suits your time and level and check tee times before setting out.
Club de Golf La Siesta
A nine-hole par-three course in the heart of Calahonda. It suits both beginners and experienced golfers who want to work on their short game without using a full day. Check opening times and book with the club.
Higuerón Marbella Golf Resort
Formerly Marbella Golf Country Club, this 18-hole Robert Trent Jones Sr. course is now Higuerón Marbella Golf Resort. It lies in hilly countryside east of Marbella and offers a longer round with views. Check current tee times and course conditions with the club.
Santa Clara Golf Marbella
An 18-hole par-71 course in Marbella that can be played on foot or with a buggy. Practice facilities and views of the coast and mountains. Santa Clara appears in Golfamore’s course listings; check current eligible days and card conditions before booking.
PG by Magna Marbella Golf
Nine-hole course in Nueva Andalucía’s Golf Valley, also playable as 18 holes. Water hazards, bunkers and valley views, plus a Toptracer range and academy. A good choice for combining a round with practice. Book on the club’s site.
Los Arqueros Golf & Country Club
Seve Ballesteros designed this 18-hole par-71 course in the hills near Benahavís. Elevation changes and varied holes make for a challenging golf day. The club also has other sports facilities. Check tee times and course conditions before visiting.
Atalaya Golf · New Course
Atalaya Golf has two different 18-hole courses. This suggestion is for the New Course, so choose that layout when booking. It offers an alternative to the club’s historic Old Course. Check the club’s site for course details, tee times and current conditions.
Villa Padierna Golf Club
Villa Padierna offers three 18-hole courses: Flamingos, Alferini and Tramores. Flamingos is the central resort course; Alferini is longer and more demanding; Tramores is a shorter executive layout. Choose by ability and time available and check tee times and prices with the club.
Frequently asked questions
Answers to the questions we hear most often.
When are check-in and check-out?
Indtjek is from 16:00 and check-out is by 10:00.
Is the pool private?
Yes, each villa has a private pool for your use during your stay.
Are pets allowed?
Unfortunately pets are not allowed.
How far is the beach?
The nearest beaches are about 4 km from the Cerros villas and 5 km from Las Lomas Villa.
Is parking available?
Yes, parking is available at every property.
Are ants a problem?
Especially in summer, please avoid leaving food scraps or crumbs.
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