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Malaga holidays offer laid-back Mediterranean vibes with a perfect blend of coastline and culture. Spend hours basking on the beach and revel in the watersports on hand before hitting the traditional tavernas and lively bars when evening rolls around. Crowned as the capital of the Costa del Sol, there is plenty to keep all ages occupied in one of Europe’s oldest cities, particularly if you're interested in its proud ancient past. History buffs can meander through the manicured gardens surrounded by cultured squares and reach the impressive towering fortress and Roman amphitheatre. Stroll through traditional Spanish streets and you’ll find countless boutiques and craft stalls worth browsing or you can stop for a bite to eat at one of the charming street side cafes, where foodies must try the local delicacy of boquerones (fried anchovies). Holidays to Malaga are popular with families seeking fun in the sun. You’ll find a whacky waterpark in Torremolinos (just a 20-minute drive away), beautiful beaches along the Costa del Sol coastline and plenty of colourful shops and markets to explore. We have a fantastic variety of hotels and apartments to choose from so you can ensure your Costa del Sol holidays are unforgettable!
Essential Information: When you go and what you'll need
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After your short airport transfer, walking is the best way to get to grips with this fantastic town. For longer trips, getting a bus or taxi is easy. Cycle hire is a popular option too if you're feeling active, or why not try a trixi bike taxi? The hop-on, hop-off bus is a good way to get your bearings while sightseeing or what could be more romantic than a horse and carriage ride at sunset?
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After your short airport transfer, walking is the best way to get to grips with this fantastic town. For longer trips, getting a bus or taxi is easy. Cycle hire is a popular option too if you're feeling active, or why not try a trixi bike taxi? The hop-on, hop-off bus is a good way to get your bearings while sightseeing or what could be more romantic than a horse and carriage ride at sunset?
For more questions, see our FAQs
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After your short airport transfer, walking is the best way to get to grips with this fantastic town. For longer trips, getting a bus or taxi is easy. Cycle hire is a popular option too if you're feeling active, or why not try a trixi bike taxi? The hop-on, hop-off bus is a good way to get your bearings while sightseeing or what could be more romantic than a horse and carriage ride at sunset?
For more questions, see our FAQs

The Picasso museum is a must-see in Malaga but it’s also worth checking out the quirky Museum of Glass and Crystal, and the Museo Automovilistico De Malaga. Atarazanas Market dates back to the 14th century and was originally built as a ship builder's yard. Alongside its historic charm, you'll find local produce including olives, fish, fruit and vegetables here.

There are plenty of places to park your towel on Malaga's 14km sandy beach. One of the most popular spots is Playa de la Malagueta, a manmade stretch with restaurants, bars, a children's playground and shops nearby. Next door you'll find Playa de la Caleta and Baños del Carmen, both backed by the pretty Picasso promenade. The city's coastal location means you're never too far from the action but can dip in and out of shops, galleries and restaurants when the mood takes you.