Calahonda Things To Do

Calahonda Beach stretches for over two miles and walking westward will actually bring you to Marbella. Calahonda’s coastline is dotted with sandy coves and bays and it is not difficult to find a secluded spot to stretch out and relax on. Water sports are popular in this area and windsurfing, jet-skiing, and diving are just three of the water activities available.

 

Golf lovers are well catered for on a holiday in Calahonda and there are 10 golf courses within a 10Km radius of Calahonda. The warm climate means golfers can tee off at any time of the day or during the evenings. Golf courses such as La Cala Resort, La Siesta, and Santa Maria are all first class and offer stunning views of the Mediterranean landscape while playing.

 

Day trips from Calahonda should include a trip to Marbella and Puerto Banus. Expensive shops, first class restaurants and the up market marina make Marbella an exciting place to spend the day. A trip to Fuengirola will provide exciting aqua parks with enough adventure rides and water chutes to keep the children entertained for hours. Don’t miss the chance to view little Spanish villages such as Mijas where holiday makers can relax and enjoy a more traditional Spanish way of life.

 

There is a huge array of dining options within numerous restaurants in Calahonda. Holiday makers can take their pick from traditional, oriental, seafood dishes and even Italian restaurants. For even more choice head over to Marbella where the dining options can take an upmarket turn but the chance to dine beside the celebrities in the marina restaurants might just be worth the extra expense.

 

Calahonda’s commercial centre of El Zoco is a lively hive of bars, restaurants, and clubs. The street behind El Zoco is known as the strip and this is where holiday makers gather in the cocktail bars, stylish clubs and British bars. The music and dancing in the nightclubs does lasts from the moment the sun sets into the small hours of the morning.