Malaga Holidays – For a true taste of Andalusia
Malaga holidays feature a likeable lively cosmopolitan city just 5 miles from Malaga airport on the Costa del Sol. Malaga has plenty of beaches, a stylish marina, pleasant parks and gardens, art galleries and museums and a famous bullring. Malaga offers a more rounded experience of life in southern Spain than the tourist-orientated resorts on the Costa. Holidays in Malaga tend to centre on the attractive narrow streets of the Moorish influenced old city with its charming tapas bars and old fashioned bodegas. Long pleasant promenades run along several Malaga beaches. One of the best Malaga beaches is to the east at Playa de las Acacias. If you are in Malaga you should include a look at the impressive cathedral, the Alcazabar fort and the hilltop castle.

Holidays in Malaga – Packed with authentic bars and restaurants
Malaga holidays offer plenty of good shopping and a vast amount of genuinely Spanish restaurants. There are excellent fish and seafood restaurants throughout Malaga and in unpretentious beach suburbs like El Palo. Malaga holiday nightlife reflects contemporary Spanish style far better than most of its resort neighbours. Malaga has quite a busy cultural life with live music and a strong flamenco tradition. There’s plenty here to keep you going all night if you choose.

Malaga Holidays – A great off-season city break choice
Winter holidays in Malaga benefit from the warm all-year-round Mediterranean climate. Off-season breaks to Malaga make an excellent short city break. If you visit Malaga at Easter you will witness one of Spain’s most impressive religious celebrations while Malaga in August will feature the huge 10-day summer fiesta, one of the largest in Europe and tremendous fun in true Andalusian style. Holidays in Malaga can be combined with Costa de Sol beach resorts or strikingly beautiful mountain towns like Ronda. Malaga has good connections to beach resorts and the unforgettable Andalusian cities of Cadiz, Granada and Seville.