Flights, Hotels & Package Holiday Bargains in Costa del Sol

Getting there and getting around

Flights to the Costa del Sol are easy to come by; virtually every airport in the UK offers flights and with so many low cost carriers providing cheap flights to the Costa del Sol prices are relatively inexpensive. The airport in the Costa del Sol is situated between Malaga, the main city in the Costa del Sol region and the popular resort of Torremolinos. Transfers to all resorts are plentiful with many shuttle buses and private taxis sitting outside the terminal. Like most destinations in Spain, public transport is relatively cheap and quite efficient.

Things to do

Holidays to the Costa del Sol are extremely popular with couples, families and groups of friends alike. There is an abundance of things to do and places to see in each and every resort. Families heading to the Costa del Sol on their summer holiday tend to visit resorts such as Benalmadena, Fuengirola or Torremelinos. These three resorts offer fabulous beaches and a host of bars and restaurants. 2km outside of Benalmadena sits the biggest amusement park on the Costa del Sol called ‘Tivoli World,’ reached by bus from most resorts, Tivoli World is home to thrilling rides, a variety of shows such as traditional flamenco and a dedicated children’s area called Tivolandia. Families bring their little ones here in their thousands and are guaranteed to have a fun-filled day out. For young groups of friends and even fun loving couples in search of clubbing holidays, Malaga is a must. Lively nightspots line the streets, from traditional gypsy flamenco performances and hospitable backstreet tapas bars, to English sports bars and modern nightclubs. After a night on the town, take a walk to the beautiful beach in Malaga where you can dip your toes in the clear blue waters or simply relax beneath the sun and rest your head.

Food and drink

Like many Spanish destinations, the Costa del Sol offers traditional Spanish dishes in the many tapas bars throughout the region, along with typical fast food outlets. However they do also have their own local delicacies. The varied local cuisine reflects the geographical diversity of the region. Further up in the mountains, locals enjoy game and hams, whereas on the coast in the more popular resorts, seafood dominates the menu. Locals living in the Costa del Sol love their tapas, a mini sized snack that comes in many different varieties. Holidaymakers are encouraged to give tapas a try to explore the enormous variety on offer. Torremelinos is home to a popular tapas bar named Casa Pacos, said to serve delicious Spanish food and offer fantastic value for money, so be sure to keep an eye out. Spain has long been famous for its numerous good wines, if you haven’t tried them yet you will not be disappointed, in the Costa del Sol almost every village make their own blend of wine. For cheap flights to the Costa del Sol and other destinations around the world, search the site and book direct with the tour operator of your choice today.