Andalucia & Costa del Sol Things to Do

So you’re staying in Málaga, and Morocco seems so close that you can almost taste it. But apart from setting sail in your only little dinghy, what options to you really have to get there?

From patios full of flowerpot-covered walls to an ancient mosque-cum-cathedral, Córdoba serves up Spanish charm in ways that no other Iberian city can.

With a brisk winter in the rearview mirror and an extra-hot summer on the horizon, there’s no better time to discover the beauty of Andalucia than in the spring. Here are just a few of the seasonal highlights.

When it comes to flamenco, there’s no better place to get to know the art form than in Andalucia; not only is the region the birthplace of the tradition, but it’s also home to the Seville Flamenco Museum.

Located just 12 kilometers west of Málaga, Spain, you’ll find another popular seaside of resort town: Benalmádena.

With a Mediterranean climate that can’t be beat, and over 40 courses dotting its coastline, Spain’s Costa del Sol is a golf destination worth adding to your athletic itinerary.