Malaga is the centre of the Costa del Sol and a big tourist region. Many people travel to Malaga for two things one is for the beautiful country which is laid back and relaxing and the other is for the night life as there is always plenty going on and something for everyone to get involved with.

Malaga is a bustling little city; the old and the new meet on Marques de Larios, Plaza de la Constitución and Calle de Granada, which form the backbone of the shopping area and the thriving nightlife. The narrow side streets form a confusing maze of alleys crammed with tapas bars and bodegas - old fashioned wine shops brimming with casks including the local sweet wine which is similar to Port.

Malaga is a bustling little city; the old and the new meet on Marques de Larios, Plaza de la Constitución and Calle de Granada, which form the backbone of the shopping area and the thriving nightlife. The narrow side streets form a confusing maze of alleys crammed with tapas bars and bodegas - old fashioned wine shops brimming with casks including the local sweet wine which is similar to Port.

Who Goes There?
Malaga attracts all tourists, anyone wanting a relaxing holiday or a more upbeat, lively holiday.

Activities
There is always something for you to be doing in Malaga things such as water sports, golf, volley ball, horse riding and bike riding are just a few activities that are available.

Attractions
If it is the culture side that you wish to explore in Malaga there are plenty of sight seeing to be done, and many interesting museums to explore. There are also places like the botanical gardens which might interest you.

Nightlife
On a night in Malaga many of the local’s go down to the promenade on the beach and the many bars, cafes and restaurants become packed with activity. There is also the option to go onto night clubs near by which are great entertainment for people who enjoy dancing the night away.

Restaurants/Cuisine
In Malaga you are guaranteed to find somewhere to eat and drink because there are cafes and restaurants locally. There is everything you need and there should be something for everybody’s tastes. There are many different dishes available on the menu’s to choose from and most are reasonably priced.

Shopping
Malaga centre is a great place to go shopping it has everything from boutiques and designer shops to classy cafes and they are all surrounded by beautiful restored buildings. There are also many indoor shopping centres where you should find something that interests you.

Weather
Average
January: 16ºC, February: 17ºC, March: 19ºC, April: 20ºC, May: 23ºC, June: 27ºC, July: 29ºC, August: 29ºC, September: 28ºC, October: 23ºC, November: 19ºC, December: 17ºC.

Transfer Time
The transfer time is approximately 30 minutes to an hour.

Currency
Currency used in Malaga is the Euro.