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Sun, culture and gastronomic delights: Take a trip to the Costa del Sol 

With its stunning beaches, beautiful vistas, delicious cuisine and vibrant cultural scene, the Costa del Sol is a popular destination, and with good reason. Whether you want to soak up the sun, explore and adventure, try delicious cuisine, or dance the night away, the Costa del Sol has all of this and so much more to offer.  

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    10 things to do on the Costa del Sol 

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    1. Golden coastlines & crystal clear water

    Relax and enjoy the golden sands and crystal-clear waters of the Costa del Sol’s beautiful beaches, such as Playa de la Malagueta, Playa de Maro and Playa de la Fontanilla.

    Costa del sol overview

    Located in Spain’s southern region of Andalusia, the Costa del Sol has a rich history and vibrant cultural heritage that has been shaped over many centuries under different civilisations. The region has been inhabited since prehistoric times. The Phoenician and Roman Empires left their mark on the region, as did the Moors, who ruled the region for hundreds of years. Many remnants from these eras can still be found today.  

    The region boasts a rich cultural scene. Andalusia is the birthplace of Flamenco dancing, and has a vibrant art scene with the collections of famous Spanish artists like Picasso and Velázquez on display. Many lively fiestas also take place in the region throughout the year. 

    What to eat

    An array of local delicacies, Spanish classics such as paella and gazpacho, and tapas dishes such as gambas al ajillo are widely available, as well as international cuisines. For an authentic taste of the region, try pescaíto frito, a popular Andalusian dish. It’s a platter of assorted small fried fish, such as anchovies, sardines and baby squid, often served as a tasty appetiser. If you’re looking to satisfy a sweet tooth, try the favourite Spanish dessert churros, deep-fried pastries with a cup of thick chocolate sauce for dipping.  

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