Diamond Resorts hotels in Costa del Sol, Spain

Costa del Sol Beach Travel Guide

The Costa del Sol area is one of the most popular in Spain because of its golden beaches, fantastic local food and almost year-round sunshine.

Whether you are looking for a tranquil and relaxing break in the Playa del Cañuelo or you are seeking a livelier holiday in the likes of Torremolinos, the Costa del Sol offers something for everyone.

Beach Hotels in Costa Del Sol

The Costa del Sol offers a great selection of beach hotels for families, couples and solo travellers with over 161km of coast to choose from. From 5-star golf and spa resorts to modern quirky designs, the Costa del Sol has hotels to suit all tastes. It is advisable to book early as hotels can book up quickly, particularly during the school holidays.

Beach Activities in Costa Del Sol

The Mediterranean Sea is a great place to try out a variety of water sports. Surfing, diving and snorkelling are just a few of the fun things you could be getting up to. If you are still seeking adventure but don’t want to head out to the sea, you can go dolphins watching at the end of one of the many piers.

For fans of golf, the Costa del Sol offers a number of nearby well-renowned courses. Both La Cala Golf in Mijas and Marbella Club Gold Resort offer stunning coastal views while you play.

Take a catamaran trip to the harbour town of Puerto Banus where you will discover sheltered paradise beaches, chic shops and some of the world’s largest yachts.

Places to Eat and Drink Near the Beach in Costa Del Sol

The Costa del Sol offers some of the best seafood in Spain. Delicacies will vary along the coast but one thing all towns have in common is tapas. Garlic sizzling prawns and calamari will feature on nearly every menu. Fuengirola is a great place to sample tapas with a great selection of bars and restaurants along the lively sea front.

Andalucia is one of the world’s top wine producers, so make sure to sample some of the local wine while you are in the area. A sherry after dinner is a favourite among locals.

The Costa del Sol has a varied night-life with a huge selection of bars and clubs to choose from. These range from laid-back Spanish bars to Salsa dancing clubs.