Costa del Sol is well-known for its long stretches of white sand being washed away with deep blue Mediterranean waters and its scenic and idyllic beaches. The reason that accounts for the immense popularity of Costa del Sol is the guaranteed sunshine in the area, all year around. The government authorities of the place have put their best efforts to refurbish the entire section with natural landscapes and low-rise tasteful buildings. The area has a merry mix of Spanish as well as international experiences such that the good-time spirit of this holiday heaven is beautifully restored.

But the best way to get to Costa del Sol is to take a flight to Málaga which is considered one of the most important cruise ports that has completely transformed itself. Malaga has replaced its main shopping street with idyllic pedestrian malls that have a number of cafés and sculptures. In Malaga, you can visit the outstanding Picasso Museum that showcases hundreds of his original works.

Marbella’s is also worth a visit in Costa del Sol. The town is only a little away from the wide beach and is occupied with the authentic tapas bars, and Moorish influences and old Spanish world charm. Another hot spot is Porto Banus. It is a stylish and artsy marina, situated close to Marbella. The place is filled with amazing yachts and their owners - completely suntanned. Porto Banus is also known for some upscale jewelry shops, smart boutiques and a pricey nightlife. Golfers can have the best of their time towards the far west end of Marbella.

Torremolinos is a region in Costa del Sol that is a common residence of a lot of foreigners, who are not that wealthy and also possess an international flavor. You will rarely hear people speaking Spanish here. A lot of tourists seek a laid-back sand and sun holiday especially in east of Malaga. This is a beautiful part of Costa del Sol where one can experience the breath taking panorama of the Sierra Nevada Mountains dropping towards the sea dramatically such that the wonder beaches hide just beneath the cliffs.

Costa del Sol’s prettiest part is Nerja that offers a complete peace of mind amid the fantastic views from Balcon de Europa promenade. You can watch Paleolithic cave paintings in visit the Cueva de Nerja, the place where Cromagnon man used to live. Cabo de Gata, situated in the east of Almeria beach, is known for the crystal clear waters where one can enjoy diving.

Malaga's airport has a lot of incoming flights from Madrid, the place that has non-stop connections to Boston, New York, Chicago, Washington DC and Miami.