Malaga

Anything you need to know about car hire in Malaga, including Malaga airport and Renfe Railway Station.

Torremolinos museum by museum

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Tattoo Museum. “The Temple”

This unique project, unique in Spain, opened as an exhibition space and a center of body decoration is the fruit of efforts and management of two legendary tattoo artists: Lucas and Linda who have contacted renowned tattoo artists internationally as; as Lional Tichener (GB), Henk or Hanky Panky (NL), Lyle Tuttle (USA), Ron Ackers (GB) and other enthusiasts and tattoo enthusiasts to gather in his workshop-boutique-museum, various utensils from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries to illustrate the body through tattoos and form a valuable collection of more than 200 books, antiques, paintings and sheets that have been collecting since the early 70s of last century. (more…)

Marbella climate

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The mild climate of Marbella has long attracted tourists to its sandy beaches, and the reputation for affluence, along with tales of intrigue from a long and varied past, have done little to dissuade the influx of peoples from many nations

The Sierra Blanca rises to over 1200 metres to the northwest of Marbella with a further mountain range, Sierra Bermeja, rising to over 1400 metres, behind that. The net effect is shelter from the northwest, and from the land breezes from that direction that are then mostly diverted down the Rio Verde and Rio Guadalmina valleys to the west, and the Rio Fuengirola valley to the east. These winds often bring the extremes of humidity and temperature to the Costa del Sol, especially during the summer months, and these are elements that the residents of Marbella are pleased to avoid.

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What to do in Estepona?

Estepona Marina

Situated in a privileged location on the Spanish Mediterranean coast, Estepona offers a rich culture, history, gastronomy, modern comfort and a variety of exciting activities. Estepona has plenty to offer for adventure lovers, for the demanding sybarite, for the cosmopolitan personality and for the modest nature lover. (more…)

The rain in Costa del Sol…

Costa del Sol Rainbow

With an average of over 300 days of sunshine per year, the Costa del Sol is aptly named. Hot dry summers, and usually mild winters make this coastal region of Malaga province a year round destination. But occasionally the rain has to fall, and if you’re unlucky enough to be caught in a downpour when you should be on the beach, what can you do when sun, sea and sand are out of the question? (more…)

Parking at Malaga Airport

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Arranging parking at any airport can be an absolute nightmare, but this this is particularly true of Malaga Airport, the fourth largest airport in Spain.

On-site parking can be very expensive with questionable security, and unless you know the airport well, you might have a fair trek with your luggage before you reach departures. That said, leaving your vehicle with one of the myriad of off-site parking firms is not without its pitfalls. Many parking firms have local offices where you might leave your vehicle, only to have them move it some distance away in your absence. You have no idea where it’s been, who’s been in it or what they were up to in there! (more…)