For most of the year, Málaga is a Mediterranean city of museums, beaches, terraces and relatively relaxed evenings. Then August arrives, the fair lights are switched on and the city changes character ...
Several beaches in Malaga have been temporarily closed after E. coli was detected during routine water quality tests. Here’s what tourists need to know. Update – 25 July 2026: Málaga beaches hav...
Torremolinos is perfect for slowing down and enjoying the Costa del Sol lifestyle… but what really makes this destination special is everything you have around it. That’s why we’ve put together the be...
Málaga is one of the most international cities in southern Spain. If you arrive from abroad, you notice it quickly: different languages on the street, different food traditions, different rhythms...
Most people associate Torremolinos with summer straight away. Busy beaches, packed terraces and constant atmosphere. But what about Torremolinos in winter? Once peak season ends, a different side of t...
The Costa del Sol is much more than sunshine and beaches. Along its coastline and in the surrounding hills, you’ll find some of the most beautiful villages in southern Spain—places where time seems to...
If you’re planning a trip to southern Spain, one of the most common questions is: Is Torremolinos safe at night? Once a quiet fishing village turned into one of the most iconic resorts on the Costa de...
Beaches of Torremolinos The beaches of Torremolinos stretch from Los Álamos Beach, bordering the last beach of Málaga Capital, to La Carihuela Beach. These beaches are connected by a well-ma...
Wondering if Málaga is safe? Learn about crime rates, dangerous areas to avoid, and safety tips for tourists, including nightlife safety in 2026. Is Málaga Safe for Tourists in 2026? Málaga is general...
Tipping in Malaga is not mandatory. Locals usually round up the bill or leave small change. In restaurants, 5–10% is appreciated but not expected. Discover when, where and how much to tip in restauran...










