The ‘capital of the Costa del Sol’ and a hotspot for one of the warmest winters in Europe are only dos delightful things about the mesmeric province of Malaga, in Andalucia on Spain’s southern Mediterranean coast. We’ll add to that its capital Malaga (one of the oldest cities in Europe), five natural parks, 15 city beaches and over a dozen more dotted along the coast among seaside towns like Torremolinos and Marbella.
And we must must must include the marvellous Malaga attraction the Caves of Nerja, five kilometres of subterranean caverns so vast that concerts are often held in one of its chambers. Sadly there are not as yet any Malaga campsites within the caves, but give us time.
Camping in Malaga sans caves, however, should see most holidaymakers sorted, with a range of accommodation from tents to tipis – all with details on the many Malaga things to see and do nearby. We’ll see you at the Picasso Museum.
