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  What is the Costa del Sol “about” as far as you’re concerned? Ask a lot of people, and the answer might seem obvious: sun, sea, sangria…  But this coastal region of southern Spain isn’t merely a place to set up your sun lounger and feel grains of sand between your toes as you while away the hours on the beach. That’s because it also throws up no shortage of more ‘unusual’ attractions, which you’ll regret not including in your itinerary if you overlook them.  And of course, our own Málaga Airport private transfers here at Simply Shuttles can make it a quicker and easier process for you to experience them in person.  So, let’s take a closer look at some of those must-not-miss sights and sounds that you might not initially think of when planning your trip to this part of Andalucía.  Caminito del Rey  Not only is the 100ft El Chorro gorge a visual stunner and a geological marvel, but it also has a captivating history; a walkway was first constructe...

  There are good reasons why the Costa del Sol region of Spain is so frequently referred to as the ‘Costa del Golf’ – more than 70 of them, in fact, this being the number of courses available to be experienced between Torre del Mar and Sotogrande. You won’t find such a rich concentration of golf courses anywhere else in Europe. So, if you’re looking for somewhere picturesque and sun-drenched as a place to tee off, with generous amenities, you won’t be disappointed.  But what are some of the best ways to ensure you extract the maximum amount of fun out of your next golf-focused break in this part of Andalucia?  Think carefully about the time of year you come here  On a certain level, it’s easy to decide when to book a golf vacation on the Costa del Sol, for the simple reason that the weather here is fabulous during any given month. Even in the winter, you probably won’t feel the need to pile on the layers, whether near or away from the course.  That b...