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  Nestled in the southern regions of Spain, the Costa del Sol is a beloved tourist destination that is famous for its stunning coastline, miles of beautiful beaches, and lively nightlife. From vibrant cities full of culture to pristine natural landscapes waiting to be explored, the region really has does something to offer everyone. So, for the benefit of those of you who may be looking to do a spot of sightseeing in Andalucia , perhaps taking advantage of Simply Shuttles’ private hire services to make it easier, we thought we’d put the spotlight on six of the sights around the region that you have to see. Gibraltar Located off the southernmost tip of Spain, but not part of Spain at all, this British Overseas Territory is connected to the mainland by a thin strip of land in the Strait of Gibraltar. Home to many remarkable sights, like the world-famous Rock of Gibraltar and St. Michael’s Cave, Gibraltar is also a great place to shop for duty-free goods, and makes a wond...

  The Costa del Sol in southern Spain is one of the most popular holiday destinations in Europe. With its stunning beaches, vibrant nightlife, and picturesque towns, it’s easy to see why so many tourists flock here each year.  But if you really want to get the most out of your visit to this part of Spain, it pays to blend in with the locals. Here are some tips on how to do just that. Speak Spanish In order to make the most of your Costa del Sol visit, you should learn some basic Spanish. The locals will appreciate your efforts, and are likely to be more receptive to you if you can communicate with them in their native language. Even if you only know a few words, it’s still worth giving it a go – and it can be great for helping you fit in.  Embrace the food The Costa del Sol offers a wealth of delicious local cuisine. From tapas to paella, there’s something for everyone here. So don’t be afraid to avoid the classic “British” cafes and cuisine, and instead opt f...

  Ah, the “Sun Coast”; one of the most in-demand tourist destinations in the world, and for good reason. Whether your “thing” is seemingly never-ending sun, picturesque scenery, cultural diversity, an abundance of leisure and sporting activities, or something else entirely, the Costa del Sol has it, and then a lot more. It is a destination that will keep you constantly captivated and stimulated.  It certainly helps that the Costa del Sol is so well set up to cater to tourists’ preferences and needs; however, that doesn’t mean you can treat the region as being just like your country of origin. You will still be in Spain , after all.  So, with that in mind, let’s take you through some of the mistakes often made by recreational visitors to this part of southern Spain, and how you can avoid them.  Expecting to have lunch at noon  So much of the glory of experiencing Spain is that there is no other country quite like it – and that extends to many easily ove...