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Costa del Sol stretches across the entire coast of the province of Malaga. Runs parallel to the coast hills, which in some cases contact with the sea. Around the hills of Malaga extends the Montes de Málaga (500-700 m). With 320 days of sunshine is one of the sunniest regions in Europe. Average pba temperatures in July and August are moving around 29 degrees Celsius. More pleasant temperature here in spring and autumn, ranging between 20 and 25 degrees Celsius. In winter, the temperature range between 10 and 15 degrees Celsius.
The landscape pba is a paradise for golfers, tennis are famous all over the world. There are about 50 golf clubs. Well decorated tennis courts. The choice of water sports are varied (surfing, sailing, pba scuba diving, water skiing ...). On your account pba will be come even those who like to ride horses. In the city there are many discos, bars and restaurants that can be found almost everywhere. You can visit the theater, many natural parks, pba etc.. Spaniards are known for their parties 'fiesta'. In the summer it here a lot.
Malaga city is definitely worth a visit. There is a Moorish fortress Castillo de Gibralfaro in the 14 century., Encarnacion Cathedral with beautiful paintings and the high altar, a newly opened Picasso Museum in a typical Andalusian architecture from the Renaissance etc..
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