6th March 2012 
Leave a commentEaster is the ideal time for a short holiday in the province of Malaga! The temperatures are pleasantly warm, the scenery gorgeous green and Malaga is so diverse that it has something to suit every taste. Below, I give you a brief overview of some of the highlights during the Easter week.
- Semana Santa in Malaga
The week from Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday is called in Spanish “Semana Santa”, Holy Week and especially in Malaga, the capital of the Costa del Sol, it is impressively celebrated. Culmination of Semana Santa are the processions through the city centre of Malaga, where the fraternities and thousands of devotees are following carefully detailed polychrome wooden statues of Virgin Mary and Jesus Christ. The streets are packed with people and the atmosphere is really unique. Whether you are religious or not, this deep rooted tradition in Andalusia will not leave you indifferent and you should have experienced it at least once.
The Costa del Sol is not called Costa del Golf without reason! Along the coast of Malaga province we find a large number of first-class 18-hole golf courses. A golfer’s dream to be able to play again after the winter break in the sunshine – and this with the magnificent views of the Mediterranean.
- Family holidays in Malaga
Children want to experience something in their holiday and in Malaga there are many activities for children and adults alike. Visit one of the many theme parks and water parks;
learn about the marine world at Sea Life Aquarium in Benalmadena or experience something very special with a trip to the Wolf Park near Antequera.
- Soak up the sun in Malaga
The Costa del Sol is famous for its beaches and in the pre-season, they belong almost to you alone! Take gorgeous walks on the beach or enjoy a good lunch in one of the Chiringuitos (Beach bars) on the beach. Delicious fresh fish and a fabulous sea views included.
- Rural Tourism in the province of Malaga
The hinterland of the province of Malaga is stunning, with impressive mountain ranges, green valleys and the famous white villages. Whether for nature lovers, a walking holiday or those who want to escape the hustle and bustle of the coast, where you can just relax. Since the small villages sometimes don´t have hotels, is recommended a private vacation house in the country. Here you can enjoy the wonderful nature at its best. Anyone who rents a country house in Malaga, should book in any case a rental car in Malaga, so you can reach quickly the coast for all planned activities.
