Malaga province, villages in the province of Malaga, Costa del Sol, Andalucía, Spain

Rugged mountain ranges of the Serranía de Ronda

Málaga City		Costa del Sol
Málaga is the major coastal city of Andalucia and is a genuine and typical Andaluz city. More >		The Costa del Sol is the most developed and densely populated coastal strip in Andalucia. More >

Mountain Villages Axarquía		Northern Malaga Province
One of the most beautiful inland routes in Malaga province is north of Torre del Mar on the coast, where the road climbs up to the Axarquía region. More >		You don´t have to travel far from Malaga city to encounter a bit of rural tranquility. A mere 2km north of the centre are immense pine forests. More >

Serranía de Ronda		Valle del Guadalhorce
The Serranía de Ronda is studded with charming pueblos blancos (white villages). More >		The Guadalhorce river runs through or close by the towns in this commarca. More >

Malaga is best known for its string of popular resorts along the Costa del Sol and although these have their own attractions, the province has much more to offer, including a vibrant provincial capital with a fascinating history, a section of the Costa del Sol east of Malaga city that is not as developed the western section and rugged mountain ranges like the Serranía de Ronda and the Sierra de Tejeda.

Map of Malaga Province

Malaga City

Many visitors to Andalucia head directly to the Costa del Sol directly from the airport, 6km west of Malaga city, missing the myriad delights of the provincial capital. There is a charming historical quarter, interesting museums, bustling shopping streets packed with great shops, a buzzing nightlife and city beaches lined with excellent seafood restaurants.