Holiday Villas in Costa del Sol

Enjoy a Villa Holiday in Costa del Sol

Our villas in Costa del Sol are perfectly located to inspire everyone in the family to thoroughly explore this stunning destination. From the culture to the food, the vibrant nightlife and the unforgettable sceneries, here are some of the things that make Costa del Sol such a popular stop on the Mediterranean coast.

Things to do in Costa del Sol

Classy Costa del Sol has been welcoming sunseekers for decades and offers so many activities to suit all types of holiday. Beaches galore, stunning golf courses, traditional mountain villages and an extensive nightlife make villa holidays in the Costa del Sol a cut above.

Check out our top 10 things to do in the Costa del Sol!

Beaches in Costa del Sol

An infinite stretch of golden sand is what draws so many to a Costa del Sol villa holiday year after year, and the calming blue waters of the Mediterranean are the perfect backdrop. A wide selection of beach activities are available in the better-known resorts, including swimming, snorkelling and water sports. Many beaches here hold the prestigious Blue Flag status making them safe for young swimmers.

Nightlife in Costa del Sol

Costa del Sol nightlife varies from lively and fast-paced to more low-key and relaxing depending on where you set your sights in the evenings. Head to Marbella and enjoy a slice of luxury at one of the many bars by the marina, or enjoy more traditional Spanish evenings in one of the mountain villages. Our villas to rent in Costa del Sol are ideally located so you can explore the Spanish nightlife scene.

Food and Drink in Costa del Sol

Most restaurants will cater for all your diet requirements and a vast range of international cuisines can be enjoyed in the more built up resorts. If you want to sample the local dishes, take your pick from freshly caught seafood or delicious tapas. Head inland to the mountain villages for the most authentic experience!

History and Culture in Costa del Sol

Our villas in Costa del Sol have so much history and culture waiting right on the doorstep. Meander through whitewashed villages such as Estepona and you’ll be transported back to traditional life in Spain, with narrow streets and classic Iberian architecture. For a real flavour of local culture, spend the evening at a Flamenco show – the passionate and flamboyant dance was born in this region.