by Justin | Jul 4, 2014 | Hotel News
It’s probably one of the catchiest songs of the year and certainly one of the songs with most versions on Youtube! ‘Happy’ is the song that gets everyone in a good mood and dancing.
The staff at Sunset Beach Club are a happy bunch so we thought we’d put together our very own video-version of ‘Happy’. It didn’t take too much convincing to get team members onboard with the project and we soon had all the dancing stars who would feature in the video.
We had a professional videographer come in to do the filming (We’re good, but not that good) and dedicated a whole day to stop by each department and film the short clips which would later feature in the video. (more…)
by Justin | Jun 26, 2014 | Things To Do
If you have kids and are looking for a fun day out, we recommend you take a trip up to the Donkey Sanctuary (Refugio del Burrito) in Fuente de Piedra (see map below).
A short 45 minute drive from the Coast, the Donkey Sanctuary is located in a traditional Spanish Cortijo and is home to over 70 rescued donkeys. The traditional buildings and charming olive groves provide a safe haven for donkeys and mules rescued from all over Europe. (more…)
by Justin | Jun 20, 2014 | On the Costa del Sol, What's On
Every summer we put together a list of the best live concerts on the Costa del Sol. We know that many of you enjoy attending live concerts whilst you are here on holiday and this guide will hopefully prove useful in identifying live performances you’d like to attend.
Last years line up of world famous artists visiting the Costa del Sol to perform their greatest hits was pretty impressive; however, this year looks to be even better. The following are just some of the big names performing during the months of July and August: Ricky Martin, The Beach Boys, Pet Shop Boys, Julio Iglesias, Chicago, Tom Jones, David Guetta… and the list goes on!
As was the case last summer, many of the top stars will be performing at the Starlite Festival, which takes place from the 23rd July to the 22nd August in Marbella’s breathtaking Nagueles quarry.
Another of the great venues this year is the Sohail Castle in Fuengirola which will see the likes of Chicago and Ian Anderson’s Jethro Tull pass through its gates.
Below is a list – in date order – of some of the best live concerts on the Costa del Sol this summer. We’ve included an indication of ticket prices but please bear in mind that these could change as availability is reduced. (more…)
by Justin | Jun 13, 2014 | At Sunset, What's On
With less than a week to go until the ‘official’ start of the summer, we’re busy putting the final touches to our fun packed entertainment and activities programme which we’re sure you’ll love.
Those of you who have stayed with us before will already know that our daily activities programme is divided into 3 age groups: Kids (from 5 to 12 years), Teenagers (13 to 18 years) and Adults.
We’ve got some fun new activities lined up for this year. Here’s a quick summary: (more…)
by Justin | Jun 10, 2014 | At Sunset, What's On
We are delighted to once again host the Spanish Cancer Association’s (AECC) traditional summer gala dinner. The event will take place on the terrace of our Oasis Restaurant this Saturday the 14th June at 9:00pm.
Once again, the AECC have organised a fantastic evening which includes a drinks reception by the main pool, followed by a mouth watering 3 course dinner and live music on the terrace of the Oasis Restaurant. (more…)
by Justin | Jun 6, 2014 | Holiday Tips, Travel Tips
Have you ever wondered what would happen if you lost your British Passport whilst on holiday in the South of Spain?
Unfortunately it’s quite a regular occurrence and one you’ll want to avoid if you don’t want to go through the hassle of having to replace it with an emergency one before flying home.
Passports could be misplaced or lost and, in some unfortunate cases, may even be stolen by petty thieves who thrive on unsuspecting holiday makers.
Whatever the reason for the loss of your passport, replacing it is a complex and costly process which is to be avoided at all costs. (more…)
