If you enjoy the thrill of off road then why not go quad biking during your holiday? The Costa Del Sol’s dunes of sand, Mediterranean sea and neighbouring mountains offer a spectacular backdrop for those wishing to explore whilst enjoying the exhilaration of these incredible vehicles! Pick up a leaflet from the Sunset Beach Club Leisure Desk.
Have you ventured into the original village of Benalmadena? In a raised position a few kilometres from the coastline, fabulous panoramic views can be enjoyed from the original “Benalmádena Village”. It is ideal for a half day visit, where you can enjoy not only stunning views, but also sample some tapas in the village restaurants. If you carry on a little further, you can take the back road to Mijas Village, to make a full day trip.
Famous for the high-life, fast cars and big yachts, Puerto Banús is located about 40 minutes from Sunset Beach Club, and there is still a good chance you will see celebrities strolling around here – although perhaps not as much as in the 80’s and 90’s. This bustling port offers a great mixture of designer shops and market stalls alongside the harbour, where you can also find some great restaurants and nightclubs which are open until dawn.
Have you visited the, twice voted the World’s Best Marine Port? Benalmádena Port is a fabulous facility located just a few minutes from Sunset Beach Club, which hosts a wide range of activities, including boat rides, fishing trips, dolphin watching trips, a large shopping centre, evening entertainment and of course great seafood.
The processions of Holy Week in Andalucia are spectacular. Each day during the week of that important religious festival in Fuengirola, as in all other Andalucian towns and villages, streets are cordoned off and massive, ornate icons are held high, with images of Christ and the Virgin at the different stages of the cross. This is a great time of the year to visit the Costa del Sol.
Marbella town centre is approximately 30 minutes from Sunset Beach Club. The famous Orange Square is located in the heart of the old town, where tiny cobbled streets are lined with designer stores, souvenir shops, and some great shoe shops. Obviously it wouldn’t be Spain without a few bars and restaurants, and you will also find an abundance of these – spit and sawdust tapas bars down tiny alleyways, street cafés and a selection of excellent international restaurants.
