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Popular Best Things to Do in Costa Del Sol [2025]
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Costa del Sol
4.7
/5
19 reviews
4.5
34 km from downtown
Phone +34952126272
Address: Spain
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5–1 day
Highlights:
Many hotels & tourist facilities
Port beach: well-equipped facilities
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Malaga is a resort in southern Spain. In summer, many tourists come to the beach. In winter, there are fewer people, but you can't go to the sea. Take the cable car to the top of the mountain and overlook the entire Sunshine Beach, which is a different feeling.
It's super beautiful and on the coast. There aren't many water sports here. There are relatively few Asian tourists. Everyone is just relaxing and enjoying the Mediterranean beauty. Or just sunbathing and getting a tan.
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Bioparc Fuengirola
5.0
/5
4 reviews
4.4
From DKK 212.87
Based on 5,537 reviews
36.8 km from downtown
Phone +34952666301
Address: C. Camilo José Cela, 6, y 8, 29640 Fuengirola, Málaga, Spain
Recommended sightseeing time: 2–3 hours
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We had a lovely few hours enjoying the animals also we paid extra and watched the under ocean experience and it was great !!
Visiting Bioparc Fuengirola was an incredible experience! This beautifully designed zoo makes you feel like you’re stepping right into the natural habitats of the animals. From lush rainforests to exotic landscapes, every corner is full of life and wonder. The animals roam freely in spacious, natural environments, and the park's commitment to conservation is truly inspiring. Watching the lemurs, tigers, and crocodiles up close was unforgettable! The park is clean, well-organized, and perfect.
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Rocky Virgin Church,Mijas
4.5
/5
4 reviews
4.0
Based on 34 reviews
36.6 km from downtown
Phone +34952485022
Address: P.º de la Muralla, 29650 Mijas, Málaga, Spain
Recommended sightseeing time: 1–2 hours
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Our Lady of Pena has a sacred status in the small town of Mijas. Residents respect her as the patron saint of the town; the rock church built in the 16th century enshrines the statue of Our Lady of Pena; the largest square in the city center is named Plaza Virgen de la Pena.
The most eye-catching feature of Plaza Virgen de la Pena, more than 300 meters west of the tourist center, is the floor tiles. With the ancient tree in the center of the square as the center, the red and white floor tiles in the huge circle are transformed into lotus petals; then the black and white floor tiles form small and large rings, which expand radially outward; finally, the edges are closed with black and white rectangular grids... full of literary style.
The square is spacious and grand, with people coming and going, surrounded by clusters of green trees and shops, and the hillside is white-walled and red-tiled, rolling and rolling. Tourists take photos and eat, feeling comfortable and comfortable.
The historic, rock-structured Rocky Virgin Church of Pena is a quaint and timeless landscape in the town of Mijas.
In the 16th century, several monks dug caves and piled stones on the hillside of Mijas to build a rock church dedicated to the town's patron saint, Our Lady of Pena.
From the Pueblo Observation Deck to the east, surrounded by green trees, a statue of Jesus stands on a boulder next to the church. The nearly 10-meter-high church is square, and the ancient stones and cliffs show the vicissitudes of history; outside the church, parishioners and tourists quietly line up to wait; inside the church, rows of hollow back benches, clusters of fresh green plants and flowers, and the statue of Our Lady of Pena is enshrined on the cliff, kind and dignified...
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