Germans' 10 Holiday Hotspots on Spain's Costa del Sol
During a predictably sun-soaked week in June 2017, visitors from Hamburg couldn’t resist these 10 holiday hotspots in Málaga province – “A cultural hub” according to The New York Times (August 2016):
- Panoramic sea and mountain views from my penthouse apartment, Fuengirola
- Fuengirola Bioparc with Golden-Cheeked Monkeys serenading us throughout the day
- Chilled bottles of white wine in Taberna Volapié, Fuengirola, accompanied by triangular slices of creamy Manchego Cheese
- Comfy accommodation and much-needed laps in the pool, Cerros de Aguila, Mijas Costa
- Best table and seats in Merendero Cristina chiringuito (beach bar), Marbella seafront
- Gambas pil pil (hot spicy prawns), juicy steaks and pepper sauce, Salamanca Restaurant, Fuengirola
- Scenic country drives through Alhaurín, Coín, Pizarra, Antequera, El Torcal
- Cold Bacardi & Cokes and small-money card games, J&J Copas Bar, Fuengirola
- More Gambas pil pil, swordfish, chips and Jägermeister, La Gamba Restaurant, Fuengirola
- Richie’s Sports Bar, Las Chapas, Marbella, a sleek ultra-modern venue for footie-mad family and friends
Only ‘downer’ of the week: waiting more than 1.5 hours for Fuengirola tourist train that failed to turn up one sweltering afternoon!
Chris Dove
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