What Oliver Loves
The variety of experiences along the Costa del Sol – glamorous beach clubs in Marbella, historic streets in Málaga and peaceful white villages just a short drive inland.
Villas in Costa Del Sol
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Costa Del Sol Villa Holiday
Stretching along the southern coast of Andalucia in Spain, the sun-soaked Costa del Sol boasts a delightful combination of pristine sandy shores and majestic mountains. The name “Costa del Sol” translates to “Coast of the Sun,” and it’s easy to see why once you witness the year-round sunshine that graces this destination.
From the cosmopolitan city of Malaga to the glamorous marina of Marbella and the relaxed charm of Nerja, the Costa del Sol offers something for every traveller. Spend your days unwinding in beautiful villas with pools, exploring historic streets and lively tapas bars, or enjoying long afternoons along the Mediterranean shoreline.
Why stay with us?
Style and character are at the heart of our villas in the Costa del Sol. Our destination experts handpick unique homes in exceptional locations, offering space, privacy and beautiful surroundings perfect for families and groups.
Once you book a holiday, the service doesn’t stop there. Our Concierge Service means you’ll be in good hands to arrange in-house chefs, fridge stocking, housekeeping, and so much more, to make your stay truly extraordinary.
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Why visit Costa del Sol?
The Costa del Sol is one of Spain’s most iconic coastal regions, known for its warm climate, golden beaches and lively seaside towns. Along this beautiful Mediterranean shoreline you’ll find everything from stylish marinas and beach clubs to traditional fishing villages and historic towns.
At the heart of the region lies Málaga, a vibrant city known as the birthplace of Pablo Picasso. Its historic centre is filled with lively plazas, museums and tapas bars, while the Alcazaba fortress and Roman theatre reveal centuries of Andalusian history.
Further along the coast, Marbella has become one of the most glamorous destinations in Spain. With its luxury marina at Puerto Banús, elegant beach clubs and charming Old Town streets filled with bougainvillea, it offers a wonderful blend of traditional Andalusian character and modern Mediterranean lifestyle.
Beyond the coast, the surrounding countryside offers a completely different landscape. The nearby mountains are dotted with picturesque pueblos blancos, traditional white villages such as Mijas and Frigiliana, where narrow cobbled streets and sweeping coastal views capture the essence of southern Spain.
Costa del Sol: At a Glance
Costa del Sol stretches along the Mediterranean coastline of southern Spain, famous for its year-round sunshine, stylish beach resorts and vibrant Andalusian culture.
Best for: Beaches, golf and sunny Mediterranean escapes
Known for: Marbella, Málaga and glamorous seaside resorts
Beaches: Long golden beaches and lively waterfront promenades
Food & drink: Fresh seafood, tapas and sweet Málaga wines
Perfect for: Families, golfers and relaxed coastal villa holidays
Top Tip
Visit the historic centre of Málaga in the evening when its plazas come alive with tapas bars, music and the relaxed rhythm of Andalusian life.
Costa del Sol: Getting there and around
By plane
The region is served by Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport, one of Spain’s busiest international airports, with regular direct flights from the UK and across Europe.
By car
Hiring a car is one of the easiest ways to explore the coastline and nearby mountain villages, allowing you to travel between beaches, towns and countryside at your own pace.
By bus or train
Local buses connect towns along the coast, while the Cercanías train links Málaga with popular destinations including Torremolinos and Fuengirola.
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