Experience the authentic charm of one of Malaga’s most picturesque neighborhoods in this delightful holiday home and emmerse yourself in the vibrant local culture and enjoy the stunning beaches just a stone’s throw away.

Eating Out Recommendations

El Palo and Pedregalejo are famous for Chiringuitos offering ‘espetos’ (sardines) cooked on skewers on olive-wood fuelled barbeques built in small ‘espetos boats’ on the beach. There are so many to choose from all along this 3km stretch of beach so you wont go hungry, and offering various kinds of fish including sea bream, turbot, red sea bream, grouper, megrim sole, sea bass, pinta bream, red mullet, mackerel or gilt-head bream !

El Tintero (650m). The ‘plate auction’ restaurant offers a unique Spanish sea food experience. Made famous recently in the ITV series Road Trip with Gordon, Gino & Fred. Website.

Makian Beach (500m). For a great breakfast why not try Makian Beach. Lunch and dinner also served (International with a Spanish twist)

Al Sur (500m). For a great coffee and traditional Spanish breakfast try this beach front chiringuito.

Er Pichi de Cai (750m). For some different sea food try this very local restaurant in El Palo. Website.

20 de Abril (800m). One of our favourite local tapas bars with a great selection of wine.

Feeling adventurous? Explore Málaga, with many attractions to visit and activities to enjoy. The city is full of history and culture as well as great restaurants, cafes, nightclubs, etc. Discover the mountains and its villages with one of many walking tours. And of course there are many sea-based activities to do such as boat, sailing and fishing trips, jet ski hire, etc. 

Visitor Attractions

There is much to see and do in and around Malaga, all within easy reach with mutiple modes of transport – car or bicycle hire, taxi, Uber or bus.

Malaga Catherderal. The Catholic Monarchs ordered the construction of the building. It is popularly known as La Manquita. The cathedral of the Encarnación is one of the town’s most important monuments. The south tower and the main façade are unfinished. It is situated in the historic centre of the town.

Picasso Museum. This centre is the culmination of a wish expressed by Pablo Picasso himself: for his work to be on display in the city of his birth. More than 200 works cover the different styles, materials and techniques used by the brilliant artistare on display.

Alcazaba Fortress. This Arab palace-fortress was built in the 11th century by King Badis of Granada. It is perfectly adapted to the contours of the land, and takes maximum advantage of the elevation of a hill. It is made up of two concentric spaces: the outside part is on the lower level, and the inner part houses the palace.

Alameda/Malaga Park. The design of this park has a marked landscape character, with predominating curvilinear paths that frame and define islets of various sizes. Its layout features several attention-grabbing areas, such as the different kiosks (including the music kiosk), the fountains and the statues around the garden, many of them dedicated to notable figures from Malaga