Escursione lungo il sentiero del Caminito del Rey con partenza dalla Costa del Sol

Full-day Ronda festival tour in Andalusia

During the annual Feria de Pedro Romero celebrations, Ronda really knows how to put on a show. This much-loved festival celebrates the town's Andalusian roots and pays tribute to legendary local bullfighter Pedro Romero, with traditional costumes, music and plenty of festive spirit.The day begins with a coach journey through the Andalusian countryside before climbing into the mountains, where Ronda sits above El Tajo Gorge. As you arrive, you'll be greeted by streets dressed for the occasion, with colourful decorations hanging from balconies and fluttering overhead. Everywhere you look, there's a taste of traditional Andalusian culture, from flamenco-inspired performances and live music to locals proudly showing off their classic festival attire.One of the highlights of the day is the International Traditional Carriage Driving Competition, held in Ronda's historic bullring, where elegant horse-drawn carriages parade through the arena as coachmen dressed in traditional Andalusian short jackets show off their skills. Afterwards, there's free time to explore the town, take in the views of El Tajo Gorge from the New Bridge and wander through side streets filled with street performers and festival celebrations.

Off road tour from Frigiliana to El Acebuchal and Competa

Your day kicks off in Frigiliana, where the cobbles, whitewashed corners and Moorish vibes ease you straight into that classic Andalusian feel as you wander the village on a guided walk. Then, you'll hop in a 4x4 toward Competa, stopping in the restored hamlet of Acebuchal to roam its quiet lanes and hear how it came back to life. The route continues through the Sierra Almijara to Punto Blanco for some incredible sea‑and‑mountain vistas. To wrap things up, you'll cruise into Competa to learn its story, check out its architecture and poke around the shops before heading back.

Costa del Sol zip-line experience

Clip in, step up and let gravity do the rest at Sunview Park. This 1,350-metre zip-line sends you flying over the Costa del Sol for a high-speed ride that delivers on top-notch views. After a safety briefing and harness fitting, get ready to take the leap for a ride that delivers pure excitement and unforgettable moments. It's an outdoor adventure that works for thrillseekers and families alike. Once you're back on ground, there's time to relax on the terrace or keep the fun going with other activities at the park.

Autêntica Andaluzia por 4x4 na zona de Marbella

Explore as aldeias brancas escondidas da Andaluzia e o Parque Nacional da Sierra de las Nieves, uma reserva da biosfera da UNESCO, num passeio de 4x4. Reserve agora.

Costa del Sol catamaran cruise from Puerto Banus

This two-hour catamaran cruise along the Costa del Sol couldn't get more relaxing if it tried. You'll set sail from Puerto Banus' Monaco-esque marina and head along Marbella's glamorous coastline on board a spacious catamaran equipped with shaded areas, a music system and a sunbathing platform. During the cruise, there'll be an opportunity to stop for a swim in the Mediterranean, with the chance to try activities such as paddleboarding, kayaking or snorkelling. Please note that swimming and water activities are subject to suitable weather conditions. To keep you refreshed throughout the trip, unlimited drinks are included, including water, soft drinks, beer, cava and wine, along with fresh fruit. Keep your eyes on the horizon, too, as dolphins are sometimes spotted in these waters, although sightings cannot be guaranteed as they are wild animals. Combining comfort, beautiful scenery and a touch of coastal glamour, this experience is ideal for anyone looking to enjoy a memorable day at sea from one of southern Spain's most exclusive ports.

Costa del Sol catamaran cruise from Puerto Marina Benalmadena

Enjoy a unique experience at sea aboard one of our exclusive boats, with small groups that keep things comfortable and personal. Spend two hours cruising the coast with the chance to spot dolphins along the way, then cool off with a swim or try paddleboarding and snorkelling. To top it all off, unlimited drinks and fresh fruit are included throughout the trip, so all you need to do is sit back, relax and enjoy being out on the water.Departure Schedule:• 1 January – 28 February 2026 Departures: 10:00, 13:00, 16:00• 1 March – 31 March Departures: 10:00, 14:30, 17:00• 29 March – 30 April Departures: 10:00, 14:30, 19:00• 1 May – 31 August Departures: 10:00, 14:30, 19:30• 1 September – 14 September Departures: 10:00, 14:30, 19:00• 15 September – 31 October Departures: 10:00, 14:30, 18:00• 1 November – 31 December Departures: 10:00, 13:00, 16:00

Passeio de buggy guiado de meio dia na serra de Mijas

Experimente a emoção de um passeio de buggy nas montanhas de Mijas. Descubra a beleza natural da Costa del Sol de um novo ponto de vista.

Passeio de quadriciclo guiado de meio dia na serra de Mijas

Experimente a emoção de um passeio de quadriciclo nas montanhas de Mijas. Capture vistas panorâmicas e crie memórias inesquecíveis na Costa del Sol.

Excursão com degustação de vinhos de vinhas biológicas em Mijas, na Costa del Sol

Descubra uma experiência única na Costa del Sol com uma noite de degustação de vinhos biológicos. Desfrute de vistas panorâmicas e de iguarias locais.

Colomares Castle and Mijas mystical tour in Andalusia

Trade the beach for a morning of Andalusian history, culture and beauty on this half-day tour. You'll begin in Benalmadena with a visit to Colomares Castle. This fairytale-like landmark was built between 1987 and 1994 to honour Christopher Columbus and the discovery of America. With its blend of Byzantine, Romanesque, Gothic and Mudejar architectural styles, it's a real scene stealer and a dream spot for photos. It also houses the world's smallest church, as recognised by the Guinness Book of Records.Next up, you'll head to the Stupa of Enlightenment, a Buddhist monument that stands as a symbol of peace, prosperity and harmony. At 33 meters high, it's the largest in the Western world and a peaceful place to pause and take in the views of the Costa del Sol coastline before the final leg of the tour.To wrap up, you'll explore the whitewashed Andalusian town of Mijas. You'll have free time to wander about, poke around the shops or relax at a café with coffee and churros – a deep-fried Andalusian treat. Highlights here include the chapel in the rocks, donkey taxis, a chocolate factory and a few small museums. After this, you'll regroup and return to your accommodation.