Pack your bag and set your sites for Málaga, Andalucia, to visit these luxury rentals with views of the stunning Costa del Sol. The mild winter weather makes it a perfect reason to visit Málaga in the winter months.
Why Malaga, you ask? Well, there are many great reasons to visit Málaga in winter and this is one of them! A trip to this beautiful white town in the mountains of Southern Spain will not disappoint. With many great glamping options, there are plenty of idyllic places to call home during your visit to Málaga. Here are a few reasons why when planning your winter, spring, summer, or fall getaway, you should consider a visit to Málaga.
1. The Views of Costa del Sol
Wake up to a gorgeous view of the ocean, olive trees, and mountainside villas along the coast. Sayalonga is only a short 7kms away from the coast, so you can enjoy the best of both worlds; mountain and sea, right from the comfort of your glamping accommodation.
2. Hiking Trails Everywhere You Turn
If you are an outdoor person and love a good hike there are plenty of trails to explore the surrounding areas. Enjoy a hike through the hillside among the olive trees or take a short drive to hike through the National Park alongside the beautiful town of Cómpeta. There is so much to do and explore in this beautiful coastal town. Glampers have many options for renting bikes, motorcycles, ATVs, and more to trek around the natural landscape.
3. The Charming Breakfast at the Glamping Villa
Everyone knows breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Starting the day with eggs, bread, slices of cured meat and fresh cheese, orange juice, and a cup of coffee (or two) was the exact fuel you need. Your hosts are sure to show you the warm hospitality that the Andalucians are famous for and make sure that you are ready for a full-day exploration!
4. Only a Short Drive 45 km drive to Málaga
If you have a few days to explore the surrounding areas, a visit to Málaga is well worth it. Only a short 50-minute drive away from Sayalonga, you can explore the beaches, museums, parks, and fantastic hiking trails of the city.
If you happen to be in Málaga over the festive season, you cannot miss the magnificent light show. A winter tradition and a local favorite.
The views from the Castillo de Gibralfaro cannot be beaten, and the uphill hike to the top was well worth it. Another perfect reason to visit Málaga is the Caminito del Rey. This breathtaking walk near Ardales is a walkway pinned along the steep walls of a narrow gorge in El Chorro. This historic path is a must for nature and adventure lovers.
The experience of luxury meets nature in Southern Spain was truly unique and special. A visit to the Costa del Sol any time of the year would be sure to bring relaxation, adventure, and restoration to your life.
Experience the magic of Andalucia’s glamping sites, when you plan your next Mediterranean vacation. With everything from comfortable safari tents to luxury villas, your Spanish holiday will be one to remember!
