Malaga Province, Andalusia

Malaga Province – So Much More Than Sunshine and Sand

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Malaga province is on the southern coast of Spain in the region of Andalucia. The Mediterranean runs along the south coast.

The province has a population of over 1.3 million and 40% live in the capital, Malaga. It has a warm Mediterranean climate. Winters are short and mild, and summers hot and dry. On the east coast you’ll find a sub-tropical climate.

In Malaga province, the visitor will find a fusion of traditional Andalucian culture, stunning scenery, sunshine and endless beaches. The main industry is tourism, particularly in Costa del Sol resorts, which attract millions of visitors every year.

Natural Parks & Whitewashed Villages:
As well as beaches, the province offers several stunning natural parks to visit and plenty of typical white villages.

Resorts:
The most resorts are Marbella, Puerto Banús, Mijas, Estepona, Fuengirola and Benalmádena. But it isn’t just about sunshine and sand – tourists will also find all they need in terms of services and attractions.

Golf Resorts:
The part of Spain is a golf lover’s paradise. The year-round mild climate and huge variety of courses make Malaga a must for any golfer.

Culture & Malaga city:
When it comes to culture and history, Malaga has plenty to offer. Many museums and monuments are in Malaga city where there’s a rich musical and cultural heritage plus a year-round calendar of festivals.

Whatever your interests – nature, culture, wildlife, sports or just chilling out in the sun – Malaga has it all.