The beaches of Costa Del Sol is known for its hot summers and mil winters which altogether make them a perfect place to enjoy. Popular activities in the area include scuba diving, fishing, windsurfing, fishing, sailing, and even boating. Shade and sun beds also exist, as well as other shower facilities. The beaches are very well-maintained. The waters are crystal clear, and the sand is very clean. Costa del Sol has been awarded the European Blue Flag for its cleanliness. Costa del Sol also boasts of its Chiringuito bars which offer cold drinks, char-grilled sardines, and fresh fish.

Costa del Sol is a must-visit vacation spot for anyone looking for a relaxing time.

written by  On Foot on March 11, 2007 from Malaga, Spain
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tagged Beach, Spain, CostaDelSol, Malaga, EuropeanBlueFlag, Cleanliness, Chiringuito, Sardines and BlueWater
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The beach is divided into two parts, namely: the urbanized promenade and the untouched stretch. The promenade consists of various bars and restaurants that offer great food and drinks. The beach is also very orderly and very clean. Behind the main beach is the Novo Sancti Petri which is a tourist spot packed with many bars, restaurants, and shops. Like the promenade, it also offers great dining experiences, including delicious seafood. The place is heavily packed in July and August.

Like Costa del Sol, La Barrosa beach is one of the most visited beaches in Spain.

written by  On Foot on March 12, 2007 from Chiclana de la Frontera, Spain
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tagged Beach, Spain, CostaDelSol, LaBarrosa, Chiclana and NovoSanctiPetri
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