Villas in Málaga Province

Beach villas in the Province of Malaga

Located in the hilly region of Andalusia, Malaga Province boasts a glorious golden coastline stretching across Spain's picturesque south and the beautiful Costa del Sol. Coastal cities include Marbella, Mijas, Fuengirola, Vélez-Malaga, Torremolinos, Estepona and Benalmádena. Bordered by pretty pine forests and reservoirs, it boasts an array of Blue Flag beaches, excellent restaurants, water sports galore, and a subtropical climate perfect for soaking up the Mediterranean sun. To the north, discover a mountainous terrain interspersed with narrow paths, brooks, pine forests and streams. Direct flights from all over the UK to Malaga city are available, with taxi and car hire services.

Malaga is a top destination for golfing holidays, with at least 70 in the Costa del Sol alone. Work on your swing over a game, with golf courses dotted along the coastline, from Estepona to Torre Del Mar. Aside from the postcard beaches and crystalline waters, Malaga's beauty can also be seen in the Moorish remains, historical monuments and UNESCO world heritage sites. Our villa rentals put you within easy reach of Malaga’s historic and cultural gems. From the caves of Nerja to the gorge of El Chorro near Álora and the Moorish district of Frigiliana, there are plenty of natural and architectural wonders to explore. Not for the faint-hearted, the Puente Nuevo bridge in Ronda boasts stunning views of Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park. Watch the streets come to life and celebrate religious and historical events with the locals at one of the many colourful fiestas taking place all-year-round. For nature lovers, discover World Heritage Sites like Antequera and the nature trails around Ronda and Sierra de las Nieves, Molino de Inca Botanical Garden, or the natural parks of El Torca and Alameda in neighbouring Gibraltar.

Cultural Malaga city boasts more museums than any other in Andalusia. Home to the famous modernist painter Pablo Picasso, the Picasso Museum is a must-see, with almost 300 of his most iconic artworks on display. From Gibraltar along the coast, the region was once home to Romans, Phoenicians and Moors who leave behind a scattering of historical monuments and buildings. For a change of scenery, stroll down the atmospheric whitewashed streets of hilltop Mijas village in the south-eastern coast, with local Spanish markets selling fresh produce, trinkets, handmade textiles and souvenirs. Take a day trip to Benalmádena with its famous harbour. Come sun down, follow the party crowd in Marbella, with plenty of vibrant nightclubs, local bars and venues to choose from; or sit back and experience the delicious delights of Malaga’s delectable gastronomy, with a mix of traditional, modern, and cosy, low-key tapas bars and restaurants.

Where to go in Málaga Province

Costa del Sol

On the southern coast of the Iberian Peninsula, the Costa del Sol was once a scattering of fishing villages, now one of the most popular tourist destinations in Spain. From traditional whitewashed pueblos to vibrant cities, enjoy miles of sandy beaches with Clickstay rentals in the heart of it all. Situated on the southern Mediterranean coast of Spain, it is renowned for its subtropical climate and world-class golf courses. Soak up the local culture at one of the many historical landmarks, relax on over 20 Blue Flag beaches, or embark on outdoor adventures with a hike over Sierra Blanca in Marbella. Aqua parks like Selwo Marina and Tivoli World are a particular hit with families.

Málaga

In the heart of the Iberian southern coast, Malaga city offers the full Spanish holiday experience, with a diverse landscape. Visit Malaga city for its vibrant nightlife, rich culture, gorgeous beaches and unspoiled mountainous terrain. Explore our wide choice of rentals in Malaga city, the capital of the Costa del Sol and a bustling metropolis boasting authentic Spanish attractions such as fiestas, opera and tapas. The Caves of Nerja, Alcazaba of Malaga and the Castle of Gibralfaro are a must-see for their architectural beauty and cultural importance. The atmospheric streets of the old town are filled with the sounds of Spanish guitars.

Guadalhorce

Guadalhorce is a hidden valley nestled amid the mountain range south of the metropolitan area of Malaga. The sounds of the natural world, lush greenery and gentle streams here offer the perfect surroundings for a relaxing holiday. Connect with nature and quench your thirst for adventure with a hike through Caminito del Rey (or The King’s Little Pathway). Discover the local wildlife, flora and fauna at the many parks and nature reserves. The Castle of Álora is a forty-five-minute drive from Malaga and the perfect spot for a family day trip.