1 Bedroom Apartment Acuario Benalmadena

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For rent is a fully refurbished one bedroom apartment Benalmadena in the Acuario apartment block in the heart of Benalmadena close to all amenities.With Bonanza Square with all it’s bars and restaurants 2 minutes walk away.

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Totally new fitted kitchen with gas hob and electric oven,fridge,toaster kettle and micro wave oven

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The apartment sleeps 4 people comfortably having a double sofa bed in the lounge as well as the 2 beds in the bedroom.Making the apartment perfect for families

Spacious bedroom with double fitted wardrobe and chest of draws.

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Plenty of storage space for all your family’s clothes

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The bathroom has both a bath and shower so you can choose to have a good soak in the bath or a quick shower which ever suits your needs

Fully refurbished bathroom with shower & bath vanity unit and large mirror.

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Bath and shower with safety glass screen.

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The apartment has a large lounge area with large sofa dining table with 4 chairs, TV and telephone for recieving incoming calls only.Double patio doors leading onto the balcony where you have sea and pool views and to the right you have views of Arroyo and the mountains.

Lounge area of the apartment, the sofa folds out to make 2 single beds

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The apartment block has a large pool area with food kiosk shared with it’s sister block Pisces.The block also has 24 hr reception with receptionist with switch board for incoming calls.app88

View from apartments balcony of pool area

Exclusive pool and garden area (open 15th May – 15th Oct).

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The apartment has Sky Tv installed so you can still watch your favourite UK TV programmes

 

 

 

 

 

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Our self catering apartment in Benalmadena on Spains Costa Del Sol isperfect for holiday makers wanting the freedom to come and go as you please, not tied to hotel meal times. The apartment is perfect for families as it sleeps up to 4 people. This 1 bedroom apartment has a fully fitted kitchen with electric oven microwave and washing machine for those who like to eat in, there are many supermarkets and shops close by to purchase your food stuffs.

For those who would prefer to eat out the apartment is close to many restaurants, the great thing when renting a self catering holiday apartment in benalmadena is that if you do choose to eat out is the fact that meals are really cheap to buy compared to other holiday resorts. Benalmadena really does offer great value for money on food and drinks when you take a holiday rental apartment in Benalmadena

Ardales- Malaga Province

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The rural village of Ardales is situated along the border of the Ronda mountains. The village offers stunning views of the countyside and also has numerous archeological sites and important monuments.

Throughout the centuries this hillside village has been inhabited and conquered by numerous people and Ardales has evidence to show that it was a popular place to live as far back as the Neolithic period. 68357_5780_Ardales_Townhouse_Crop_204_124Today remains are found close to the church and castle and Copper age remains have also been found in the cave in Ardales. The Romans seem to be at the forefront of civilisation here and are responsible for the building of the castle. The Moors later took over the town and left various monuments and built a mosque that later became the foundation of the 15th century church that is still there today.

The reservoirs and lakes surrounding Ardales are like a magnet to both Spaniards and tourists, particularly during the hot summer months for camping, fishing and watersports.

El Chorro-Malaga province

Close to Ardales and Alora you will find Malaga’s ‘Lake District’. These are three lakes artificially created by a dam built across the dramatic 200 m. high Guadalhorce river gorge, known as Garganta del Chorro.

Creating a tranquil retreat where you can camp, swim, fish or picnic by the lake shore, these three stunningly beautiful turquoise coloured lakes surrounded by pine forests attract thousands of visitors during the summer months.el-chorro-ardales-malaga

After traveling through the Valle de Abdalajais you arrive at the small village of El Chorro from where you catch your first sight of the dam and gorge area. Crossing the middle of the  gorge is a small bridge which was built during the construction of the reservoir between 1914 and 1921. Officially opened in 1921 by King Alfonso Xlll of Spain, he walked along the specially constructed walkway called El Camino del Rey(The King’s Path which is connected to the face of the gorge approximately 100metres above the river.

Although officially closed, the Camino del Rey is a popular attraction and there are experienced guides who take visitors along the path, although this journey is not for the faint hearted. It is recommended that treking and climbing in this area should only be done by experienced climbers with the correct equipment.

To get to the lakes you need to drive over the dam and follow the road to the left of the gorge, it’s about a 4 km. drive. Even though the lakes are busy during the summer months, the extent ot their shores makes it easy to find a comfortable spot to picnic, swim, fish or sunbathe.

There are a couple of restaurants close to the lakes with stunning

views across the lakes and mountains and plenty of places to picnic or barbeque in the designated areas.

Things For Kids To Do on the Costa del Sol

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Even on the rare occasion when the sun doesn’t shine on the Costa del Sol there are always plenty of options for keeping children occupied, in fact there is enough to cater for all age groups.

An ideal day trip for young children is the Bio Park in Fuengirola. bio parkIt is conveniently located within a two minute walk from both the bus and train station. It is easy to get around and divided into different areas of the world, there is also a reasonably priced restaurant on site. For older children that can manage a lot of walking, the Selwo Adventure Park in Estepona which is much larger and planned out as a safari park is an exciting day out.

Other options for those families that enjoy seeing animals is Selwo Marina Dolphinarium or the sea life centre both situated in Benalmadena, or the Crocodile park in Torremolinos. If you are planning on taking a trip to Gibraltar, you will see the resident apes and can also take a boat trip around the bay to see dolphins, flying fish and occasionally whales.selwo park

Tivoli World amusement park in Arroyo de la Miel in Benalmadena and Isla Magica amusement park in Sevilla are ideal for thrill seekers.

No summer holiday on the Costa del Sol would be complete without a day spent at one of the water parks. You will find one, ‘Parque Acuatico’ in Mijas Costa, and another ‘Aquapark’ in Torremolinos.

The cable car ride in Arroyo de la Miel to the top of Monte Calamorro provides stunning views of the coast as well as being home to a bird of prey sanctuary. From the cable car station you can take either an open top bus ride or mini road train through the town down to the Puerto marina. An open top bus is an ideal way to see the sights of Malaga City too.

Of course a day or two playing on the beach costs very little and can be fun for all the family. Many beaches have dedicated play areas for children with slides, swings and climbing frames all costing nothing.

If you are unfortunate to be affected by bad weather during your holiday there are numerous shopping centres along the coast which also have restaurants, tapas bars, and cafeterias as well as fast food outlets. Many, Plaza Mayor which is situated between Malaga and Torremolinos for example, has multi screen cinemas often showing at least one English film, arcades, a gym, and a ten-pin bowling alley. This complex is easy to get to by using the train which runs between Fuengirola and Malaga every 20 minutes in each direction.

For evening entertainment during the summer months, there is always something to see and do with ferias, festivals, night markets, and even horseracing. Children are made welcome in most establishments apart from discos and nightclubs of course and most hotels have entertainment programmes for children with fun games and entertainers, there’s even babysitting services in some hotels.

The Costa del Sol has everything for the perfect family holiday package. Whatever your family holiday wish list contains, the Costa del Sol can deliver.

Things to See And Do In Mijas and Mijas Costa

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One of the most popular tourist destinations within easy reach of many of the coastal resorts is Mijas Pueblo.

Situated on the hillside offering excellent views of the coast, Mijas village with it’s narrow winding streets and small typically Andalucian white washed houses will provide endless pleasant experiences.

The history of the village of Mijas dates back to antiquity, with two Moorish churches and a sanctuary that dates back to the year 850.mijas

During the peak summer season, visitors from all along the coast make a visit to this beautiful village. There are a large selection of bars, restaurants, and cafes as well as many gift and souvenir shops. You will find art work and traditional crafts made with linen, wicker, ceramics and leather. There are also goods such a homemade bread and local honey.

Next to the main central square in Mijas Pueblo, you will also be able to take a ride on the popular “donkey-taxis” or one of the horse and carriages through the main streets of the resort. Mijas also has its own bullring which has a programme of bullfights throughout the season.

La Cala de Mijas

La Cala de Mijas is a small urban area with beaches of equal quality to any within the province of Malaga. This is an excellent location to enjoy the beach, sun and sea or making use of some of the various water sport options available such as jet skis, pedaloes, and water-skiing. mijas1

This area is also not quite as busy as the main tourist resorts along the coast.

Along the length of the beaches there are numerous ‘chiringuitos’ or beach bars built on the sand. Here you can enjoy a variety of seafood, paella, and typical Andalucia dishes and tapas as well as refreshing cool drinks, ices and coffee. Being on the beach, you don’t have to move far from your beach bed to walk to the beach bars for a drink or snack.

Mijas is also a popular destination for the golf enthusiasts as there are several excellent well-known golf courses in and around the resort.

Exploring the Countryside Around Malaga- El Chorro Lakes

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For those visitors that enjoy nature and peace and quiet, a short drive inland from Malaga can provide stunning scenery and an opportunity to visit small quaint villages and beautiful lakes.

A mere 45 minutes drive from Malaga you will enter the Guadalhorce Valley.el_chorro_malaga_07_04_09 The Guadalhorce River runs through almost all of the province of Malaga. The river rises in the mountains of Antequera, through the mountains of Ronda, and ends near Malaga.

In this area you will find pine and fir forests, chestnut trees, and stunning valleys and gorges, the most spectacular being the gorge of Los Gaitanes in the Sierra de Ronda. From here where the river widens you reach the beautiful Valle del Guadalhorce.

Scattered among the mountains and valleys you will find these beautiful villages: Coin, Cartama, Almogia, Ardales, Valle de Abalajis, Alora, Pizarra, Alhaurin de la Torre and Alhaurin el Grande.

These areas of forest, lakes and villages are ideal for rural tourism, particularly the National Park Sierra de las Nieves and the stunning Reservoirs of El Chorro, the gorge of Los Gaitanes, and the mountains of Malaga. From any location along the valley you can appreciate the variety of landscapes. Continue reading →