Holiday rentals and lettings in Malaga

Relaxing holidays in Bergerac

Just 15 years ago Malaga was barely on the tourist map, but following years of the town centre being fully pedestrianised, the harbour area redeveloped and the city transformed into a dynamic, cultural, cosmopolitan hub, it is now an internationally renowned and hugely popular tourist destination. The holiday rentals in Malaga are plentiful all around the city, from the gorgeous Old Town, to the beaches of El Palo and Huelin, and the whitewashed, traditional Andalusian villages in the hills surrounding Malaga, such as the holiday rentals and lettings in Benalmadena.

Chic and private holiday lettings in Malaga for a city getaway

Most holiday lettings in Malaga are city accommodations, usually for two to four people. If you are travelling in a larger group, you may opt for villas in Malaga, which offer more rooms and larger spaces. Located in the hills that rise above Malaga, they offer sensational views over the nearby mountains and, of course, the sparkling Mediterranean sea.

And if you think that the views are the best of these private holiday lettings in Malaga, then you may want to know about the areas that you can enjoy and all the services that will be at your fingertips:

• Pool
• Garden
• Terrace
• Parking
• Wi-Fi

One of Spain’s best urban beaches

Malaga’s airport is Spain’s third busiest, with direct flights to almost every country in Europe and up to 30 flights a day to the UK alone. From there it is a short 15-minute drive into the city. Most visitors choose to stay in the compact Old Town, which is urban Spain at its very best, boasting cobbled streets, a mountainside Roman Amphitheatre, and the Moorish citadels of the Alcazaba and Gilfarbaro, though some others prefer holiday rentals in Malaga with a sea view. The beaches stretch to the east and west of the centre, with the cleanest and most popular areas being El Palo and Pedregalejo on the east side. While to the south is Costa del Sol with a wide variety of urban, family, pet-friendly and more beaches. You will also find holiday rental and lettings in the Costa del Sol very well located near the best beaches.

Rural Malaga in all its glory

If you book a holiday letting in Malaga you will see that it is sprinkled liberally with pretty pueblos blancos, or white towns and villages. The best of these are to the north east of the city, in the simply stunning region of Axarquia. Comares is the highlight, known as the ‘Balcony of the Axarquía’ because of its privileged position perched 750 metres up on a mountain top. To the southeast of the Axarquía is Nerja, where you can find villas in Nerja to get to know one of the most popular towns in the area.

Malaga for partygoers

Find the perfect holiday letting in Malaga and enjoy the nightlife of this destination. Although it reflects the mood of the city itself by being relaxed, and it's all about good vibes and good company, it's a really fun experience for those who want a different night out on their vacation. Check out Pacha Costa Del Sol, one of the biggest and best nightclubs in Malaga, which has made a name for itself as the city’s unofficial party capital. With a capacity of 1,800 people, it is open until 7am! However, if you really want to live an unforgettable nightlife, you can go to Marbella, which is known for having the best clubs and destinations for a night out, and you can stay a whole weekend in one of our holiday rental and lettings in Marbella.

Malaga for day trippers

Malaga is both a wonderful destination in itself and a gateway to myriad fascinating day trips. Just 45 minutes’ drive away, the town of Nerja remains one of the most popular tourist destinations on the Costa del Sol, and deservedly so. It is set in a memorable natural location, surrounded by green-blue sea and towering mountains; a semi-tropical paradise which contains Costa's most gorgeous beaches. Right on Malaga’s doorstep is Montes de Malaga, a splendorous Natural Park dominated by pine forests, which affords the most romantic of view of the entire region of Malaga.

1. Take a stroll around the Old Town
2. Check out the airport museum
3. Explore Malaga’s very own Pompidou
4. Cool down in a watery haven
5. Malaga’s number one attraction

1. Take a stroll around the Old Town

No visit to Malaga would be complete without spending time exploring the Old Town, a tangle of narrow medieval lanes and quiet squares. Many of the atmospheric streets are lined with quaint boutiques, cafés, and atmospheric tapas restaurants. Malaga’s town centre is one of the most beautiful in all of Spain.

2. Check out the airport museum

Well worth a visit for airplane enthusiasts and is hugely popular among kids. The museum contains aircraft model displays, uniforms and souvenir items from throughout the ages. There is even a full commercial aircraft that you can walk around. Added bonus – it's free!

3. Explore Malaga’s very own Pompidou

The museum showcases a selection of masterpieces from the Centre Pompidou's collection. It succeeds in its aim to be an interface between society and creation, making today's art accessible to the widest possible audience. In Benalmadena you will also find other very interesting museums, so if you like this type of plans, we suggest you see our apartments in Benalmadena

4. Cool down in a watery haven

The waterpark Aquavelis is the region’s best, just 25 minutes from Malaga. Queues are short, the park is squeaky clean, there are slides for all ages, and the views the park affords over the Axarquia mountains are memorable.

5. Malaga’s number one attraction

La Alcazaba is a Moorish fortress from the Islamic era that overlooks the entire city. Climb up the ancient stairs to its walls, and once inside, the place just goes on, and on, with multi-layers of pure wonder. A top tip from the author, who lives in Malaga – the Alcazaba is free on Sundays after 2pm!