**Top Costa del Sol deals for families with free child places** |
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Torremolinos Beach Club. 3-star all inclusive. Spend the afternoon on the patio, swimming, or take a walk along the long golden sandy beaches which are... More >>> |
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Sunset Beach Club, Benalmadena. 4-star S/C or B&B. one of the finest beachfront resort hotels. The modern and comfortable apartments, the restaurant, the 3 bars .... More >>> |
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Best* for larger family's |
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Benalmadena Palace. 4-star S/C, B&B, H/B. Situated on a privileged site with its modern facilities has created the perfect setting for enjoying an unforgettable experience... More>>> |
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Los Amigos Beach Club. 4-star S/C. Sporting and leisure consist of stylish indoor and outdoor swimming pools with whirlpool, kiddie pool, tennis courts, table tennis, mini golf, playground ... More >>> |
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* Based on previous guest opinions. **Free child place(s) applies to accommodation only but may not be for all board levels. FCP's subject to availability but were available at time of publishing. Some results may come from another of our groups websites but they all use our groups www.go-there.co.uk booking engine so prices will be the same and included any free child places. |
The Costa del Sol (Sun Coast) is a well-developed tourist area extending along the entire Mediterranean coast of Andalucia, the southernmost province of Spain. Covering over 100 miles, the Costa del Sol includes 24 fine sandy beaches, where the average water temperature is 64ºF (18ºC), and picturesque towns have abundant tourist amenities, resorts and high-rise hotels. Several large resorts, such has Torremolinos, Malaga and Marbella are dotted along the coastline with a backdrop of mountains along most of its length. The most popular resort town on the Costa del Sol is Torremolinos, which retains some elements of traditional Spain, although most main streets are now pedestrianised-thoroughfares filled with souvenir shops and ice-cream parlours.
