In Málaga, the heart of Spain’s Costa del Sol, a visit to the historic Alcazaba is a must. This Moorish fortress, with its lush gardens and commanding views of the city and harbor, offers a glimpse into the region's rich history. Just below, the Roman Theatre adds another layer of ancient charm to Málaga’s cultural tapestry. The city's bustling port area, Muelle Uno, is a lively spot to enjoy a drink, browse boutique shops, or take in views of the Mediterranean.
Art enthusiasts should not miss the Picasso Museum, celebrating the city’s most famous son. For beach lovers, Málaga’s sun-kissed shores, like Playa de la Malagueta, are perfect for a relaxing afternoon. Don’t forget to indulge in the local cuisine, with “espeto de sardinas,” grilled sardines on the beach, offering a true taste of Andalusian flavor.
Castellón, a charming coastal city in Spain, is a must-visit destination for lovers of culture and tradition. Our arrival will coincide with the vibrant “Escala a Castelló”, part of the Maritime Festivals, a celebration of the city’s connection to the sea with parades, maritime activities, and a lively atmosphere.
The city also enchants visitors with its historic center, where you can explore the impressive Co-Cathedral of Santa Maria and the iconic Fadrí, a bell tower offering panoramic views of the city. The Central Market is a must-see, brimming with fresh produce and authentic Mediterranean flavors.
For relaxation, Castellón’s golden beaches, such as Playa del Gurugú, invite you for a stroll or a refreshing dip. And, of course, you can’t miss trying the local delicacies, like arroz a banda, at one of the seaside restaurants.
