Two of London’s biggest exports will be heading to Marbella this summer to take centre stage at bullrings in Marbella. Energetic dance act Faithless and British soul singer Seal will both be performing to crowds on the Costa in July.

Seal will play two hour gig at the Marbella bullring on the 23rd of July, before heading off across Spain as part of his Spanish tour.

Bullfighting is something that often goes unreported in the UK, it’s not British and we don’t really seem to care to much for it. However the so called blood sport did hit the headlines last week when 67 year old British bullfighter Frank Evans made a suprise comeback in Benalmadena following a knee injury.

If you’re interested in finding out a little more about bullfighting we’ve produced a short guide to bullfighting in Spain…

The Costa del Sol is one of the most popular holiday destinations for Europeans and in particual us Brits, with thousands of us flying over to Malaga every year to enjoy what the Costa del Sol has to offer. We’ve taken a look at exactly what makes the Costa del Sol such as popular holiday destination…

Great climate
The Costa del Sol is regarded as having one of the worlds finest climates. Average temperatures range between 36°C in July and August and 15°C in January so whether your there for a summer holiday or a winter break you can be sure the weather will be great. The Mediterranean Sea also offers a cool breeze to give the region a pleasant climate all year around.

A unique range of resorts
The Costa del Sol is a large region made up of a great range of towns and villages that have developed into holiday hotspots. There are traditional Spanish towns such as Estepona and quite villages like Pueblo that are ideal for holiday makers looking to relax and escape the rush of everyday life. The Costa del Sol also caters for party animals and offers some of Europe’s most prestigious nightlife in Marbella and Puerto Banus.

Great natural wonders
The Costa del Sol has some lovely areas of natural beauty that offer a refreshing contrast to the urbanised tourist resorts. The Malaga region boasts 23 natural parks including Montes de Malaga and Sierra de las Nieves to name just two. Behind the coastline the region becomes hilly and there are plenty of parks, small forests and lakes where you can enjoy being at one with nature with a fantastic climate.

Costa del Sol, a paradise found in the province of Malaga in Spain, is known for its golden sand, warm seas, and booming tourist district. The long stretch of beaches is dotted with numerous establishments ranging from cafes, bars, restaurants and nightclubs whilst behind them into the hills lie luxurious villas and apartments that make a holiday in the Costa del Sol a fantastic break from everyday life. However the Costa del Sol is not just about basking in the sun. There are many more attractions that draw tourists to the Costa del Sol. The area is blessed with a rich ecosystem and culture that makes it a perfect holiday destination in Spain.

Here are some facts that you probably never knew about the Mediterranean paradise that is the Costa del Sol…

Great beaches to visit during your Costa del Sol holiday

One of the most renowned holiday destinations in Spain is the Costa del Sol, home to numerous well-kept beaches lying on more than 150 kilometers of golden, powder like sand. The Costa del Sol translates as the ‘Coast of the Sun’ in Spanish and the great beaches around the region is a testament to this name. Tourists flock to the Costa del Sol because of its beautiful beaches and the numerous outdoor activities that can be done here all year round like scuba diving, sailing, windsurfing, fishing, and boating.

There’s so much on offer in the Costa del Sol that a two week stay would be highly recommended. On one of the many Costa del Sol beaches, tourists can hire a sun-bed and take advantage of shower facilities. A stay will not be complete without trying chargrilled sardines coupled with cold drinks while admiring the clear Mediterranean waters of Costa del Sol.