Enjoy weekend breaks on the Costa del Sol, one of Europe’s most popular all-year-round holiday regions.

This magnificent stretch of southern Spanish coastline is served by several low-cost airlines offering super-cheap flights to Malaga and Alicante – both within easy reach of the Costa’s major tourist resorts. For best price air tickets visit flight comparison website diyflights.com, which compares prices across over 500 airlines and online agents.

Throughout the year visitors flock to the Costa del Sol to bask in the cross-seasonal warm weather, relax on its stunning beaches, and revel in its vibrant nightlife.

Malaga weekend breaks provide visitors with a taste of authentic Spain. The city boasts a bustling commercial port, restaurants serving local food, and an attractive old centre featuring venerable streets, plazas, and numerous historic monuments.

Beach lovers have access to some fine stretches of golden sand, while culture vultures will want to head for the Picasso Museum, dedicated to the famous artist who was born in the city.

Malaga hotels range from affordable mid-range lodgings to luxury 5-star resorts.  Wherever you choose to stay in the city will afford you good access to the main attractions, with regular bus services taking visitors down to the coastline.
Puerto Banus weekend breaks transport visitors into a playground of the rich and famous. The ultra-exclusive marina resort is littered with boutique stores, top-end restaurants and chic nightspots including casinos and cocktail bars. Providing a fitting backdrop is a parade of luxury yachts lining the dock.

Away from the marina – which bustles with activity day and night – there are several superb beaches, golf courses and other attractions all within easy reach.

Puerto Banus hotels are some of the most luxurious in the world, with many boasting private beaches with all the facilities you would expect of top-end accommodation.

Fuengirola weekend breaks are hugely popular with families looking for sunshine and plenty of child-friendly activities and attractions. The resort is home to an aquapark and a zoo, as well as the largest outdoor market on the coast. British visitors will find plenty of reminders of home, including English-themed pubs and bars and the Costa del Sol’s version of the famous “fry up” breakfast.

By night, Fuengirola comes alive and offers some of the liveliest entertainment in the region. An array of bars and clubs fight to lure revellers into their venue with drinks promotions and promises of the best music in town. If you’re looking for all-night drinking and dancing, Fuengirola will not disappoint.

Fuengirola hotels cater particularly well for families, with a large number of child-friendly options available. There are also several budget choices in the resort, which are popular with the younger crowd who come here looking for raucous nightlife.