In Mijas, you’ll find these churros extra crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, often served with a thick, rich hot chocolate for dipping—a favourite Spanish breakfast or snack.

What’s interesting about the local culinary scene in Sotogrande is its focus on locally sourced bluefin tuna, which is prized in Andalusia and celebrated in many of the area’s high-end restaurants.

As for culture, it’s annual Feria de San Juan is held each June in honour of Saint John the Baptist, the town’s patron saint.

In this article we explore other shopping hubs you will enjoy visiting on your trip in this gorgeous region and the lifestyle you can have as a homeowner in Fuengirola.

This town’s whitewashed buildings, scenic streets, and cultural experiences attract retirees, investors, and holidaymakers looking for something truly special on the southern coast of Spain.

This maritime tradition continues today, with the coastline offering various opportunities for yachting, sailing, and beachfront living.