Celebrate Friendship in Costa del Sol, Spain

Costa del Sol, Spain

Reunite with your best friends forever under the warm sun of Costa del Sol. On a day when you’re not sprawled out on beach towels or jet skiing on the Mediterranean, drive inland to La Melonera winery and vineyard to sip chardonnay with a view of Spain’s picturesque mountains. Afterward, visit Central Market Atarazanas. Although Costa del Sol is known to attract troves of tourists, the market is common ground for locals and visitors. Meander through the rows of stalls to browse unique offerings or have yourselves a tapas de force (it isn’t a trip to Costa del Sol without sampling pescaíto!).

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Three women enjoy wine around a wooden table.
Touring the wineries, or bodegas, in Málaga is a great day out and a chance to try some of the delicious local wines and sherries from the area.

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