Since the kicked off of tourism into the country during the 1960s, Torremolinos has grown to be one of Spain’s top five holiday resorts. The city was able to keep up amidst years of growing troubles. It started all over and got rid of its once dominating second-rate hotels, replaced with smarter, more livable accommodations to stay. If you take the five mile walk along the Paseo Maritimo esplanade you will truly get the one of a kind experience. The British pubs still run in the place and in those places you can surely catch a break for something chilly, and in these cash hard times their prices remain practical that a unit for a quid is not at all a big deal.

The city of Torremolinos is only 35 minutes away from the airport in Malaga, so it’s fast to get that doze of relaxation in only a short while from the most dragging trip and find yourself by the pool or on your balcony with a good cold drink. Torremolinos is always anticipated as a top spot for a short holiday, most preferable when you want to make the most of your time under the sun. And its even worthy to note that its beach is simply the best on the Costa del Sol, but for this reason you can expect summertime to be really crowded with bronzing bodies and of course, sun loungers.

Apart from the beach, Torremolinos is also pierced with a variety of things to do. One popular theme park is Aqualand. It is situated only ten minutes from the heart of Torremolinos. It is a place where people can spend a day of total fun in a variety of activities to do. It has the best in aquatic attractions that you can imagine. Moreover, the park offers a fresh attraction this year known as the “Boomerang”, in addition to an eighteen-hole mini fold course and soothing green sceneries. Overall, it is a vast family fun park with rides, slides and pools all suitable for all ages.