Analysts dispel Costa del Sol myths
April 15th, 2008Category: Costa del Sol
Holidaymakers have been advised to see past myths surrounding certain parts of Spain by industry analysts.
Go2Spain said the Costa del Sol is widely perceived by leisure travellers as being “too touristy”.
However, the organisation has stated that this is not the case in every part of the region, as there are still peaceful and unspoiled locations in the vicinity.
The resort of Nerja was highlighted as one such place, as it has remained relatively unchanged in the last few decades and is just 30 minutes away from Malaga Airport.
Furthermore, the Costa del Sol was said to have a large number of villages with traditional buildings among the “fragrant” countryside of Andalucia.
Go2Spain commented: “There is plenty of Spanish-style accommodation on offer, all the better to enjoy the glorious sandy beaches and a mixture of Baroque and Moorish architecture.”
This comes after UK newspaper the Telegraph described the Costa del Sol as a “huge popular location” for British property buyers.

Tags: Costa del Sol, Marbella, Spain, tourism

