Costa Del Sol Golf Holidays And Breaks

Golf Holidays Costa Del Sol

Costa Del Sol Golf Holidays

Map of Costa Del Sol Golf Breaks

Best Golf Courses in Costa Del Sol

In the province of Cádiz is one of the most prestigious golf clubs in Spain, Sotogrande Golf Club. Situated in the exclusive area of Sotogrande on the Costa del Sol, it offers an exceptional golfing experience combined with high-end amenities and breathtaking views of the Med.

If you prefer the beauty of southern Spain, Torrequebrada Golf is just 10 minutes from the vibrant Benalmádena. One of the region’s premier golf courses, it is known for its great scenery, luxurious facilities, and, of course, a top-tier golfing experience. It was designed by José Pepe Gancedo, who was referred to as the “Picasso of Golf” for his creative course designs.

If you want a challenge, La Cala Golf Club is known for hosting amateur and professional tournaments. The resort has a spa, fitness centre, and a range of recreational activities - this Mijas Hills-based resort is a must visit for lifelong golfers.

FAQs About Golf In The Costa Del Sol

Which airports can I fly to?

For those looking to travel to the Costa Del Sol, you should book flights to Malaga Airport. You can see the distance of this airport from the region’s top golf courses with our guide to golf transfers.

 

Which UK airports serve this destination?

The majority of UK airports provide direct flights to Malaga Airport. These include Leeds/Bradford, Manchester Airport, Birmingham, Edinburgh, Bristol, and London Airports. Note that direct flights are also offered via Dublin, Shannon and Cork Airports in Ireland: https://www.glencorgolf.com/Ireland-airport-and-destination-map

How long is the flight time?

Flight times from the UK to the Costa Del Sol are approximately 3 hours.

When is the best time for a golf holiday to this destination?

The high season for Costa Del Sol golf is considered to be between April to May and September to October.

What are the local attractions?

Golf is Spain’s Costa Del Sol is probably the number one attraction with over 60 golf courses stretching all through the region. There are also numerous interesting places to visit on your days off the course whichever part of the region you are staying in. The famous white villages of Mijas and Ronda are very popular and give an impression of what life throughout the ages has been like. Malaga has the Picasso museum which is a must visit. Benalmadena has a spectacular Marina not quite as big or as famous as the one in Puerto Banus but both are well worth seeing. Marbella has some lovely squares to sit with a coffee or something stronger and watch the world go by.

Where can we go for nightlife?

The Costa Del Sol is rightly renowned for its night life. Puerto Banus has a reputation for being one of Europe’s top entertainment spots and is a magnet for stag and hen parties. It has spawned numerous imitators along the coast line but still is probably the most popular destination. Marbella is perhaps a bit less rowdier but still has more than enough places to keep you entertained. Further down the coast Benalmadena and Fuengirola are popular resorts with many restaurants, bars etc to suit all pockets and tastes.

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