Nearby Beaches

Casasola - Atalaya Beach

Casasola is constituted as a large sandy area that places it as a magnificent bathing area both for its spaciousness, for the clarity and temperature of its waters, as well as for the surrounding landscape.

Book your Body Massage and enjoy a day of complete relaxation at seafront massage place.

Salduna Beach

The beach is famous for its soft sand, gentle waves and stunning sunsets, a perfect spot to escape. Salduna Beach is a haven for foodies, sun worshippers and anyone looking to chill out in style on the Costa del Sol.

Dining at Salduna Beach Restaurant

The Salduna Beach restaurant is a foodie destination in itself, with a menu that celebrates the Mediterranean and international cuisine. Freshness is at the heart of every dish, with locally sourced seafood, prime meats and garden fresh vegetables. 

Our suggestion for restaurants nearby

L'Angolo Italiano

The best Pizzeria in Andalusia! Just 5 minutes walk from Nordic Club Apartment. The restaurant is not exclusive but is run in a very nice atmosphere by an Italian family where you can taste Authentic italian cuisine with top-quality italian ingredients.

Mini India Diana

This restaurant is also located a few steps from the Nordic Club Apartment. Mini India cuisine encompasses a wide variety of regional cuisines native to India. The menu features traditional dishes made with fresh ingredients.

Masala Estepona

You will find a great menu to taste the best of Indian cuisine. Every individual dish at Masala Indian restaurant has a unique mixture of beautiful spices and the end result is a truly wonderful taste of Indian Cuisine. You will find a wide variety of dishes made with the best ingredients. They offer the highest standard of Indian cuisine.

The Best of the Costa del Sol

Estepona

The centre has been extensively upgraded in recent years and now ranks as one of the prettiest resorts at this end of the Costa del Sol. Many of the streets are pedestrian and anked with white-washed houses decorated with colourful geraniums. The seafront promenade stretches for several kilometres and provides a pleasant walk-way next to the town. Estepona is one of the few resorts on the Costa del Sol that has managed to conserve its traditional feel!

Our suggestion for restaurant in Estepona

El Pescador  on the seafront promenade

Enjoy the best fish and seafood restaurant in Estepona! At El Pescador, the quality of the product is the soul of every dish.

Every day they receive fresh fish, meat, and other ingredients from local sellers, carefully selected so that the flavor speaks for itself. Don't forget to book a table because this restaurant is crowded with locals and tourists every day!

Marbella

Marbella is filled with many attractions especially for young people. Marbella is not only about lively nightclubs and bars but has pristine beaches to explore, some world-class museums with art galleries to visit, and incredible architecture to witness. The crowd tends to be younger, it’s full of hip beach bars, and cool restaurants, and has a gorgeous coastal promenade.

Our suggestion for restaurant in Marbella

La Lonja 

La Lonja is a restaurant serving fish, seafood, and Malaga-style dishes in an open-plan space with ceramic murals depicting nautical motifs. Located in the heart of Marbella, they offer the best fish and seafood in the city.

The restaurant make sure that the guests could discover the pleasure of eating best quality fish and seafood, but above all, of great freshness.

Puerto Banus 

Puerto Banus – an a uent part of Marbella, where wealthy yacht owners hop off to do their luxury shopping, and luxury cars are an everyday sight. Why not join the lifestyles of the rich and famous and book a sunset cruise up this idyllic coast of Costa del Sol.

Mijas Pueblo 

Mijas Pueblo it is of the most popular white villages in Costa del sol and with good reason. The picturesque village sits midways up the Mijas mountains which blesses it with astounding views of the countryside leading down to the beaches of Fuengirola and Mijas Costa. You can walk up to a small church above the villagefrom where the hiking trails start. Here you get an amazing view of the white village from above. One of favourite things to do in Mijas while walk around the whitewashed village it is to take a look at the unique array of shops. 

Caminito Del Rey 

Caminito means walkway in Spanish. It was built between 1901 and 1905 to allow people working on the hydro-electric network to get to work every day, as well as bringing supplies. At the time, it was considered one of the most dangerous walkways in the world. It’s still one of the most intriguing places to visit in Costa del Sol. The Caminito del Rey route is spectacular from beginning to end, running through cli s, canyons, and a large valley. It crosses the landscapes of Des ladero de los Gaitanes, a gorge carved out by the river Guadalhorce, with walls 700 metres high. 

Exotic Ardales Lakes (El Chorro)

Take a day out at the lakes and mix some fun water sports with stunning countryside.

These lakes you see from your plane as you land in Malaga. They will be to the right of the plane when you decent towards the sea, so if you’re on that side of the plane, have a look, you will be amazed! The lake itself is great, warm water, picturesque and lots of wildlife around you will feel as if you were on vacation in an exotic country. Get sporty at La Isla and rent kayaks, pedalos, paddle boards or relax in the fresh water wile your children have fun on lake oating park.

Our suggestion for restaurant in El Chorro

Restaurante El Mirador Ardales

Restaurant located right on the Caminito del Rey trail, a very characteristic and representative place for the area, with amazing views, good service and great local food. We recommend the Eggplant with honey, Roasted Pork Elbow with Andalusian sauce, Oxtail with Andalusian sauce.

Remember to book a table before arriving especially on weekends and that the portions are large.

Malaga

Málaga's history spans about 2,800 years, making it one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in Western Europe. Malaga’s Old Town holds a treasure trove of history and charm waiting to be discovered. Málaga Cathedral took more than 150 years to build, and so is a kind of melange of renaissance and baroque styles. Pablo Picasso was born here, so there are museums that shed light on his early years. The Food Market in Atarazanas, Malaga represents one of the most popular meeting points of the capital of Costa del Sol. 

Where to Eat in Malaga

Mercado Central de Atarazanas

If you want to taste the real Málaga dishes, skip the tourist restaurants and head straight to Atarazanas Market. The Mercado de Atarazanas is one of the buildings which best represent the architecture of the nineteenth century in Malaga. Over the past ten years, Atarazanas market has also changed its image to become a leading culinary centre, so don’t miss its bars and other stands selling delicious ready-to-eat tapas and freshly prepared food. Another innovation was the creation of outdoor terraces around the building’s for people who want to enjoy the best of Málaga’s typical food.

Enjoy very fresh and local food cooked on the spot.

Sotogrande 

Sotogrande, considered one of the most luxurious residential areas in Spain, is located in the Andalusian province of Cadiz. From beautiful beaches, marina and amazing nature to whale-watching, horse riding, and other luxurious activities, this small Spanish coastal town has a lot to offer. You can rent boats or jet skis and enjoy a good meal in one of the restaurants along the canals. 

Where to Eat in Sotogrande

InBoca Gastrobar in Torreguadiaro

A trip around the world !

Before entering Sotogrande there is the small town Torreguadiaro where you will find many restaurants and tapas bars. In our opinion the best quality and amazing dishes are served in InBoca Gastrobar Tapas Bar. Based on a personal idea by the owner, and taken as if from an adventure book from the countless trips made across all continents. The tapas they serve are nowhere to be found: original dishes, perfectly seasoned, beautifully presented.

While visiting Sotogrande is worth to go to Castle of Castellar de la Frontera

It is forti ed historic village that dates back to the 13th century. The old town has stunning views over the Guadarranque reservoir and, on a clear day, Gibraltar and the mountains of Africa in the distance. You can take a walk along the cobbled streets of Oldtown Castellar and discover some of the oldest Andalusian tradition. A collection of local artists and crafts people running small shops so if you are fun of the hand made products it is denitely worth looking at this small town.

Gibraltar top things to see!

The British overseas territory of Gibraltar is filed with historic sights and attractions. The area certainly some parts of Gibraltar, like Gibraltar airport which its considered to be one of the most dangerous airports in the world, Europa Point, Ride the Cable Car, Gibraltar Caves, Monkeys. 

Pilots all over the globe would love to get the opportunity to land on this weird runway but unfortunately you need a special pilot licence. Cable car are breathtaking and on reaching the top station you’ll see wild monkeys. 

Things to Do in Tarifa in One Day

Tarifa is famous for its stunning beaches but also for its windy weather. It is one of the most popular destinations for wind sports in the world! There are plenty of things to do in Tarifa: learn how to kite surf, research the city’s tumultuous history, relax at one of the many cafes. The beaches in Tarifa are some of the best in the entire Andalucia. Long, wide, with soft golden sand, with coves and dunes, the beaches in Tarifa stretch for miles. While driving to Tarifa you can enjoy amazing views of the African continent which is just 14 km away. 

Ronda

Ronda is a beautiful example of an Andalusian city with its Arab influences, its palaces, its white houses, its emblematic bridge that overlooks the El Tajo gorge… It is also considered the spiritual capital of bullfighting.

Ideally located in a spectacular natural setting between the Sierras de Grazalema and Las Nieves ranges, it is also a small paradise for nature lovers and hikers.The obvious starting point for any visit to Ronda is the Puente Nuevo (new bridge) – easily the most recognisable landmark in Ronda. The cobbled bridge spans El Tajo gorge between the old and new towns and, despite being called the new bridge, the Puente Nuevo is actually over 200 years old, having been completed in 1793 after over 40 years in the making.

Seville

Seville embodies the quintessential Spanish culture of vivid ceramic tiles, authentic tapas, local wines, elaborately adorned architecture and flamenco dancing. Start your day with a visit to the Seville Cathedral. Explore the stunning interior and climb to the top of the Giralda Tower for panoramic views of the city. The most significant place is Plaza de España, built to showcase Seville’s craftsmanship during the Ibero-American Exhibition of 1929 in Maria Luisa Park.

Stroll through the Real Alcázar, a magnificent palace with lush gardens and intricate architecture. Be sure to book tickets in advance to avoid long lines.

Head to the historic Barrio Santa Cruz neighborhood. Wander through its narrow streets, visit quaint squares like Plaza de los Venerables.