Start in Málaga, explore the Costa del Sol at your own pace and continue all the way to Gibraltar.
More than a list of destinations: a route to drive, stop, discover and continue. Start in Málaga and follow the coast west to Gibraltar.
Foto: NaturalEarth · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0Alcazaba · Historic Centre · Museums
Start your route in Málaga. Walk through the Historic Centre, visit the Alcazaba and Roman Theatre, and make time for one of the city’s museums before heading for the coast.
Foto: Tango22 · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 3.0Seafront · Beaches · La Carihuela
Your first Mediterranean stop. Combine the beach, seafront and local food before continuing to Benalmádena.
Foto: Tiia Monto · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0Puerto Marina · Old Village · Cable Car
Combine Puerto Marina with a visit to Benalmádena Pueblo for a completely different landscape only a few kilometres away.
Foto: Tyk · Wikimedia Commons · Public domainSeafront · Sohail Castle · Beach
An easy stop for the seafront and Sohail Castle before continuing west.
Foto: DoshanArt · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0Mijas Pueblo · Viewpoints · White Streets
Head inland to Mijas Pueblo for whitewashed streets and viewpoints. It is one of the best inland additions to the coastal route.
Foto: Tina207 · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 4.0Old Town · Puerto Banús · Seafront
Slow down here. Explore the Old Town, walk by the Mediterranean and, if you like, continue to Puerto Banús.
Foto: August Dominus · Wikimedia Commons · CC0Old Town · Flower Streets · Seafront
Continue west. The historic centre, flower-filled streets and seafront make Estepona an especially enjoyable stop.
Foto: ZC.Marbella · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0White Village · Viewpoints · Mountains
Take a short inland detour to one of the area’s most striking white villages, with wide views across the landscape.
Foto: Té y kriptonita · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0Vineyards · Coast · La Duquesa
The landscape changes pace. Manilva combines sea, vineyards and small coastal spots before the Campo de Gibraltar.
Foto: José Luis Filpo Cabana · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 3.0Marina · Port · Golf
A different, quieter stop. Walk around the marina, enjoy the surroundings and continue towards La Línea and Gibraltar.
The Costa del Sol is also known as the Costa del Golf: more than 70 courses make Málaga and its coastline one of Europe’s leading golf destinations.
One of Europe’s most emblematic courses. It hosted the 1997 Ryder Cup and offers an 18-hole championship course.
The first Robert Trent Jones course designed in Europe. An 18-hole classic with a long tradition.
An 18-hole course designed by Cabell B. Robinson, sculpted into the hillside with Mediterranean views.
The new identity of Almenara Golf. An 18-hole course originally designed by Dave Thomas and later refined by Manuel Piñero.
Autos Aguirre offers vehicles with generous boot space and 7- and 9-seat options. A practical way to travel with luggage and golf equipment, depending on the model you choose.
Foto: J RAWLS · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0Border · Gibraltar · Seafront
Your final stop in Spain. Autos Aguirre’s La Línea office is directly opposite the Gibraltar border, making it a practical place to continue your journey.
Foto: WFan · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0The Rock · Europa Point · Casemates
Finish in Gibraltar. Allow time for the Rock, Europa Point and the historic centre before ending the journey.
With Autos Aguirre you can collect the car at one of our offices and return it at another. It is an easy way to travel the Costa del Sol one way and make better use of your time.
Choose where to collect your car and where to return it. You can collect the vehicle at one of our offices and return it at another.
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