Spain and Portugal for Visitors

The remnants of a dunes system which originally stretched for some twenty kilometres, Artola or Cabopino Dunes are pretty well what's left of the unspoilt Costa del Sol. Now a protected area, for what that's worth - the area in question is 950 metres long by 75 metres wide, I mean, how pathetic is that? Whose fault is it? Yours, mine, everyone's, I suppose, but especially scumbag politicians, scumbag property developers and, above all, their stupid, selfish, scrotum-scratching, scumbag customers. I hope they all get genital gangrene.

Hire & sales of mobility scooters, wheelchairs, bathroom and other mobility products on the Costa del Sol.

Self-explanatory, I would say.

From a Spanish hotel chain (Med Playa), covering Costa del Sol Dinning (they mean 'dining,' bless their little Spanish cotton socks), Nightlife, Shopping, Culture, Leisure and Travel Tips, with a video thrown in.

Likeable, uncommercial guide to the Costa del Sol, from an unidentified source. The Costa del Sol and the province of Málaga, with a goodly whack of information about its relatively undiscovered interior.

Commercial guide.

The Euro Weekly News is a free English local newspaper with five editions covering Costa del Sol, Costa Blanca, Costa de Almeria, Mallorca (Spain) and the Algarve (Portugal).

Providing local information and business directory in the Malaga area of southern Spain for the English expat community.

The Costa del Sol Tourist Board's website.