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Find out moreDiscover Duquesa, the quaint marina town on the Costa del Sol that combines chilled holiday vibes, good food and amazing beaches – all without the hustle and bustle of the main resorts. Located to the west of Marbella, this little town offers untouched scenery, beaches and that authentic Spanish character.
Language
Spanish
Currency
Euro (€)
Time difference
+1hr
Local beer
£2.50
Three-course meal for two
£42.10
Average flight times
3hrs
In Duquesa, the marina seafront is lined with cafés, bars and restaurants, so you’re well and truly spoilt for choice. Because this is something of an undiscovered gem, there aren’t too many tourists around, meaning you can explore a range of authentic Spanish restaurants, showcasing traditional dishes.
Sandwiched between two gorgeous Blue Flag beaches, Duquesa is a great place to get your fill of sand and sea. Head to Playa El Castillo and lay down your towel to catch those rays. To the east of Duquesa, you’ll find Playa Sabinillas, a 2km long beach where there’s plenty of room to relax.
The port of Duquesa is the perfect place to start a water-based adventure. From snorkelling to catamaran trips, there’s plenty of fun-filled experiences on offer. The marina’s also speckled with quaint cafés so pull up a pew and watch the world go by.
Costa del Sol
Once the capital of Islamic Spain, Cordoba is full of treasures and the grand arches of the Great Mosque is the jewel in the crown. Other highlights include Alcazar, a fortress built by the Christians, the Calahorra Fort, which guards the Roman Bridge and the ancient Jewish Synagogue, now a museum.
Costa del Sol
The dramatic, five-kilometre long Rock of Gibraltar stands tall off the Costa del Sol, featuring in many a sea view. A British overseas territory, it’s home to red pillar-boxes, English pubs, bookmakers and also a thriving population of wild Barbary macaque monkeys. Good for a day trip.
Costa del Sol
Revered for the Moorish Alhambra palace, Granada is a popular destination. Explore the narrow streets of the Albayzín and Realejo quarters. Visit the Capilla Real, where Spain’s notorious Catholic Monarchs are entombed, and the lavishly decorated Basilica of St John of God.
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