Panoramic VillasEverything you need to know about the popular village of Mijas and surrounding areas such as Mijas Costa and Campo Mijas
Spain is an amazing place to cycle or ride scooters so what better way to spend your villa holiday in Mijas or Fuengirola than riding along the beach front, through picturesque mountains, among romantic olive trees or along pretty leafy lanes?
Here are some places to hire bikes in Fuengirola and Mijas…
You really don’t want to arrive home clutching a straw donkey, an oversized sombrero or a tacky flamenco doll – even though they might have seemed like hilarious gift ideas at the time. The sunshine of a Spanish holiday can do strange things to you! So, bring home some perfect and welcome gifts instead; read the Panoramic Villas personal shopper guide to tasteful gift-shopping on the Costa del Sol.
The Costa del Sol is famed for its traditional tapas and paella restaurants, and Spain is known for its wine, cava and cerveza – but how well does it cater for craft beer enthusiasts? The simple answer is, very well indeed: no matter where you visit on the Costa del Sol, there’s bound to be a bar near you with good quality craft beer, either bottled or on tap.
If you only have 24 hours in Mijas how do you get the most out of your experience? There’s so much to see and do in the beautiful white-washed village of Mijas Pueblo, in the hills above Mijas Costa and Fuengirola on the Costa del Sol, here is our local’s guide on how to spend 24 hours in this wonderful village.
Mijas is one of the most visited villages on the Costa Del Sol, Spain. Tourists, when planning a trip to Spain should always make sure that they visit Mijas. It is both a cosmopolitan city and a mountainous village that can also boast top quality golf courses. It is definitely worth taking some time out to explore this wonderful place with lots of surprising things for you to see.