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The idea of a life surrounded by the sun-drenched landscapes of Andalucia has long captured the imagination of people looking for a change of pace. It is a well-trodden path for expats from all over the world, drawn by the promise of a relaxed lifestyle and rich culture.

Sierra Blanca Estates, a developer specialising in the luxury sector on the Costa del Sol, has secured the major construction permit to begin work on Design Hills Dolce&Gabbana Marbella, the prestigious Italian brand’s first residential complex in Europe.

Sierra Blanca Estates has reinforced its social commitment with plans to build more than 370 social housing units in Málaga and Marbella. The Marbella-based developer, best known for its luxury projects, is launching three new residential schemes designed to improve access to housing on the Costa del Sol, underlining its commitment to sustainable urban growth and corporate responsibility.

Málaga is often seen simply as the gateway to the Costa del Sol, but the city has a character all its own. It's a place with some serious historical weight, where you can trace the steps of Roman and Moorish civilisations through the old town's streets.

Benalmádena is a popular spot on the Costa del Sol, located in the province of Málaga. You won't run out of things to do in Benalmádena as the town is split into three very different areas, each with heaps going on.

Located on the eastern stretch of the Costa del Sol, in the Axarquía region, you’ll find Torrox. This whitewashed municipality makes a rather bold claim: to have the best climate in Europe.

The Balearic Islands, Costa del Sol and Costa Brava have long been Spain’s top destinations for luxury second homes, attracting wealthy foreigners seeking a getaway. Recently, Costa Blanca in Alicante has joined their ranks, with towns like Denia and Jávea offering a wide range of premium properties. According to Engel & Völkers, high-net-worth buyers from Germany, the Netherlands and Switzerland now see this region as one of their most exclusive options.

Thinking about retiring to Spain? With a laid-back lifestyle, year-round sunshine, and excellent healthcare, Spain continues to attract thousands of British and American expats each year.

Spain boasts one of the most diverse and spectacular coastlines in Europe.

British luxury hotel chain Iconic Luxury Hotels has unveiled its first Andalusian property: the Gran Marbella Resort & Beach Club, a five-star gem on Marbella’s Real de Zaragoza beach.Blending traditional Andalusian architecture with sleek contemporary design, the resort champions wellness, gast

When most people picture this spot on the Costa del Sol, their minds usually jump straight to the flashy glamour of Puerto Banús – all superyachts, designer shops, and celebrity sightings.

When it comes to surfing in Europe, Spain is a fantastic all-rounder. The country has three distinct coastlines to explore: the powerful Cantabrian Sea up north, the warmer Atlantic shores down south, and even some surprisingly fun waves along the Mediterranean coast.

The Costa del Sol has firmly established itself in recent years as one of the most sought-after and prestigious destinations in southern Europe.

When people discuss the best place to live in the Costa del Sol, the conversation often defaults to the glamour of Marbella or the polished streets of Estepona. Yet, for a growing number of people, the answer is found further west, in the municipality of Manilva.

Nestled on the very edge of Andalusia in the province of Cádiz, La Línea de la Concepción has an identity shaped by its immediate neighbour, the monolithic Rock of Gibraltar.

Spain’s property market continues to attract a significant number of British and Irish buyers, with new data from leading homebuilder Taylor Wimpey España shedding light on buyer trends over the past two years.

When it comes to getting your kit off on the beach, Spain has a refreshingly laid-back attitude. It means you can find everything from purpose-built naturist resorts where going without is the norm, to quiet, hidden calas where it’s just an unspoken local custom.

Málaga, with its warm climate and expansive Mediterranean coastline, is a firm favourite during the summer months. But it’s not just people who enjoy the sun and sea; more and more pet owners are seeking places where their four-legged friends can cool off and play freely.

Andalucia's coastline is a remarkable meeting of two seas, encompassing the wild, windswept shores of the Atlantic's Costa de la Luz and the sunny coves of the Mediterranean.

If you're weighing up a move to southern Europe, Spain and Portugal are two of the most appealing destinations for expats and retirees alike. Both countries offer beautiful weather, historic cities, a relaxed pace of life, and world-renowned cuisine.