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What to do on the Costa del Sol in September 2026? 🇪🇸☀️

Summer may be ending, but the Costa del Sol definitely isn’t slowing down! 💃✨ September is packed with local ferias, fashion, music and celebrations.

Save these for your September plans 👇

🇪🇸 Feria de Mijas Pueblo — traditional Andalusian atmosphere, music & dancing
💃 Feria de Torremolinos — one of September’s biggest local celebrations
👗 Málaga Fashion Week — fashion takes over the heart of Málaga
🍺 Oktoberfest Torrox — a little taste of Bavaria on the Costa del Sol

From traditional white villages to the streets of Málaga — September is such a great month to experience the Costa del Sol. 🌴

📌 Save this Reel for your September trip!
And always check the latest dates & schedules before going, as programmes may change.

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💃 Looking for a special evening in Marbella? Save this place. 🇪🇸✨

Hidden in the beautiful streets of Marbella Old Town, The Farm is one of those places where dinner becomes part of the experience.

🌿 Mediterranean food
🍷 Dinner in a charming Andalusian setting
💃 Live flamenco
✨ Beautiful Old Town atmosphere

Flamenco nights are usually held on selected evenings — perfect if you want to experience a little bit of real Andalucía while in Marbella. 🇪🇸

📍 The Farm · Marbella Old Town

Tip from us: Book your table in advance and always check their current opening days and flamenco schedule, as these may change depending on the season. 🤍

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🌴 Just minutes from Carvajal — Puerto Marina, Benalmádena ⚓️✨

One of those places you should definitely visit while staying on the Costa del Sol.

Stroll around the beautiful marina, stop for lunch or a sunset drink, browse the little shops… or make a day of it on the water. 🌊

🚤 Rent a boat
🐬 Go dolphin watching
⛵ Take a sailing or catamaran trip
🏄 Try paddleboarding or kayaking
🍽️ Enjoy lunch overlooking the marina
🍹 Stay for cocktails as the sun goes down

You can even take a boat trip between Benalmádena and Fuengirola — a lovely way to see the coast from the sea. ☀️

📍 Puerto Marina, Benalmádena
🌴 Costa del Sol, Spain

Tip from us: Don’t just come for a quick walk — give yourself a few hours and enjoy the marina properly. 🤍

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🇪🇸 You know ZARA. But do you know the story behind it?

Amancio Ortega was born in 1936 in a small village in northern Spain, into a family with very little money.

As a boy, he reportedly heard a shopkeeper tell his mother that she could no longer buy groceries on credit. That moment stayed with him. He left school young and started working in the clothing industry.

Years later, in 1975, he opened the first ZARA store in A Coruña, Spain.

And that little Spanish store became something MUCH bigger. ✨

Today, Zara is part of Inditex — the Spanish fashion giant behind:

ZARA • Bershka • Pull&Bear • Massimo Dutti • Stradivarius • Oysho • Zara Home

And yes… they’re all Spanish. 🇪🇸

From a boy who grew up with almost nothing to building one of the biggest fashion empires in the world.

Next time you walk into Zara, you might look at it a little differently. ❤️

Did you know this story?

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This is Spain. 🇪🇸❤️

The rhythm of flamenco.
The elegance of Andalusian horses.
Passion, tradition and soul. 💃🐎✨

Andalucía isn’t just a place you visit. It’s something you feel.

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Málaga, 1350. 🇪🇸 Imagine walking these streets almost 700 years ago…

In 1350, Málaga was a very different city.

There was no Spain as we know it today. Málaga belonged to the Nasrid Kingdom of Granada, the last Muslim-ruled kingdom on the Iberian Peninsula.

The Alcazaba dominated the city from above, while the newly strengthened Castillo de Gibralfaro protected it from the hilltop. Below them stretched a maze of narrow streets, whitewashed houses, workshops, markets and mosques.

And Málaga was alive. ✨

Merchants arrived through its busy Mediterranean port. Ships brought goods from North Africa and other parts of the Mediterranean, while Málaga exported products including raisins, figs, almonds, ceramics and its famous silk textiles.

The streets would have been filled with craftsmen, traders, fishermen, soldiers and families going about their daily lives. Arabic was the dominant language, the call to prayer marked the rhythm of the day, and the scent of spices, food and the sea filled the markets.

But beyond Málaga’s walls, history was changing.

Christian kingdoms were expanding southwards, while the Nasrid rulers of Granada fought to preserve their territory. Málaga would remain under Nasrid rule for more than another century — until 1487, when the city fell to the Catholic Monarchs after a brutal siege.

Nearly 700 years later, traces of that Málaga are still here.

Walk through the Alcazaba. Climb to Gibralfaro. Wander the streets of the historic centre.

And imagine the city in 1350. 🏰🌊

Same Mediterranean. Same mountains. A completely different world.

📍 Málaga, Andalusia, Spain 🇪🇸

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