Mijas pueblo is the quintessential white village of cobbled streets and sugar cube buildings and is the haunt of artist and writers. A summer holiday to Mijas Costa has to include the bullring and the wonderful craft shops with their handmade pottery and local paintings. Relive history at museums or participate in any number of fiestas including the Flamenco Festival (July/August). Mijas Fair, Corpus Christi, Saint’s Day and even Tourist Day – can anything be more redolent of a Mijas Costa summer holiday?

Away from the village, there are all the features you can expect on a Costa del Sol break. The beaches of both Calahonda and la Cala are top quality and packed with amenities. On a summer holiday to Mijas Costa you’ll be stuck deciding what to do because of the bewildering choice of beachfront promenades, sports, eateries, shopping, festivals and historical attractions. Whether it’s energetic participation or secluded relaxation, a Mijas Costa summer holiday fits the bill.

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Despite the well worn cliché, a Mijas Costa summer holiday is a chance to sample the real Andalucía beginning with your donkey taxi around the village.