
Climate

Tropical Coast of Spain
Situated across the South Coast of Spain, Costa Tropical boasts a unique micro-climate with warm sea temperatures and good visibility for most months of the year. A diverse range of sea life populate reef formations across the coast with large animals, macro lifeforms and coral eco-systems living in harmony like nowhere else in Spain.

Diving Hotspot
Whilst Malaga and Marbella are familiar destinations of the Costa del Sol the actual diving takes place here in Costa Tropical. Cut out the middle men and the lengthily mini-bus journey and see why Costa Tropical is its own undiscovered paradise.

347 days of sunshine
No trip to Spain would be complete with out basking in the stunning climate and scenery the South Coast has to offer. Costa Tropical uniquely enjoys some of the most glorious weather whilst its tropical climate keeps the extremes at bay. The area is also one of the exotic fruit and vegetable capitals of Europe dating all the way back to Roman times.

Experience

Fresh fruit, veg and fish
As an ancient fishing community and one of the fruit capitals of the Roman Empire, the Costa Tropical brings a quality and authenticity to cuisine that could not be more local and fresh. The restaurant’s of Almuñécar and La Herradura let you delve into the original Mediterranean way of life.

Authentically Spanish
Whilst the major touristic locations may have their charms, Costa Tropical is a journey into an authentic Spanish experience full of life, passion and discovery from gastronomic delicacies to the windy old towns, golden beaches and relaxed way of life.

Nightlife
The towns may be relaxed but that never stropped the enjoyment. From beachside bars and clubs to live music, Almuñécar offers something for everyone’s taste.

















