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Malaga?

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At the risk of provoking yet more ridicule and critisism: 5 nights in September booked. Usual eating and drinking recommendations please. Apartment booked. Thanks

There's plenty on here that'll help with that one mate

 

C86, beer swimmer etc

This mon's writing a fucking travel book, isn't he.

I think Malaga are going down

5 nights is pushing it. Seem to remember there's an old town bit which is nice and after that...

 

Loads of stuff nearby to do though if you hire a car

At the risk of provoking yet more ridicule and critisism: 5 nights in September booked. Usual eating and drinking recommendations please. Apartment booked. Thanks

 

You hiring a car mate? If so, plenty to go see all around Malaga. El Caminito Del Rey is spectacular. Head west to Marbella. Ronda is incredibly beautiful.

 

On the drinking and eating front, it would be remiss not to mention Bolton Dave's 'Lounge Bar' in Benalmadena where a bottle of very nice Estrella Galicia is 1 euro. Eating wise there's plenty to go at. If you want haute cuisine, 'The Little Geranium' in La Cala De Mijas (owned by Masterchef Steve Saunders) is superb but you need to book around 7 days in advance to have any hope. My favourite Indian (Sai) is in the same town. Heading out of La Cala towards Alhaurin/Coin, Venta El Jinete is also excellent and not overly priced.

 

In Marbella, tapas bar El Estrecho near Orange Square is as good as you'll get on the tapas front. Think it's still no. 2 or 3 on the tourist guide for things to do/see.

 

Heading east from Malaga Nerja is a great place with loads to do.

 

If you're just staying in Malaga, some good places to eat and drink in the old town.

 

Let me know by PM if you will be hiring a car. I have good and very long standing contacts there in the car hire game and can put a word in for you for a great rate.

^Alhambra in Granada probably worth a visit too

^Alhambra in Granada probably worth a visit too

 

 

Yes, top day out. Cheap to eat and drink under that shade cloth beside the ticket counters too.

 

We thought we'd pay through the nose in a tourist trap. Not a bit of it. Four of us eating with beers and wines and it worked out at about 20 Euros per head.

 

One day wasn't enough to see everything. Amazing place.

Should have known you'd be a fan of one of the finest Islamic buildings in the world Bolty :-)

Should have known you'd be a fan of one of the finest Islamic buildings in the world Bolty :-)

 

 

Of course you should. You do know that Supera Moras has a loose connection to the Moors don't you?  ;)

 

I think York Minster is an amazing place too. You should have known that an atheist would be a fan of one of Christianity's finest buildings too.

If you to Ronda take a little detour for a spot of lunch and a walk round Benhavis nice little place to spend an hour or 2. When you get to Ronda take a walk through the little park which looks out over a 500 foot steep drop into the valley.

If you to Ronda take a little detour for a spot of lunch and a walk round Benhavis nice little place to spend an hour or 2. When you get to Ronda take a walk through the little park which looks out over a 500 foot steep drop into the valley.

I couldn’t agree more about visiting Benhavis and Ronda, highly recommended.

I couldn’t agree more about visiting Benhavis and Ronda, highly recommended.

 

Nice to know we agree on some things.????

 

Nice to know we agree on some things.????

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You hiring a car mate? If so, plenty to go see all around Malaga. El Caminito Del Rey is spectacular. Head west to Marbella. Ronda is incredibly beautiful.

 

On the drinking and eating front, it would be remiss not to mention Bolton Dave's 'Lounge Bar' in Benalmadena where a bottle of very nice Estrella Galicia is 1 euro. Eating wise there's plenty to go at. If you want haute cuisine, 'The Little Geranium' in La Cala De Mijas (owned by Masterchef Steve Saunders) is superb but you need to book around 7 days in advance to have any hope. My favourite Indian (Sai) is in the same town. Heading out of La Cala towards Alhaurin/Coin, Venta El Jinete is also excellent and not overly priced.

 

In Marbella, tapas bar El Estrecho near Orange Square is as good as you'll get on the tapas front. Think it's still no. 2 or 3 on the tourist guide for things to do/see.

 

Heading east from Malaga Nerja is a great place with loads to do.

 

If you're just staying in Malaga, some good places to eat and drink in the old town.

 

Let me know by PM if you will be hiring a car. I have good and very long standing contacts there in the car hire game and can put a word in for you for a great rate.

many thanks for that!

Bolty is bob on with his info.

 

Malaga is great place, small city and friendly, no mither. Going back at Easter.

 

Are you staying in Malaga or down the coast? If in Malaga stay to the right of the "river", everything is on that side.

 

Get the train from the airport, cheap, clean and on time.

 

Get an EMT card from a tabaccos, buses are great (bus wanker!). 10 trips on a card and more than one person can tap it in. http://www.emtmalaga.es/emt-classic/home.html

 

Bus 35 goes all the way up to Gibrafaro, great views.

 

If you can, watch a Malaga game, great experience, esp with the Guiri Army expats :) Bolton Dave, top lad.

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Bolty is bob on with his info.

 

Malaga is great place, small city and friendly, no mither. Going back at Easter.

 

Are you staying in Malaga or down the coast? If in Malaga stay to the right of the "river", everything is on that side.

 

Get the train from the airport, cheap, clean and on time.

 

Get an EMT card from a tabaccos, buses are great (bus wanker!). 10 trips on a card and more than one person can tap it in. http://www.emtmalaga.es/emt-classic/home.html

 

Bus 35 goes all the way up to Gibrafaro, great views.

 

If you can, watch a Malaga game, great experience, esp with the Guiri Army expats :) Bolton Dave, top lad.

 

 

Bolton Dave is that Dave Redshaw LH lad City fan?

Bolton Dave is that Dave Redshaw LH lad City fan?

 

no pal, Dave Boardman

no pal, Dave Boardman

No worries, Redshaw has lived in Malaga area about 30 years and has wrote book about Malaga fc and history of the club.

No worries, Redshaw has lived in Malaga area about 30 years and has wrote book about Malaga fc and history of the club.

 

 Prob drinks in Bolton Daves 'Lounge Bar' in Benalmadena, I'll ask him later this month :)

 

Sat afternoon in  'Lounge Bar' is fun, every top you can think of is on display and every 3pm Ko on a different TV. Better not piss down,

^Alhambra in Granada probably worth a visit too

Agree. Fantastic place

Prob drinks in Bolton Daves 'Lounge Bar' in Benalmadena, I'll ask him later this month :)

 

Sat afternoon in 'Lounge Bar' is fun, every top you can think of is on display and every 3pm Ko on a different TV. Better not piss down,

Think Redshaw’s a runs bookie in a pub might be benalmadena he’s done it for years.

Think Redshaw’s a runs bookie in a pub might be benalmadena he’s done it for years.

 

 

City fan called Reg is an SP bookie in Dave's Lounge Bar. Also the main organiser for the Guiri Army and the lad to see if you want to book for the matchday experience.

 

As C86 says, great day out on the lash.

Agree. Fantastic place

Never been. Always wanted to go and with my Dad living on the Costa for 30 years I'm a clown for not going.

 

There's also the Mesquita in Cordoba but that's further still from Malaga

City fan called Reg is an SP bookie in Dave's Lounge Bar. Also the main organiser for the Guiri Army and the lad to see if you want to book for the matchday experience.

 

As C86 says, great day out on the lash.

I think that’ll be him I know he’s main organiser for Guiri Army, I’ve not met him but played Football with his younger brother.

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