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What makes the Costa del Sol special?  The relaxed outdoor lifestyle, the year round sunshine and the incredible choice of villas, apartments and townhouses for sale.

With over 40 years combined experience, an unrivalled level of service and a deep-seated work ethic, we can help you secure the right property at the right price so all that’s left for you to do is to settle into your new life in the sun.   

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What Does an Average Day on The Costa Del Sol Look Like?

Buying and Selling
Written by Maggie , Monday, 21 October 2024
 

 

An average day on the Costa del Sol can  look like anything you want it to be!  Pick your own mix of relaxation, outdoor activities, and vibrant social interactions, all set against the backdrop of stunning coastal scenery.

Morning:

The day might typically begin with a leisurely breakfast, often enjoyed on a sunny terrace or at a local café. Locals and visitors alike start with a *café con leche* (white coffee) and a traditional *tostada* (toast) with olive oil, tomato, or jamón (ham). Many take advantage of the cool morning hours to go for a walk along the beach, cycle through scenic routes, play golf or visit local markets to pick up fresh produce.

Midday:

As the sun rises higher, the pace of life slows. Lunch is a key part of the day and is often a social affair, lasting two hours or more. Whether at home or in a seaside *chiringuito* (beach bar), meals are savoured with friends and family. A typical lunch might include fresh seafood, a hearty *paella, or a light salad, always accompanied by local wine or a refreshing **tinto de verano* (summer wine).

Afternoon:

After lunch, it might be time to enjoy a *siesta*, a short nap that rejuvenates the body and mind. Businesses often close for a few hours in the early afternoon, reflecting the relaxed pace of life. As the heat of the day fades, the streets come alive again with people heading to the beach for a swim or gathering at parks and plazas.

Evening:

Evenings on the Costa del Sol are vibrant. As the sun sets, locals and tourists alike head out for a stroll, known as the paseo,  along the promenade or through the charming streets of coastal towns. Dinner is typically enjoyed later in the evening, around 9 or 10 PM. The meal is light yet full of flavour—perhaps a selection of tapas or grilled fish. After dinner, head to local bars or cafes to continue the conversation over drinks or simply enjoy the lively atmosphere.

Night:

The day winds down with music, laughter, and a sense of community. Whether listening to live music, dancing in a local bar, or simply enjoying the cool evening air by the sea, the night on the Costa del Sol is always full of life, wrapping up a day that perfectly balances relaxation and enjoyment.

This blend of simple pleasures, outdoor living, and social connection defines the rhythm of life on the Costa del Sol, making every day feel like a holiday.

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