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n hour and 20 min drive. No wind. Just the heat. We walked less than 5 minutes and we were drenched in sweat.</p><p id="ecea">That’s how it is in “the frying pan in Spain” right now!</p><h2 id="aca9">Why Malaga?</h2><p id="a96d">When we reached Malaga it was the relief from heat. We had a fresh sea breeze. The weather was pleasant. It wasn’t too hot it wasn’t too cold. It was just perfect!</p><p id="ad63">There aren’t many tourists in Malaga right now due to coronavirus. However, we’ve seen a few Northern Europe tourists. It’s quiet in Spain. However, Spain is full Spanish tourists. It’s wonderful to travel around Spain right now because most tourists you’ll meet is Spanish. It’s a perfect time to improve your Spanish too.</p><p id="a604">If you want a unique experience of Spain go to Malaga! Why? It’s no brainer. First of all, Malaga is in Al Andalus! It has unique cuisine and fantastic weather! It’s definitely less tourists than Barcelona but that was before the coronavirus age.</p><p id="1059">Right now, Malaga is a perfect time to visit! The city is hot but not too hot compared to other inland cities. It’s got amazing beaches of Costa del Sol around Malaga and in the city of Malaga. The people are sweetest people you’ll meet. The food is fantastic and not too expensive either compared to other parts of Spain.</p><p id="eb30">You can pop in to the beach for a dip in the sea. Get your lunch in fantastic restaurants. Go for a walk in the mountains which is just 10 min drive. Isn’t it a perfect holiday? May I just say the mountains of Malaga are so beautiful! It’s got breathtaking views of the sea.</p><figure id="56e2"><img src="https://cdn-images-1.readmedium.com/v2/resize:fit:800/0*bJDLGmgHR8yjuNbP"><figcaption>Photo by <a href="https:

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To Travel or not to Travel…? Holiday in Malaga or Marbella?

Travelling during coronavirus time in Spain

Photo by Victoriano Izquierdo on Unsplash

If you are driving from Madrid to Granada or Malaga you’ll have “suffered” some ‘hair dryer’ wind… It’s hot in Spain right now.

It’s summer what would one expect?! There’s a saying in Spain the south of Spain “is the frying pan of Spain!” Cordoba, Granada, Sevilla reach over 40 degrees heat in the summer!

Life in Spain is outside. People hang out in their gardens by the pool if they have it. When we are at home we spend our time in the garden by the pool. It’s amazing to be outside. If we are lucky we have a fresh and gentle breeze caress our faces, and the sun kiss our skin.

Where to go in Spain?

Right now and for the rest of the summer moths, the best places to be is by the sea in Spain. Anywhere in Barcelona, Valencia, Alicante, Altea, Malaga, Marbella, Cadiz and so on… There are so many towns by the sea in Spain take your pick…!

It was our first time in Malaga and we loved it! We stopped for one night in Granada. It was over 40 degrees. Granada is inland. Nearest sea is an hour and 20 min drive. No wind. Just the heat. We walked less than 5 minutes and we were drenched in sweat.

That’s how it is in “the frying pan in Spain” right now!

Why Malaga?

When we reached Malaga it was the relief from heat. We had a fresh sea breeze. The weather was pleasant. It wasn’t too hot it wasn’t too cold. It was just perfect!

There aren’t many tourists in Malaga right now due to coronavirus. However, we’ve seen a few Northern Europe tourists. It’s quiet in Spain. However, Spain is full Spanish tourists. It’s wonderful to travel around Spain right now because most tourists you’ll meet is Spanish. It’s a perfect time to improve your Spanish too.

If you want a unique experience of Spain go to Malaga! Why? It’s no brainer. First of all, Malaga is in Al Andalus! It has unique cuisine and fantastic weather! It’s definitely less tourists than Barcelona but that was before the coronavirus age.

Right now, Malaga is a perfect time to visit! The city is hot but not too hot compared to other inland cities. It’s got amazing beaches of Costa del Sol around Malaga and in the city of Malaga. The people are sweetest people you’ll meet. The food is fantastic and not too expensive either compared to other parts of Spain.

You can pop in to the beach for a dip in the sea. Get your lunch in fantastic restaurants. Go for a walk in the mountains which is just 10 min drive. Isn’t it a perfect holiday? May I just say the mountains of Malaga are so beautiful! It’s got breathtaking views of the sea.

Why not Marbella?

If you get bored of Malaga you can head to Marbella which is 42 min drive. Marbella right now is dead. Marbella is known to be full of tourists! When we were there a few weeks ago it was empty. Marbella is not recommended in the tourists guides. Why? Because it’s full of tourists and it’s not considered a Spanish town.

It’s been known to be the richest part of Spain because of the tourists from the UK and Northern Europe. The foreigners seem to love Marbella. I understand why. It’s a gorgeous town right by the sea. If you don’t want a super Spanish vibe go Marbella! However, that wouldn’t be my personal pick.

The Summary

If you can travel travel safely. Coronavirus hasn’t stopped! Most important to be safe than sorry!

Pick your spot according to what you want to do. For instance, you want a city that’s not too much in your face, have a sea and mountains go to Malaga! There’s magic in the South of Spain but maybe that’s just me. I don’t know if other people feel it too.

People are incredibly nice in Malaga. We’ve met some locals and I am astonished how nice people are. People in Spain are very nice wherever you go by the way.

If you want a continuous supply of sun go Spain. I am sure you’ll have a fabulous time no matter where you choose to go in Spain. Spain is an amazing country! Don’t take my word for it — travel and see it for yourself!

Love and Light!