All Inclusive Holidays to Costa del Sol

Choosing an All Inclusive break to Costa del Sol means you can enjoy all the perks of some of Spain’s best destinations. You’ll get inclusive meals and drinks at a wide choice of restaurants, entertainment programmes to fill every hour of your holiday, and even free access to waterparks.

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  • Why choose an all inclusive Costa del Sol holiday?

    The Costa del Sol is a great pick for an all inclusive break, combining sunny beaches, lively resorts and plenty to see and do.

    • Soak up the sunshine on golden beaches and pretty coastal coves
    • Choose from family-friendly resorts with pools, waterslides, kids’ clubs and entertainment
    • Enjoy plenty of Spanish food, from tapas and paella to fresh seafood and local specialities
    • Mix relaxing resort days with sightseeing, watersports and day trips, or head to lively resorts for bars, restaurants and nightlife
    • Explore beyond the coast, with traditional whitewashed villages and beautiful Andalusian scenery waiting inland

    What is there to do in Costa Del Sol?

    There’s plenty to do in Costa Del Sol, whether you’re after beach days, family fun, sightseeing or a taste of Spanish culture.

    The beaches are an easy place to start, so spend the day on the sand, take a dip in the Mediterranean or try watersports such as paddleboarding, kayaking and jet skiing. Resorts including Torremolinos, Benalmádena and Fuengirola have plenty of beaches to choose from.

    Travelling with the family? You’ll find plenty of attractions around the coast, including waterparks, theme parks, zoos and adventure parks. Aqualand Torremolinos is a popular choice for a day of slides and splash zones, while Selwo Aventura in Estepona combines wildlife with outdoor adventure.

    For a change of scenery, explore Málaga. Wander around the historic centre, visit the Alcazaba and Málaga Cathedral, browse the shops or stop for tapas in one of the city’s many restaurants.

    Golfers are well catered for too, with hundreds of courses across the region. And when the sun goes down, Puerto Banús, Marbella and Torremolinos are great for an evening out, with plenty of restaurants, bars and nightlife.

    Frequently asked questions about all inclusive Costa Del Sol holidays

    An all inclusive Costa del Sol holiday covers your accommodation, meals and drinks, making it easier to keep your holiday spending under control.

    You’ll normally get soft drinks and selected alcoholic drinks, although premium brands may cost extra, and snacks throughout the day are often available too.

    Some hotels include daytime activities and evening entertainment, while others may also offer spa treatments, excursions and some speciality restaurants, but these can cost extra.

    What’s included varies between hotels so be sure to check the hotel information carefully to ensure you’re getting what you want out of your holiday.

    The Costa del Sol has plenty of resorts to choose from, so the best area depends on whether you’re looking for family fun, nightlife, beaches or somewhere more relaxed.

    Torremolinos is a great all-rounder, with long sandy beaches, loads of restaurants and plenty of entertainment. It’s a good choice for families and couples, while the lively nightlife makes it popular with groups too.

    For families, Benalmádena is a strong choice. There are sandy beaches, a marina, waterparks and family attractions, alongside plenty of all inclusive hotels. The resort also has a good mix of restaurants and shops for when you fancy getting out and about.

    Fuengirola is another family-friendly favourite, with a long promenade, sandy beaches and calm Mediterranean waters. You’ll find plenty of restaurants, shops and attractions, as well as easy access to nearby resorts.

    If you’re looking for a more upmarket escape, Marbella and Puerto Banús are hard to beat. Expect stylish hotels, designer shops, smart restaurants and a glamorous marina, alongside some beautiful beaches.

    For a quieter coastal break, consider Estepona. It has a more traditional feel than some of the bigger resorts, with a pretty old town, colourful streets and a long seafront.

    And if you want beaches with a side of scenery, Nerja is a great choice. Its dramatic coastline, small coves and famous Balcón de Europa give it a more picturesque feel, while the town itself has plenty of restaurants and bars.

    Popular all inclusive hotels in Costa Del Sol

    Looking for some inspiration for your all inclusive Costa Del Sol holiday? Here’s some of our most popular hotels:

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