Thumbnail Málaga Guided Wine & Tapas Discovery Tour
Málaga, Malaga, Andalusia - (Malaga, Costa del Sol) 2 Hours 30 Minutes Min 2, Max 30
From €75
Thumbnail Wine Tour by the Mediterranean at Bodega NILVA
Manilva, Malaga, Andalusia - (Malaga, Sierras de Málaga, Costa del Sol) 2 Hours Min 2, Max 20
From €30
Thumbnail Best of Malaga: Flamenco, Tapas and Wine Tour
Málaga, Malaga, Andalusia - (Malaga, Costa del Sol) 4 Hours Min 2, Max 30
From €99
Thumbnail From Granada: Almuñécar City and Winery Visit
Granada, Granada, Andalusia - (Costa del Sol) 6 Hours Min 2, Max 7
From €391 (Groups Discount Available!)
Thumbnail From Malaga: Ronda City Tour, Wine and Olive Oil Tasting– Premium Small Group Tour
Málaga, Malaga, Andalusia - (Ronda, Malaga, Sierras de Málaga, Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park, Serrania de Ronda, Costa del Sol) 8 Hours Min 1, Max 16
From €274.99
Thumbnail Moscatel Wine Route in Malaga city
Málaga, Malaga, Andalusia - (Malaga, Costa del Sol) 4 Hours 30 Minutes Min 4, Max 8
From €120

Costa del Sol: Good to know

What visit in Costa del Sol?

The Costa del Sol spans some 150 km of Andalusian coastline, from Cádiz’s Campo de Gibraltar to Nerja, weaving together sun-drenched beaches, rugged cliffs, and inland hills dotted with vineyards. Known as the “Coast of the Sun,” the region blends Mediterranean warmth with Andalusian charm—a perfect fusion of beach serenity and emerging wine culture.

Wine tourism on the Costa del Sol offers surprising diversity. Visitors can sip Muscatel or Pedro Ximénez at historic bodegas like Málaga Virgen near Fuente de Piedra, or explore family-run wineries in coastal towns such as Torremolinos, Estepona, and Moclinejo. Boat tastings and land-based vineyard visits showcase the region’s creative approach to wine discovery.

Which food to taste in Costa del Sol?

Local cuisine beautifully complements the wines. In coastal towns, pair sweet and fortified wine styles with pescaíto frito (lightly fried fish), chilled gazpacho, or a platter of jamón serrano and sherry. In inland bodegas, heartier fare—olive oil–drizzled dishes and traditional Andalusian flavors—round out every sip.

Which wines to taste in Costa del Sol?

The region cultivates both traditional and resilient grape varieties. Pedro Ximénez and Moscatel (Muscatel) thrive in the warm coastal microclimate, yielding aromatic and sweet wines. In higher-altitude areas like Sierras de Málaga, red varieties and aromatic whites are gaining ground in boutique production.

Which is the best season to visit Costa del Sol?

Harvest season unfolds in autumn—white grapes such as Moscatel are typically picked in early September, while red varieties continue into October. This early timing, paired with the region’s mild temperatures and sunny days, creates an optimal travel window for vineyard tours and cellar tastings.

What things to do in Costa del Sol?

Begin in Málaga or Marbella and venture inland to discover wineries like Bodegas Almijara in Cómpeta or Soterrana in Ronda’s highlands. Explore seaside bodegas like Málaga Virgen or enjoy vineyard views from Manilva, known for its renowned Moscatel raisin wines. Mix coastal dining with hillside tastings for a layered and unforgettable wine experience along the Costa del Sol.

How much does a wine tasting with winery tour in Costa del Sol cost?

The average price of a wine tasting with winery visit in Costa del Sol is around €129.50. Depending on the experience, prices range from €19 to €240. Booking in advance ensures availability and the best prices.

Which wineries to visit in Costa del Sol?

Here are the top wineries to visit in Costa del Sol:

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