Places to Visit while Sailing in Andalusian Area

Gibraltar

Gibraltar, also called The Rock, is situated on the southern coast of Spain. It is an overseas territory of the United Kingdom at the entrance to the Mediterranean Sea from the Atlantic, also known as the Meeting Place of Continents. This spectacular rock monolith is full of surprises. From its lively population of Barbary Macaques monkeys, to its sub-tropical climate, which is warm and welcoming throughout the year. It exudes with unique vegetation featuring many species of migrating birds, glorious views and friendly local people, who are a blend of many cultures united in a unique community. Gibraltar has some great beaches for explore and it is home to a large population of dolphins and whales, including the largest mammal of them all, the Blue Whale.

Costa del Sol

Situated in the south of the Iberian Peninsula, the Costa del Sol streches along 160 km of Málaga province in the westernmost Mediterranean area. With its wide sweeps of golden sand, it is one of the Spain's most popular sailing areas. The secret of the Costa del Sol's success as a world-class sailing destination is the Mediterranean climate with mild weather all year round. The sunshine coast experiences about 320 days of sun every year. Yachtsmen can enjoy its hundreds of beaches all year round, from hidden coves to trendy streches of sand with fashionable beach clubs. The Costa del Sol has a wealth of yacht marinas and harbours, where some of the most spectacular gin places and luxury yachts are moored.