Great little park outing. Circular park with a few attractions along the way such as a large (and…read morevery dirty) duck pond with swans, some rabbits on the lawn, and some goats in an enclosure. And of course, lots of pigeons. A nice little morning stroll :)

One of the best parks in the area. With a big space with many varieties of trees and for jungle…read moregym, pond, public library, picnic area and animals. A hill with views you can spend hours here with kids or just a romantic walk.

Small botanical garden. Walking distance from town. Beautiful garden with spring waters. Recycled…read morewater now to avoid wasted water.

" Wonderful Small Spanish Town Tucked Away "…read more My wife and I visited the Mijas Plaza De Toros just off the Costa del Sol area in Mijas Spain. This small, stunning traditional Spanish town is tucked away in the high mountains. The town is so clean and well maintained with beautiful Spanish architecture. They have a park, many restaurants, hotels, a bull ring , beautiful and unique churches and more. This is a must visit for anyone who would come to this area. There are fantastic views, great shops and nice places to visit . Everything was very pretty and quaint in this town.

Typical Spanish beach in the south of Spain. Multiple sun-bed rental companies along the length of…read morethe beach most come with table service for €10 per day. There are fresh sea food restaurants cooking fresh fish on bbqs for lunch each day of the summer season. A well maintained boardwalk runs the whole length of the beach (over 8km) which is easily accessible making it a hot spot for runners and families with pushchairs. There are multiple car parks along the beach at different points which are free of charge on quieter days and out of peak season, but charge for parking in the summer months and get full on the weekends.

Beach and sea access for wheelchair/disabled people. Great beach with a dedicated section manned by…read moreCruz Roja (Spanish Red Cross). Disabled parking with wheelchair access right down to the water's edge. Decking area with sun beds reserved for disabled users and their carers. If you are unable to enter the sea by your own they also have a 3 wheel floating seat that they take you into the sea with. You can then ease yourself off and have a swim and when youre ready they put you back on the seat and return you to your sun bed. I walk with crutches and use a wheelchair when I was there I used the waterprrof crutches they have to walk into the sea with. The crutches have extra wide rubber bases for stability which stop them sinking into the sand. Once in the water there is a floating crutch holder where you secure your crutches while you go off for a swim. After 7 years of not having the stability to enter the sea with my family I managed to enjoy everyday of my holiday swimming and frolicking in the sea. There are plenty of restaurants, bars, newspaper shops even large supermarket all within 200 metres of the beach. Cant recommend this place enough. Free access and no charge for use of services.