Malaga City with its famous church called ‘La Manquita’ or the one armed lady named because the construction of the 2nd tower was never finished - the generous & warm people of Malaga sent the money over to the United States in the Civil war. The city is steeped in culture from the birthplace of Picasso to the Gibralfaro castle and the Alcazabar fort. Try the amazing Tapas to be had in and around Calle Larios, Malaga’s famous shopping steet named after the Local Larios family who produce the famous gin we have all seen on holiday in Spain.





The British owned and managed Malaga Park was opened in 2007. This beautiful small park is nestled between Guadhalhorce Valley and the Mijas Mountain. It is situated near the village of Alhaurin el Grande meaning the “Garden of Allah” a name that harks back to the Moorish occupation of Spain. The park is only twenty minutes from Malaga airport and twenty minutes from the beach and offers uninterrupted peace and tranquillity with mature pine trees and orange and lemon orchards surrounding our available plots. November 2007 saw the completion of the lovely new pool-the terraces and surrounds will follow in early 2008.

• Plots are a 120 square meters minimum
• Swimming pool/including lift for handicapped
• Snack bar
• Small shop
• Reception
• Internet café
• Laundry room
• 24 hour security

MARBELLA AND PUERTO BANUS:
Marbella and Puerto Banus need no introducing, mix with the rich and famous and sip a cocktail while watching the sun go down over the multi million dollar yachts that are ‘ten a penny’.

BENALMADENA PORT:
Book a day of sport fishing in Benalmadena port, you can catch all sorts of fish up to 100 kg + in the stretch between Malaga and Morocco.

‘EL TINTERO CAMPERO’:
Enjoy a Sunday lunch at ‘El Tintero Campero’ or the ‘plate place’. You will be served the most amazing array of barbequed meats and fish along with the other 1000-seated diners without having to order. The waiters, who loudly advertise their wares, walk up and down the restaurant with plate full after plate full of food. Go when you are hungry, it is not for the faint hearted but well worth a visit!

TORREMOLINOS:
Visit the eastern beach at Torremolinos and eat freshly caught Sardines ‘Al aspetto’ (cooked over olive wood on a bamboo spike) from one of the many ‘Chiringuitos’. Restaurants that are situated along the beach, these were first started by fisherman’s wives to sell their husbands daily catch. Afterwards you can take a ‘Siesta’ in the shade on one of the hammocks provided and sleep off that last glass of sangria.

THE PUEBLOS BLANCOS:
The pueblos blancos, visit the real Spain inland from the coast with villages like Casarabonela, Alora, Almogia and many many more. Here you can see how the real Spaniards live and eat a 3 course ‘menu del dia’ with wine included from as little as 6 euros.

GARGANTA DEL CHORRO:
Garganta Del Chorro and the lakes, visit the stunning mountains, lakes and gorges not unlike parts of the Alps. This is where much of Malaga’s water is stored and a lot of the locals go to spend their weekends.


Wi - fi available for Internet connection-charge TBA. We will assist you through our local connections with purchase and installation. Public phone available on site or you can use your mobile.


Subletting to friends, family and responsible holidaymakers is allowed strictly on the Condition that subletters adhere to park rules and regulations.
We are offering the following high quality Louisiane mobile homes at this location:
All mobile homes have the option of a verandah.


Your annual plot fees at Malaga Park Village are 3600 euros including water and IVA tax.


This is a gem of a small park tucked away in a quiet location yet only 20 minutes from Malaga airport and the beaches of the Costa del Sol. The park is an excellent choice for those looking to escape the long British winters or for use as a holiday home. This is an excellent example of an exclusive park where a quality residential standard home will retain its value for many years to come.