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Hi,
Back after like a week – with new offers to our “Destination of the week” – Costa Del Sol. This is the first set of offers compiled for Costa Del Sol.
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Will be back with the second batch of offers. Feel free to contact me at promotions@roomsnet.com for more offers.
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Dining is an activity taken seriously in Costa Del Sol, and in fact all around 
Spain, with meals starting early and usually consisting of tapas which then progress into a variety of local dishes and treats that last until well after midnight. Fresh seafood is a staple and is available everywhere in an array of styles and dishes complimented with light vegetables and lots of garlic. The best value for money is usually the fresh fish 
dishes, but Costa Del Sol has much to offer with restaurants serving everything from American to Indian. Prices can range from upscale to economical, but the food is always mouth watering and served with complimentary Spanish charm and hospitality.
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The Costa Del Sol runs east to west from Nerja all the way to Gibralta, and has some of Europe`s most magnificent beaches including 13 blue flag beaches that are recognized for their high environmental, sanitary and safety standards. The sand varies from blonde to dark and fine to coarse-grained and there are even many coves depending on which part of the Costa del Sol you visit. The Costa Del Sol beaches offer something for everyone with fine tropical weather for sun lovers, an average 
of 18 degrees Celsius water temperatures for swimmers, plenty of jets skis and other water sports equipment for enthusiasts and even a number of officially designated naturist beaches away from the populated areas.
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Known as the `Costa del Golf`, Costa del Sol is progressively becoming one of Europe`s foremost golfing destinations with its ideal year round weather conditions. With over 30 courses to choose from, golfers are spoiled 
for choice with each offering its own levels of difficulty and challenges. One of the best golf courses in the Costa del Sol is the Valderrama in Sotogrande which 
coincidentally was host to the 1997 Ryder Cup Championship and inevitably launched Costa del Sol`s reputation as the best winter golfing location in Europe. Serious golfers will 
find some world class courses in the `Golf Valley` a little inland from Puerto Banus and Neuva Andalucia. Many golf academies with qualified instructors can be found, and anyone from first-time golfers to those who want to improve their stroke will find them useful.
List of Costa del Sol Beaches
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Introduction
Considered one of the best Bonsai Museums in the world, The Bonsai Tree Museum in Marbella contains a large collection of Bonsai trees, with over 
300 specimens from 40 species. On exhibition is a magnificent display of trees and forests charmingly exhibited with a central water display with bonsai trees and sculptured rocks brought from the Torcal in Antequera. It is considered as one of the best collections in Europe and also the best wild olive tree collection in the world. Another interesting visit is to the Bonsai Museum, where a magnificent collection of beautiful miniature trees and forests are exhibited, many of them well known for their beauty and centenary age. Some of these bonsai are examples of nature close to Marbella, from whose mountains some natural miniatures have been extracted. Other specimens are of great value and history such as the `Acebuche Olive` which is 300 years old and the Chinese `Almez` which belonged to the same Chinese family for almost five generations. The Bonsai Tree Museum in Marbella is housed in a well designed modern building within Marbella`s Arroyo de la Repressa Park. The building housing the Bonsai Tree Museum itself is actually built over a small lake set in a park.
Target Crowd
The Bonsai Tree Museum is a fascinating place for the whole family to visit. Even children may find the lovely works of art exciting and interesting.
Opening Hours
The Bonsai Tree Museum is open Monday to S undays from 10.00h to 13.30h, and from 16.00h to 19.00h.
How to get there
The Bonsai Tree Museum is set in the Arroyo de la Repressa Park just east of 
the Old Town area.
Location and Contact details
The Bonsai Tree Museum in Marbella is at Parque Arroyo de la Represa, Marbella.
Tel: 952 786 968
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