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Torremolinos
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August 2015
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# £30 OFF IF BOOKED BY 14 AUGUST 2015 # FREE WINE WITH DINNER # NO SINGLE SUPPLEMENT
Bowling Greens Close To Torremolinos
Hotel Sol Principe ####
The recently refurbished Hotel Sol Principe enjoys a
wonderful beachfront location overlooking Playamar Beach in
Torremolinos. We are offering the hotel on two different
board plans, both of which offer exceptional value for money:
half board with wine, and all-inclusive. The hotel’s stand-out
main feature is its vast 1500m2 lagoon-style outdoor pool,
surrounded by sun lounging areas benefitting most attractively
from the shade of tall mature palm trees. Other noteworthy
features of the hotel are its highly spacious public areas, its sea
view buffet restaurant terrace, enabling meals to be taken
‘al fresco’, its entertainments bar, and its heated indoor pool.
A good selection of bars, restaurants and shops are located
within a few minutes stroll of the hotel, which also enjoys
direct access out onto the seafront promenade.
Rooms: 799 bedrooms with
bath/shower and a balcony. All
rooms also have telephone,
central heating/air conditioning
(June to September), satellite
TV, mini-fridge, hair dryer and
safe (at an extra charge).
Other Features: Buffet
restaurant with some outdoor
seating, a spacious entertainments
bar, a sports bar, a vast lagoon
pool, an adults only pool, a
heated indoor pool, extensive
palm-strewn sun lounging areas,
a large lobby lounge area, a
shopping arcade, wellness,
beauty, and hairdressing
services, occasional evening
entertainment.
Wi-Fi: Charged for both in
the hotel’s public areas and bedrooms.
A Seafront Location
Lauro Golf Bowls Club: transfer approximately 45 minutes,
1 x 8 rink Greengauge carpet, limited changing facilities.
Mijas Bowls Club: transfer approximately 25 minutes, 1 x 6 rink
Verde Sports carpet, limited changing facilities.
Miraflores Bowls Club: transfer approximately 45 minutes, 2 x
8 rink Verde Sports Mastergreen carpets, limited changing facilities.
Santa Maria Bowls Club Marbella: transfer approximately
50 minutes, 1 x 8 rink Verde Sports Mastergreen carpet,
limited changing facilities.
Superbowl at Aloha Marbella: transfer approximately 60
minutes, superb 8 rink Greengauge carpet, limited changing facilities.
Benalmádena Bowls Club: transfer approximately 20 minutes,
1 x 8 rink Premierbowl carpet, limited changing facilities.
Departure Dates & Prices
Meal Plan: Half Board
All prices per person in a standard twin room
Dates
7
Before Extra
nights 14.08.15 week
25 Feb 16
03 Mar 16
10 Mar 16
07 Apr 16
14 Apr 16
£595*
£609*
£639
£665
£665
£565*
£579*
£609
£635
£635
£269
£269
£295
£295
Dates
7
Before Extra
nights 14.08.15 week
21 Apr 16
29 Sep 16
06 Oct 16
13 Oct 16
£665
£665
£625
£605*
£269
£269
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*Special Offer: complimentary side sea view upgrades on these dates.
N.B Extra weeks do not include organised bowling, non-bowlers discount £30.
Supplements (per person per week): No single supplement (limited number of rooms),
side sea view room (twins) £45, all inclusive £90 (including local beverages
from 10am to midnight).
Included in the price: Return flights from Gatwick or Manchester, air taxes, transfers
in resort, accommodation as described, 4 bowls matches at local clubs, all green fees,
welcome & farewell drinks, the services of a Personal Touch representative.
Other airports may be available, but may generate flight supplements.
"A spacious 4-star hotel in
a beachfront location
offering tremendous
value for money"
Miraflores Bowls Club
£635
£635
£595
£575*
Jonathan Plumridge,
Commercial Director, Personal Touch Holidays
Torremolinos
Prior to the advent of mid twentieth century tourism Torremolinos was a fairly
typical, yet unremarkable, small coastal fishing community that had dabbled in
milling since Moorish times (a feel for this Torremolinos ‘of yore’ can still be had
when walking around the fisherman’s suburb of La Carihuela). Its one stand-out
feature was the defensive lookout tower that the Moors had also built in order to
be able to defend their mills. Unsurprisingly, the area became known as Tower
Mills, or Torremolinos in Spanish.
Everything was to change for Torremolinos however in the 1960s, when the
package tourism industry developed it as the first significant resort on the Costa
del Sol. On that platform a burgeoning entertainments industry was born,
supplying thrills and delights to an extremely wide variety of tastes.
Mindful as to what has attracted tourism to the area for decades, Torremolinos
has taken particularly good care of its beaches, manicuring them daily for its sunseeking guests, and providing them with ready and attractive access via a seven
kilometre long seafront promenade.
Optional Excursion Possibilities
El Chorro Gorge & The Ardales Lakes:
Escape from the hustle and bustle of the Costa del Sol’s
exciting coastline to the peace, tranquillity and natural
beauty of Malaga province’s lake district. The spectacular
gateway of 200 metre deep El Chorro Gorge, where
the final scenes of vintage war movie, Von Ryan’s
Express were shot, leads to a secret world of beautiful
lakes and pine clad hillsides where a highly enjoyable
Spanish country lunch nicely rounds off the day.
Gibraltar:
Travel to the Moors ancient stepping stone into Europe,
later to become the most heavily fortified gun
emplacement in the Mediterranean, a magnificent
natural fortress guarding access by sea to southern
Europe. Revel in its remarkable history, explore its
fascinating caves, and meet its fabled Barbary apes.
Ronda:
Admire the ancient Moorish mountain Caliphate of
Ronda, set either side of a hugely dramatic cleft known
as the Tajo Gorge. Explore its delightful Medieval streets
and drink in the atmosphere of its highly revered
bullring, where the art of modern bullfighting is
said to have been born.
Flamenco On The Streets Of Malaga
The Costa Del Sol
The Costa del Sol is defined first and foremost by its climate, boasting an average
of 320 cloud-free days a year, warm and luminously bright, yet rarely overly hot,
due to the pleasantly tempering effects of the Mediterranean and its
mountain backdrop.
It has also been blessed by history, being the area of Spain where the colourful
artistic influence of the magnificent European Moorish empire of the middle ages
is most consistently felt in terms of its architectural heritage and flamboyant
flamenco culture. A laissez-faire friendliness and quasi-Arabian culture of warm
hospitality have also contributed to the region’s appeal, as has its highly developed
tourism infrastructure.
The Picturesque Village Of Mijas
Daily Average Temperatures
All temperatures are in farenheit, red indicates maxium
temperatures, black minimum.
JANUARY
63
49
JULY
84
70
FEBRUARY
63
49
AUGUST
86
72
MARCH
67
57
SEPTEMBER 84
68
APRIL
70
56
OCTOBER
74
61
MAY
74
59
NOVEMBER 68
54
JUNE
81
66
DECEMBER 63
49
Malaga’s Impressive Moorish Fortress
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5961
Personal Touch Holidays,
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West Sussex, RH14 9HW
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