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has plenty to offer throughout the year, but as starts to warm up, attention quickly turns to the country's coasts and . Travelling to can often be expensive for , especially in summer. Luckily, there are still some gorgeous spots that are relatively cheap to visit. One of them is the capital of the famous .

offers a mix of beach life, culture and sunshine, all without the price tag often seen in bigger tourist resorts. Browsing through website also shows that one-way flights from to can be found for as little as £20, with multiple dates across May, June and July priced under £30.

According to , May is one of the best times to visit. Temperatures reach 24C with nine hours of daily sunshine and very little rain.

The beaches are warm, the sea is inviting, and the crowds haven't fully arrived yet.

The travel experts say: "Malaga's bathed in sunshine in May, with an average of nine hours each day and the sun not setting until nearly 9.30pm."

Located in Andalusia, Malaga has over eight miles of coastline, and the city's 16 beaches are known for their golden sands and warm Mediterranean waters.

Popular spots include La Malagueta and Pedregalejo, where locals grill sardines on open fires right by the water.

But it's not all about the beach. According to Spain's official tourism board, Malaga is a city rich in history and culture.

It's home to landmarks like the Malaga Cathedral, the Alcazaba, one of Spain's largest Arab fortresses, the Roman theatre, and Gibralfaro Castle, which offers panoramic views of the coast.

The old town is perfect for wandering, with narrow streets, flower-decked balconies and lively squares.

The Mercado Central de Atarazanas, a bustling food market, is ideal for sampling fresh tapas and local produce.

Art lovers will also be spoilt for choice, according to travel experts at . Malaga is the birthplace of Pablo Picasso and is home to a big museum dedicated to his work.

The city also features the Carmen Thyssen Museum, the Contemporary Art Centre (CAC), and even the only Pompidou Centre outside of France - easily recognised by its colourful glass cube.

For a more modern experience, visitors can head to Muelle Uno, the city's revamped port area packed with restaurants and shops, or stroll to La Farola, the city's famous lighthouse.

Getting around is easy too. Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport is just five miles from the centre.

According to , the airport express bus takes about 15 minutes, and commuter trains link the airport to Malaga, Torremolinos, Benalmádena, and Fuengirola.