Have a cheap Malaga holiday this winter with a seven-day break costing just £29

IF you’re looking for somewhere warm to go to this winter but you’re on a budget, then you might want to check out Wowcher’s latest deal.

The vouchers website is currently offering a seven night Malaga beach break in a studio apartment for two for only £29 – a 91 per cent discount compared to its original price of £319.

Stay in the cosmopolitan city of Malaga with great attractions and beaches from £29 this winterCredit: Getty – Contributor

Located just 500m from the beach in the Pueblo Evita resort, the studio is equipped with a kitchenette, a lounge area, a bedroom and a private terrace.

You’ll also have complete access to the resort facilities which include a swimming pool, a clubhouse with a bar and a restaurant.

For those who like to stay active there is also a tennis court as well as aqua aerobic classes.

The voucher is valid for travel on selected dates between January 4 and March 14 2020 – perfect for those looking for some winter sun.

Drive to the village of Villanueva del Trabuco, one of the attractive Andaluz white villages in the Antequera area , just 45 kilometres north of Malaga CityCredit: Getty – Contributor

Visit the Alcazaba Moorish Castle and Roman Amphitheatre remains on your stay in MalagaCredit: Refer to Source – Alamy

You’ll need to book your holiday by December 2 this year. Read Wowcher’s full term and conditions here.

Bear in mind that flights are not included in the deal, so you’ll need to book your tickets separately.

We had a look on Skyscanner and you can find tickets for as little as £23 return in January, £33 in February and £36 in March.

This means that your whole holiday would cost you £65 per person at most – a pretty good deal.

Beaches are one of the main draws to the city as Malaga is home to some of the best ones in SpainCredit: Alamy

The capital of the Costa del Sol, packed with bars and restaurants, is the perfect place for a bargain holiday.

The pretty old town is well worth a visit with historical sights such as Malaga Cathedral and the ‘Gibralfaro Castle’, the ‘Alcazaba’ (a Moorish citadel) and Roman Amphitheatre remains.

Traditional Andalusian restaurants serve up fresh seafood, tapas and paella – and those with a sweet tooth will love eating churros with chocolate sauce for breakfast.

January and February are typically the coldest months of the year in the city but compared with the UK it is quite sunny and mild with highs of 17°C to 18°C.

Temperatures usually begin to climb in March with high of 19°C.