About MálagaWOW.com

The MálagaWOW.com website was created to show the WOW factor of the whole Málaga area - from the coastal resorts such as Marbella and Estepona, to spectacular mountain settings such as Ronda, and all the way through to the urban - but still WOW - setting of Málaga City. 

It uses a mix of photos, videos, text and information (maps & directions, weather, links, events etc) plus some AI (itinerary suggestions, some places of interest descriptions) to provide all this.  

About Pat Walsh

I created the MálagaWOW.com website in 2024, mainly as I hadn't found anything quite like this, which mixes photos, videos, information, links, some AI, weather, maps all about Málaga province and the wonderful places within it. 

I have been living in Málaga province myself since the end of 2020 and work in software testing and QA. My websites are www.patwalsh.co.uk and www.patwalsh.es  

My work socials are at: 

Twitter / X@PatWalshTests

Bluesky@PatWalshTests

About the site content

Colours

The main colours on the site are the main colours of Málaga - orange for the sun and blue for the sky and sea. 

Photos

Many of the photos from the site are my own and from my photos website - patwalsh.photos - and I now also sell a selection of my photos through my Picfair site at patwalsh.picfair.com - you can buy digital downloads or printed products to liven up your walls with a bit of MàlagaWOW!

Other photos are from Pixabay.com which has royalty-free images that the amazing users have shared - where I have used one of these type of photos, I have shown a thanks message to the relevant user at Pixabay.com

Videos

The YouTube videos on the site are the ideal way to take a virtual walk around the great locations on the site - to take a virtual look at the sights of Málaga City for example. And they also include videos such as dolphin spotting trips in Manilva or top things to do in Ronda  and the old town bars and restaurants in Torremolinos.

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