Bright Days Ahead in Rincón de la Victoria, Costa del Sol

Hotel Fay Victoria Beach 4*: Mediterranean style and sea views on the Costa del Sol

Discover the peaceful side of the Costa del Sol at the Hotel Fay Victoria Beach 4*, located in Rincón de la Victoria, just steps from the beachfront promenade. Its privileged location offers a calm coastal atmosphere while keeping you less than 20 minutes from Málaga city centre, perfect for blending beach time with culture, food and urban experiences.

The hotel features a modern design with bright spaces and comfortable rooms that invite you to unwind. Guests can enjoy a refreshing outdoor pool, pleasant common areas and a relaxing atmosphere ideal for couples, families or anyone seeking comfort with the Mediterranean right beside them.

Its gastronomic offer adds even more value to your stay, with a restaurant and bar serving a selection of regional flavours and contemporary dishes to enjoy at any time of day. Everything is designed to make your holiday feel effortless and enjoyable from the first moment.

Book your stay at the Hotel Fay Victoria Beach 4* and experience the Costa del Sol with comfort, style and the sea right at your doorstep.

Rincón de la Victoria is a relaxed seaside town on the eastern edge of Málaga, where Mediterranean life blends effortlessly with traditional Andalusian charm. Located on the Costa del Sol and just a short drive from the city of Málaga, it’s an excellent choice for families and couples looking for sunshine, beaches, and authentic local flavours without the crowds of larger resorts.

Make sure you visit:

• The seaside promenade, ideal for long walks by the sea at any time of day.
• Cueva del Tesoro, one of the few marine caves in Europe that can be visited.
• The traditional fishing areas of La Cala del Moral and Torre de Benagalbón.
• Coastal viewpoints offering beautiful panoramic views of the Mediterranean.

Beaches we think you’ll like:

• Rincón de la Victoria Beach: wide, well-equipped and perfect for families.
• La Cala del Moral Beach: lively, with plenty of beachfront restaurants.
• Torre de Benagalbón Beach: quieter and ideal for relaxing.
• Los Rubios Beach: less crowded and great for unwinding by the sea.

Family-friendly activities:

• Exploring the Treasure Cave, fascinating for both adults and children.
• Walking or cycling along the coastal paths that connect nearby beaches.
• Day trips to Málaga city for museums, shopping and cultural visits.
• Enjoying playgrounds and open spaces along the promenade.

Make sure you try these local delicacies:

• Espetos de sardinas, grilled sardines cooked over open fires on the beach.
• Fresh fried fish, especially anchovies and squid.
• Seafood rice dishes enjoyed at a traditional chiringuito.
• Sweet Málaga wines or a refreshing tinto de verano.

Make the most of your visit and go to...

• Málaga (15 min), for its historic centre, museums and vibrant atmosphere.
• Nerja (45 min), famous for its caves and the Balcony of Europe.
• The Axarquía region, known for white villages, vineyards and scenic landscapes.

Málaga: where sun-drenched beaches meet timeless Andalusian soul

Bathed in sunlight for over 300 days a year and set along the sparkling shores of the Costa del Sol, Málaga is a destination that effortlessly blends beach life, rich Andalusian culture and a vibrant urban atmosphere. Whether you're travelling as a couple, with family or exploring as a culture-lover, the city offers a perfect mix of relaxation, gastronomy and history.

Make sure you visit:

• The Alcazaba of Málaga, one of Spain’s most beautiful Moorish fortresses, offering sweeping views across the port.
• The Roman Theatre, sitting at the foot of the Alcazaba and revealing the city’s ancient past.
• The Picasso Museum, dedicated to Málaga’s most famous son, with an exceptional collection of his works.
• The Cathedral of Málaga, known as “La Manquita”, a Renaissance treasure with an impressive interior.
• The Muelle Uno waterfront, perfect for a relaxed seaside stroll with shops, terraces and views of the marina.

Beaches we think you’ll like:

• La Malagueta Beach, the city’s most iconic sandy stretch, ideal for sunbathing and swimming just minutes from the centre.
• Pedregalejo Beach, famous for its relaxed local vibe and beachfront restaurants.
• El Palo Beach, great for families thanks to its calm waters and cosy promenade.
• Playa de la Misericordia, a long sandy beach perfect for walks and for enjoying Málaga’s spectacular sunsets.

Family-Friendly activities:

• A visit to Bioparc Fuengirola, an immersive zoo experience just 30 minutes from Málaga.
• Cycling the Paseo Marítimo, a safe and scenic seafront route ideal for children.
• Exploring the interactive Málaga Museum, which mixes archaeology and fine arts in a family-friendly format.
• Taking the ferry ride to the Málaga Bay viewpoint, a fun and easy activity for all ages.
• Spending a day at Aqualand Torremolinos, a favourite waterpark for families in the area.

Make sure you try these local delicacies:

• Espetos de sardinas, sardines skewered and grilled over open fire right on the beach.
• Fritura malagueña, a mix of lightly fried local fish, perfect for sharing.
• Ensalada malagueña, a refreshing combination of potato, orange, cod and olives.
• Porra antequerana, a thicker and creamier cousin of gazpacho.
• Pasas de Málaga, sweet local raisins made from Moscatel grapes.

Make the most of your visit and go to ...

• Ronda, famous for its dramatic gorge, spectacular bridge and charming old town.
• Nerja & Frigiliana, a perfect combination of beaches, caves and one of Spain’s prettiest white villages.
• Caminito del Rey, an unforgettable walkway suspended along cliffs—ideal for adventurous travellers.
• Marbella & Puerto Banús, perfect for a day of glamour, shopping and beautiful coastal views.