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Fuengirola, in Malaga, is a stunning coastal town located on the Costa del Sol in Spain. With a wide range of activities and attractions for tourists and more than 3,000 hours of sunshine a year, Fuengirola is a top destination for holidays. Enjoy warm and sunny weather year-round and visit the long sandy beach or walk along the promenade, filled with cafes, restaurants, and shops. Fuengirola is also a great destination for family holidays, as it's home to theme parks and water parks. Explore the rich history and culture of Fuengirola by visiting historical landmarks and museums.
Once a small fishing village, Fuengirola in Malaga is now one of the most popular tourist destinations on the Costa Del Sol, due to its wide array of restaurants and bars. But if there’s one thing Fuengirola is famous for, it’s beautiful beaches. Find golden sand, crystal clear waters and all the facilities you could ever wish for. Here are only some of the most popular beaches in Fuengirola:
Looking for a peaceful beach experience? Torreblanca Beach in Fuengirola is the perfect spot. Stretching one kilometre, this sandy beach is located between Fuengirola and Benalmadena, making it a little less crowded.
Los Boliches Beach is an award-winning Blue Flag beach. Its dark sands and crystal clear waters, in combination with lively energy, make this a popular beach with visitors.
Playa Fuengirola on the other hand is a family-friendly beach with soft grey sand and all the amenities you'll need. The crystal clear water is perfect for swimming, and there's convenient parking directly on the beach.
Fuengirola is full of delicious food and drinks. As a fishing town, it's no surprise that seafood is a staple of the local cuisine. The town is known for its fresh fish and shellfish, which can be found in many of the restaurants and cafes in the area.
Fuengirola is known for its espetos, juicy sardines that are skewered and cooked over an open fire, making for a delicious and satisfying treat, typically eaten with your hands.
Tuck into Fuengirola's tapas variety – where even the pickiest of eaters will find something they love.
Fuengirola has been home to various civilizations such as the Phoenicians, Romans, and Arabs. As you explore the city, you'll find remnants of these civilizations in the form of Roman ruins and Moorish castles.
Looking for a family-friendly destination with a variety of activities? Fuengirola is the place for you. The beach resort is home to a range of theme parks, including the popular water park, Aquamijas, with plenty of water slides, wave pools, lazy rivers, and picnic areas. Looking for something different? Visit Bioparc Fuengirola, a zoo and breeding centre for endangered animals. See tigers, and leopards and visit the farm to see baby animals. Alternatively, spend an afternoon go-karting at Miramar Centre or playing mini golf at Fuengirola Adventure Golf.
