Playa Real de Zaragoza is without a doubt one of the Marbella's best beaches. In many people's eyes, the best.

Situated 13kms from the centre of Marbella. It is also one of the largest beaches in the area.

It also has beach bars and restaurants that are ideal for tasting regional dishes. It’s ...

A beautiful beachfront promenade surrounds the beach but what makes this beach unique is the eponymous castle right next to it, which hosts many cultural events throughout the year.

There are numerous amenities, including restaurants and a tourism office. Also, the Puerto Deportivo de Benalmáde...

Located between the Pedregalejo and El Chanquete beaches, El Palo Beach is in the western area of Málaga’s coastline. It is 1,200 metres long with an average width of 25 metres and has the Q Seal of Tourism Quality.

The beaches wide variety of amenities, fine sand, moderate swells and shallow wa...

Playa El Bajondillo, a magnificent expanse of beach 40 metres wide and one kilometre long, is located practically in the centre of town and is therefore one of the most visited. Classed as an urban beach, it is highly rated by residents and tourists thanks to its variety of services.

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This beach is about 1.5 kilometres in length, very central and has many restaurants, bars, hotels, apartments, and shops all close at hand. There are many places to hire pedal boats, jet-skis, and there are children's play areas.

The beach bars in this area are excellent. It is worth trying to ...

Playa de la Malagueta is Málaga's most famous urban beach. La Malagueta, between the Port of Málaga and La Caleta beach, is one of the most famous beaches for both tourists and locals. With dark sand and moderate swells, it’s 1,200 metres long and an average width of 45 metres long. It also has a...

The perfect place to take a calm dip in the Mediterranean, this famous beach in Estepona is more than two kilometres long.

With a long beachfront promenade, you can enjoy any of the numerous beach bars and restaurants where you can taste traditional Málaga style cuisine with dishes like the fam...

Playa de Los Boliches is two kilometres long with dark sand that sees thousands of visitors every year keen to enjoy the excellent weather in Málaga. With easy access, it has a park area that adapts to people with reduced mobility.

There’s an extensive beachfront promenade with many amenities fo...

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People flock to the beach due to its easy access, both by foot or by car and the wide variety of amenities you can find.

With bright sand and calm waters, this beach has been flying the Blue Flag since 2017.

Playa Burriana is a large, sandy beach situated at the eastern end of town and is Nerja’s premier bathing location.

The beach stands out for its crystal clear waters and fine, golden sand. Its wide variety of amenities and updated facilities make it a popular destination for both locals and vis...

Located in the "Golden Mile" of Marbella, in front of the Marbella Club Hotel and residential area, the beach has a length of 1,500 metres and a width of 30 metres. With a high occupancy rate, Casablanca is a golden sandy beach with a recently built promenade and good services.

The services offe...

It’s two kilometres long with dark sand that sees thousands of visitors every year keen to enjoy the excellent weather in Málaga. With easy access, it has a park area that adapts to people with reduced mobility.

There’s an extensive beachfront promenade with many amenities for dining and enterta...

Pedregalejo Beach is located between the Baños del Carmen and El Palo Beach to the east of Málaga city. It’s a well-frequented site in the summer months due to the number of amenities on offer and its proximity to the city centre.

The beach is more than a kilometre long with an average width of ...

El Cable beach is 400 metres long and an average width of 40 metres, its ample services and amenities, along with its famous beach bars, make it the town’s trendiest beach.

This beach got its name from the cable that used to cross the city transporting minerals towards freighters. It’s one of t...

La Malagueta, between the Port of Málaga and La Caleta beach, is one of the most famous beaches for both tourists and locals. With dark sand and moderate swells, it’s 1,200 metres long and an average width of 45 metres long. It also has a palm tree-lined seafront promenade.

This urban beach is t...

Playa de Los Boliches is two kilometres long with dark sand that sees thousands of visitors every year keen to enjoy the excellent weather in Málaga. With easy access, it has a park area that adapts to people with reduced mobility.

There’s an extensive beachfront promenade with many amenities fo...

This beach with dark sand and typically moderate swells is 500 metres long and an average width of 20 metres. It also stands out for its sports facilities and held the Blue Flag distinction since 2019. The beach is backed by a promenade full of restaurants specialising in fish and seafood dishes ...

Playa de Los Boliches is two kilometres long with dark sand that sees thousands of visitors every year keen to enjoy the excellent weather in Málaga. With easy access, it has a park area that adapts to people with reduced mobility.

There’s an extensive beachfront promenade with many amenities fo...

At more than 700 metres long and with an average width of 50 metres the beach lies adjacent to the Puerto Marina and, according to the old fishermen in the area, gets its name from the lack of catch caught there.

It’s famous for its ideal swimming conditions, thanks to its clear waters and mode...

At more than 2,100 metres long and an average width of 40 metres, La Carihuela beach is deemed the longest beach in Torremolinos. Its volcanic roots give its sand a dark colour with calm waters.

La Carihuela Beach still preserves the charm of a traditional Andalusian village. Its name comes from...

Adjacent to Fuengirola port you will find Playa de San Francisco, a short beach (just over 300 metres), it has all the amenities you would expect from a central beach area.

As with the other Fuengirola beaches, during the summer months it can be very crowded, while at other times of the year, i...

The beach is situated between the castles of San Sebastián and Santa Catalina in the historical centre of Cádiz. There are restaurants, beach bars, flamenco clubs and even a decadent spa in the surrounding area.

It is a metropolitan beach with fine golden sand covering a small area. The most rel...

Stretching some 2km the beach is frequented mostly by locals rather than tourists and has a lovely promenade dotted with palm trees and, in a nod to the city's industrial past, the remains of a 19th century chimney that stands facing the sea.

The beach is notable for its size and natural environment with more than 7 km of fine sand from Punta de la Peña to Punta de Tarifa, bathed by crystal clear waters. This is a favourite spot for kite lovers due to its strong winds and streams, so it is usual to enjoy the scenery seeing hundreds of...