Fungirola
Fuengirola invites you to enjoy the authentic flavor of the Mediterranean in a setting full of life, history, and the sea. This town in Málaga perfectly combines the charm of a welcoming historic center, the majesty of its Sohail Castle, and the vitality of a promenade that stretches for more than seven kilometers along fine sandy beaches and calm waters.
A stroll through Fuengirola means enjoying its traditional beach bars, terraces with views, and ideal spots to unwind. In the center, its pedestrian streets lead you between squares, shops, and bars where you can savor the best local cuisine.
Fuengirola is also an ideal starting point for those looking for something more: cultural events, markets, festivals, water sports, or simply relaxing in the sun. Whether for a getaway as a couple, with family, or with friends, this Costa del Sol destination offers a perfect balance of leisure, relaxation, and Andalusian tradition.
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What to see in Fuengirola
What to see in Fuengirola: All the things you can’t miss
Fuengirola has everything it needs to be one of the most popular destinations on the Costa del Sol: long beaches with beach bars and buzzing nightlife. Are you ready to discover its charms?
Beaches in Fuengirola, eight kilometres of Blue Flags
The beaches in Fuengirola are a paradise of dark sand, calm, cool waters and plenty of sunshine. They are also packed with beach bars and water-based activities.
Mijas, a mountainous town in the Málaga province with views of the Costa del Sol
Just over 30 kilometres from Malaga, Mijas offers visitors history, mountain scenery and views of a splendid Costa del Sol.
Los Boliches Beach, the most family-friendly tribute to the peseta
Los Boliches Beach is the perfect place to take the kids, with calm waters and a nostalgic nod to Spain’s old currency.
Sohail Castle: Fuengirola’s great monument
Standing on a hilltop at the mouth of the river Fuengirola, over time the castle has become a great cultural and historical attraction
Fuengirola Seafront Promenade, the longest on the Costa del Sol
It’s the ultimate balcony over the Costa del Sol, connecting the town’s top beaches between beach bars and shops.
