Beaches, Costa Del Sol
With 320 days of glorious sunshine and unspoiled beaches, Costa del Sol is the holiday for serious sunbathers and holidaymakers looking for a relaxing retreat, with added local charm. Benalmadena Marina Beach is just one of few beautiful beaches located here that has been awarded a European Blue Flag – given to specially selected beaches that showcase clean, safe conditions all year round.
Arroyo Hondo beach
Arroyo Hondo Beach is in the town of Benalmadena, about 20km from Malaga and is named after the river of the same name, which flows through the town.
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Benalmadena Marina Beach
Benalmadena Marina beach situated at the eastern end of the marina, towards Torremolinos has continually been awarded the European Blue Flag.
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Bil-Bil beach
Bil-Bil beach is beautiful sandy beach approximately 400 metres long and 20 metres wide, has a great central location alongside the Paseo Maritimo.
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Carvajal beach
Carvajal Beach belongs to the district of Fuengirola and is 450 metres long and approximately 35 metres wide. It’s recieved the Blue Flag Award.
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Los Boliches
Los Boliches Beach, right in the heart of Fuengirola, is definitely one of the liveliest beaches in the town. It has a wide expanse of dark sand.
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Malapesquera Beach
Malapesquera beach is around 700 metres long and 50 metres wide and is located beside the Benalmadena Marina area. It has a central location.
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Playa Arroyo de la Miel
Playa Arroyo de la Miel is so named because of its position at the foot of Arroyo de la Miel village. The beach has a long promenade.
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Playa de la Cala Mijas
The Costa Del Sol (Coast of the Sun), with more than 325 sunny days per year, is a great place all year round. The Playa de la Cala Mijas is popular.
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Playa Los Alimos
Playa Los Alamos is situated not far from Malaga airport in the Andalusian tourist area of Torremolinos and is approximately 1km in length.
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Santa Ana Beach
Sant Ana beach is located in the Cabo Busto area in Benalmadena, it’s 500 metres long and 20 metres wide and has protected, shallow waters.
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