Malaga beaches, you won't want to leave!

 

 

Ever imagined what 14 km of beaches and fine sand might look like? Then it's time for you to consider a trip to Malaga. Holidays in Andalusia are inextricably linked to the Costa del Sol, known for being home to some of the most beautiful beaches in Spain and where there is something on the agenda to please everybody: from the most luxurious pleasures to fun beach parties with fried fish.

Best beaches in Malaga

Did you know that Malaga boasts approximately 320 days of sunshine a year? The crystal clear waters of its beaches, the variety of plans on offer and the excellent weather make Malaga the perfect place for your summer holidays. Now let's discover its best beaches!

  • Maro beach: located in Nerja, approximately 45 minutes by car from the city of Malaga. It was named the second best beach in Spain, evidently making it the best beach in Nerja. It is hidden away between cliffs and coves, making it a very special place to enjoy the surrounding nature. If you are a fan of diving, then you're in luck, as this beach boasts a wealth of marine life, making it a favourite spot to practice this sport.
  • Artola Dunes at Cabopino beach: this natural environment is located in Marbella and provides an example of what Malaga's beaches were like before they were developed. This beach has something for everybody, with families spending the day here, people participating in water sports and even a dedicated nudist section.
  • Peñón del Cuervo beach: located within the limits of Malaga city, it is famous because it has no beach bars. This beach is exclusively dedicated to sunbathing and spending the day surrounded by tranquility as it is home to a plant that is in danger of extinction, the limonium malacitanium (or siempreviva malagueña in Spanish). So, if you want to enjoy a day by the sea as quietly as possible, surrounded by nature, this is the beach for you!
  • Bil Bil beach: located in Benalmádena, it takes its name from the red Arabic-style castle named "Bil Bil", which was constructed in 1927. The best thing about this beach is that it is located at the heart of Benalmádena, meaning that if you want something to eat, drink or go for a walk, the atmosphere is guaranteed to be good.

 

 

Enjoy Malaga to the maximum

Is there anything better than some time at the beach in summer? Enjoy the beach... and local cuisine! Malaga boasts its very own cuisine that is inextricably linked to the beach and summer: its famous sardine skewers, anchovies in vinegar, fried fish, pipirrana salad, porra antequera... Sounds tempting, right? Then what are you waiting for? Time to put your holidays on the calendar!

How to get to Malaga?

At Renfe, we know the drawbacks of travelling by car in summer: traffic jams, the continuous struggle to find somewhere to park, etc. That's why we have Larga Distancia (Long Distance), AVE (high-speed) and Avlo trains ready to make your trips more comfortable, fast and sustainable. Don't put up with a single traffic jam more and choose Renfe!

What's more, getting around Malaga couldn't be easier thanks to its network of commuter trains! Check the lines and timetables that best suit you and discover all the beaches that Malaga has to offer!