Fuengirola

Fuengirola is very famous for its restored striking castle. This was done in 1989 and now functions as an open-air theater. The boulevard also starts at this castle and is no less than 8 km long. With restaurants on both sides. There are also many shops here for souvenirs or forgotten items such as a beach towel or bikini. This section is also very suitable for cyclists, roller skaters or any form of sport. Along the boulevard you will also find equipment for public use for sports. On Sunday mornings you often see Spanish locals using it. There is also a separate beach for dogs here. So that a day at the beach, including your four-legged friend, is no problem.

Fuengirola is very popular with the English. The village also has a zoo for a fun day out. People who like to shop can indulge themselves in the several shopping centers located on the other side of the A7. Naturally equipped with air conditioning for the hot summer days, so you can cool down.

Where is Fuengirola located?

Fuengirola is located west of the tourist resorts of Benalmadena and Torremolinos and east of glitzy, chic Marbella. There are two airports within a relatively short distance of the resort, namely Gibraltar Airport and Malaga Airport.

Fuengirola is located 20 km west of Malaga along the coast towards Marbella. Fuengirola is very well located - just a 20 minute drive from the major international airport of Malaga with its huge choice of flights to destinations across Europe.

By car : Fuengirola is close to the main roads of the N340 or the A7 autoroute. Fuengirola has a regular bus service to and from Malaga Airport and also Malaga city centre. Furthermore, Fuengirola has a train service to the center of Malaga. Rio Fuengirola also has a good tourist infrastructure with numerous bars, restaurants, supermarkets, shops, villas, apartments and hotels.