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With 8 kilometres of white-golden sand on your doorstep, holidays in Fuengirola are perfect for those looking to soak up some Spanish rays! Sitting between bustling Torremolinos and Marbella, the former fishing village of Fuengirola is now a Costa del Sol sell-out with beach bars, watersports and a fabulously friendly vibe. Its long, sandy beach and lively nightlife make it a popular spot for holidaymakers of all ages. There are grand beachfront hotels, self-catering apartments and large resorts to suit every budget and with beautiful weather from early spring even into November, this hotspot is a top pick for those wanting to escape the grey skies of home.

 

A magnet for families, the wide sandy beaches are the biggest attraction and most Fuengirola hotels are a stone's throw from the golden sands. The Costa del Sol's biggest and best waterparks and theme parks are also a short drive away and there are a variety of dolphin-spotting boat trips and day trips to neighbouring beaches leaving from the harbour if you fancy exploring a little further afield.

 

A short drive away is Ronda, a small town bustling with history and culture and offering magnificent vistas of the mountainside. While authentic, white-washed Spanish villages such as Mijas nestled in the mountains are also a big hit with visitors. For those who want to let their hair down, Fuengirola boasts a rocking strip of bars and clubs including Zafiro Wine & Gin bar and The London Pub and is well located for nights out in nearby Benalmadena and Torremolinos too. With so much to offer, Fuengirola holidays are a real treat for those looking for sun, sea, sand and sangria with some adventure thrown in too!

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A Guide to Fuengirola Holidays

Blue Flag beaches

Blue Flag beaches

The area of Fuengirola boasts 8km of sandy beach. The beaches get busy in the summer but their Blue Flag status means they’re still pristine. Try your hand at the wide choice of water sports available or hire a sun lounger and parasol and set yourself up for a lazy day. When hunger strikes, stroll over to a chiringuito for some beachside bites.

Spanish Nights

Spanish Nights

The nightlife really puts the fun into Fuengirola. The bars and clubs of the Paseo Maritimo area are perfect for those looking to let their hair down, with a focus on pop music, karaoke and drinks deals. For an evening out with a Spanish flavour, head to the main square for a great choice of tapas and wine bars.

Buen Provecho!

Buen Provecho!

If its your first time in Fuengirola and you're looking to dine out, the bustling town has plenty of dining options to suit all tastes whether you're looking for an English fry up or classic paella. Restaurants are dotted along the beach and wide esplanades of the town centre and serve everything from traditional tapas to Japanese sushi. Charolais is highly recommended by locals for those with a taste for tapas, Kings Road is the popular English pub that draws those looking for draught beer and brilliant food, and El Toston (located next to the bus station) is great for meat lovers.

Shop till You Drop

Shop till You Drop

If you're after a quirky souvenir, head to the Tuesday and Saturday morning street markets for a bargain. Fuengirola is a shopper’s paradise with magnificent centres including Miramar, which has Spanish favourites Zara, Mango and some international brands too. The main square is home to lots of upmarket boutiques for those after bespoke bits.

Getting Around Fuengirola

🚌 Transport in the Fuengirola Region

Taxis and car hire are in plentiful supply at the airport. You can get a bus into Malaga and change there to reach the resort, but it’s easier to get the direct train to Fuengirola. Once you’ve arrived, if you’re planning to stick to the bars and beaches nearest your hotel, you should be fine exploring on foot. Buying a day ticket for the hop-on-hop-off tourist train is a fun way to get from A to B

Travelling by bus or carFuengirola’s bus station is a 5 minute walk from the marina and from there it’s easy and cheap to connect to Malaga and other Costa del Sol resorts like Torremolinos, Benalmadena and Marbella. If you want to step off the beaten track and explore the Costa del Sol, car hire is a great idea. Spanish drivers are used to tourists on the roads so you should be fine as long as you stick to the right-hand side.  
Passports and Visas

British citizens don’t need to get a visa to travel to Spain but a valid passport is crucial. The most recent guidelines can be found at For more information and advice, visit www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/spain/entry-requirements or the Foreign Office at www.fco.gov.uk/en/

Health and Safety

Travel and medical insurance are essential for your holiday in Spain. For more info, see www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/spain/health

Vaccinations

You don’t need vaccinations to visit Spain but your routine jabs should be up to date. See your GP before travel for any specific medical advice.

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