Fuengirola Things to Do

A beautiful landscaped garden created 150 years ago by the Marquess of Loring, La Concepción is home to 5000 different plants, labelled with their scientific Latin names. It was declared a heritage site in 1943 and is now owned... more

This beach is located half-way between the towns of Marbella and Mijas, and has over 1000 square meters of fine, white sand. It's one of the loveliest beaches on the whole Costa del Sol, as it's so clean and quiet and the water... more

Mijas Pueblo is a beautiful Andalucian White village at 428 meters above sea level and 24km away, a ten minute drive from Marbella. The charm of this traditional village is enhanced by the white washed homes sitting prettily on... more

The Sea-life underwater park is located in one of the most wonderful marinas along the Costa del Sol. Here you can dive into the ocean depths, where you will find more than 5,000 creatures, from dangerous sharks to lovely sea h... more

Although there is very little data on the history of this town, you just need to walk around its winding streets to realize that it is of Arabic origin. The streets are narrow and steep and there are huge rises and falls betwee... more

One of few nine-hole golf courses in the province, Artola is located between Fuengirola and Marbella, 2km from the Cabopino beaches that provide a continuous sea breeze. The fairways are short and irregular, the greens generall... more

Real Club de Campo de Málaga has difficult greens for the experts and easier ones for beginners. The greens are flat and with little vegetation. The course was designed by the Fin, Kosti Kuronen, and inaugurated in 1990. Apart... more

This enormous cave, very interesting from the archaeological and speleological point of view, is about 120-140 kilometers from Málaga and located within the Benaoján municipal area. It is interesting because it was occupied by... more

This beach has almost 2000 metres of fine, golden sand and magnificent dunes, with eleven different bars, where you can have a soft drink, a beer and the best fried fish on the Mediterranean coast. It's very touristy and cosmop... more

Two courses of 18 holes, designed by the architect Robert Trent Jones, co-exist here: Los Lagos and Los Olivos. Los Lagos is a vast expanse, with greens of greater size, elevated and protected in bunkers, whereas Los Olivos is... more