Fuengirola’s Beaches stretch out for 7 kilometres like a laid-back playlist of everything you want from the Costa del Sol—sun, sea, and serious variety. From chill mornings on Carvajal Beach to sunset drinks at a chiringuito on Los Boliches, every section of the shoreline has its own vibe. The entire coast is super accessible, with well-maintained facilities, beach bars, and even areas for assisted bathing—so everyone gets to enjoy the good life.
History lovers should head toward El Castillo Beach, nestled near the Sohail Castle, an 11th-century Moorish fortress that still hosts concerts and festivals today. If you’re traveling with pets, there’s even a dedicated dog beach complete with showers and water fountains. Whether you’re paddleboarding, parkouring, or just plotting your next plate of sardines, Fuengirola’s beaches offer something fresh, fun, and undeniably local.
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This beach is featured in our Best Beaches on the Costa del Sol, Spain – check out the guide for more great places!
There’s much more to discover in Fuengirola! Check out our Guide to Fuengirola for a closer look at the city’s culture, heritage, and unmissable experiences.
