Málaga marinas
Málaga and its neighbouring coast combine a large Andalusian city’s museums and old quarters with long beaches and lively seaside resorts.
Málaga
Málaga is a large port city on the Costa del Sol, combining a sea journey with museums, Andalusian food and busy city life. The Alcazaba fortress rises above the old centre, while a museum and birthplace house celebrate Picasso, who was born here. Pedestrian streets have cafés and tapas bars; waterfront promenades and city beaches extend the visit to the sea.
The neighbouring coast has more of a resort character. Benalmádena and Fuengirola have long beaches, promenades and waterfront restaurants. East of Málaga, Caleta de Vélez retains a fishing port beside its yacht harbour, with more of the everyday life of a seaside village.
- Type
- Coastline
- Waters
- Mediterranean Sea
Why it is interesting
- Alcazaba and Picasso museums
- Andalusian food and city life
- Costa del Sol beaches and resorts
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Málaga marinas
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Attractions around Málaga
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Yachting stores and services around Málaga
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