Paseo Maritimo runs a long seven kilometres of Blue flag beaches. It is very popular with locals and tourists alike. The promenade has chiringuito's (restaurants) every hundred or so metres all cooking the Costa Del Sol's favourite dish. Sardines. All cooked  on boat shaped BBQ's. The promenade has various statue's and monuments a long the walk the most outstanding must be the monumento a la peseta. The promenade starts in Carvajal and finishes at Sohail Castle. Across the road from the promenade are restaurants, bars and cafe's from all over the world from Australian, Brazilian, Irish, Asian to Indian, Thai and not forgetting good old British. If you visit Fuengirola you will go on the prom at some stage or another. Its the largest attraction in town.

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Paseo Maritimo click the image to enlarge.

Getting there

By Car Enter the A7 towards Fuengirola and exit 210 to Fuengirola. That will take you into the town centre use parking options below then click and go. 

By Bus The best place to exit the bus is Fuengirola bus station. For bus schedules click here. To monitor your progress on the bus use click & go by going to Fuengirola bus station then click on the icon on the map.  This will help you to get off at the right bus stop.

By Train Fuengirola is at the end of the trainline, so If travelling from Malaga, Torremolinos or Benalmadena train is best option click here for more details. 

Click & go

If you are using a hand held device Click on the red icon on the map below, then click calculate Route to destination for directions from your current position.

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