Fuengirola South
Holidays
Sun, sea, sand and holiday fun! Catering to all holidaymakers who want to immerse themselves in the sunshine, Fuengirola South is a holiday hotspot. There's a fabulous swathe of blue-flag beach which stretches for seven kilometres and is one fof the best beaches in the area. Stretching either side of the busy marina, it's a fabulous to partake in one of the many watersports available including sailing, windsurfing and water-skiing. When you're not idling here, stroll the palm-dotted seafront, visiting the many of the pavement cafés, restaurants and bars. Fuengirola South boasts a selection of dining options. Tuck into a British-favourite - such as fish and chips - or head to a waterside café where seafood and mouthwatering tapas adorn them menu, you're bound to find something that tickles your tastebuds. If you fancy a spot of sightseeing, the Moorish Castillo de Sohail tops the list, as does the Andalucian fishing village of Los Boliches - next door to Fuengirola. There's also the old fisherman's district of Santa Fé. For family fun, there's Fuengirola zoo and Marbella and Mijas can be reached by bus. Or, perhaps you want to check-out the bright lights of Torremolinos - if so, it's easily a short train ride away. Shopping-wise, make sure you make a beeline to the town's weekly Tuesday market on the Avenida Jesus Santos Rien. Renown on the Costa del Sol as being one of the biggest markets, it's a great opportunity to haggle with the locals to get yourself a bargain or two! There are also a good choce of chic boutiques in the historic quarter. In keeping with its bubbly Spanish flavour, evenings in Fuengirola South are brilliant. You can choose to be as active or as easy-going as you like, with people enjoying drinks by the sea before settling down at a friendly local restaurant for the night or living it up in the lively bars and glitzy nightclubs pounding out the latest tunes.
Hotels & Villas
Sun, sea, sand and holiday fun! Catering to all holidaymakers who want to immerse themselves in the sunshine, Fuengirola South is a holiday hotspot. There's a fabulous swathe of blue-flag beach which stretches for seven kilometres and is one fof the best beaches in the area. Stretching either side of the busy marina, it's a fabulous to partake in one of the many watersports available including sailing, windsurfing and water-skiing. When you're not idling here, stroll the palm-dotted seafront, visiting the many of the pavement cafés, restaurants and bars. Fuengirola South boasts a selection of dining options. Tuck into a British-favourite - such as fish and chips - or head to a waterside café where seafood and mouthwatering tapas adorn them menu, you're bound to find something that tickles your tastebuds. If you fancy a spot of sightseeing, the Moorish Castillo de Sohail tops the list, as does the Andalucian fishing village of Los Boliches - next door to Fuengirola. There's also the old fisherman's district of Santa Fé. For family fun, there's Fuengirola zoo and Marbella and Mijas can be reached by bus. Or, perhaps you want to check-out the bright lights of Torremolinos - if so, it's easily a short train ride away. Shopping-wise, make sure you make a beeline to the town's weekly Tuesday market on the Avenida Jesus Santos Rien. Renown on the Costa del Sol as being one of the biggest markets, it's a great opportunity to haggle with the locals to get yourself a bargain or two! There are also a good choce of chic boutiques in the historic quarter. In keeping with its bubbly Spanish flavour, evenings in Fuengirola South are brilliant. You can choose to be as active or as easy-going as you like, with people enjoying drinks by the sea before settling down at a friendly local restaurant for the night or living it up in the lively bars and glitzy nightclubs pounding out the latest tunes.
