Costa del Sol

Holiday rentals in Fuengirola

Eight kilometres of promenade and a town that stays open in February.

Fuengirola is the most town-like of the places we work. It has a proper centre that functions in winter, eight kilometres of uninterrupted seafront promenade, and the end of the train line from Málaga. If you want to walk out of the apartment and be somewhere, rather than drive to it, this is the one.

The areas

Which part of Fuengirola

Centro: The pedestrian streets behind the port, and the Tuesday market.
Los Boliches: A slightly quieter stretch with its own station and a long run of chiringuitos.
Paseo Marítimo: The promenade itself, which you can walk end to end in about ninety minutes.
Castillo Sohail: The castle on the headland, with the river and the quieter southern beach below it.

Our homes here

Where you could stay in Fuengirola

Fuengirola Center Rooftop Terrace

Fuengirola

VUT/MA/71388

Fuengirola Center | Large Terrace, BBQ & Beach Nearby

Fuengirola

VUT/MA/81132

Getting there

Arriving in Fuengirola

Fuengirola is the southern terminus of the Cercanías C1 line, so there is a direct train from Málaga airport every twenty minutes, taking a little over half an hour. Within the town you can walk almost everywhere, which is rare on this coast.

Common questions

Where do I find the licence number?

It is printed on each property page, next to the check-in times. You can type it into the Junta de Andalucía register and confirm it yourself before you book.

Who meets us when we arrive?

Someone from our own team, at the property, in person. We do not use key boxes or send door codes by message.

Do we need a car in Fuengirola?

No. The train from the airport ends here, and you can walk the length of the town in an afternoon. This is the one place on the coast where a car is more nuisance than help.

From Málaga to Marbella

Quiet weeks, before anyone else

Occasional notes on availability, last-minute gaps and the weeks worth travelling for. No more than once a month.