On the hill on the side furthest east of Fuengirola is the neighbourhood of Torreblanca, easily accessible by bus or car and also by train to the Torreblanca train station.

Once just a few dusty streets on the outskirts of Fuengirola and Los Boliches, the Pacos neighbourhood has grown into quite a built up, self contained area.

The Avenida de Mijas, forms the spine of the northern end of Fuengirola, connecting the centre of the town with the top of the A-7 (old N-340) coastal highway..

The heart of Fuengirola is the Plaza de la Constitución (Constitution Square) and takes in the radius including the train station (RENFE) and nearby bus station to the east and along towards the Castle to the west.

A selection of hotel located in the central distric of Fuengirola. ideal for a short walk to the main square, shops, beach, cafes bars and restaurants.

Visitors flock to Fuengirola all year round for its superb climate - 320 days of sun per year - and its excellent beaches. If you want to spend your holiday in this popular Costa del Sol destination, but your budget is on the tight side, fear not - there are plenty of economy options among the hotels of this lively resort town near Malaga.

Fuengirola is a top family destination - one of the most popular beach resorts on the Costa del Sol, it is close to Malaga airport and has a great selection of hotels offering every facility you need for a great holiday. Swimming pools, free WIFI, kids' clubs, spas for mum and dad, and of course superb sandy beaches.