
Burriana Beach
A spacious beach with services and beach restaurants, framed by mountain and sea views.
A Mediterranean corner where clear-water beaches, whitewashed streets, wildlife-rich mountains and extraordinary natural landscapes meet.

From lively family beaches to tucked-away rocky coves, every stretch of coast has its own character.

A spacious beach with services and beach restaurants, framed by mountain and sea views.

A picturesque cove at the foot of the Balcón de Europa, right by the old town.

A beautiful setting in the Maro-Cerro Gordo reserve; access rules can vary by season.

Clear waters and striking coastal scenery, ideal for respectful observation of marine life.
History, viewpoints, white streets and an extraordinary world underground.

A promenade above the water with sweeping views of the coastline and the Mediterranean.

An exceptional karst cave system, with galleries and mineral formations of great interest.

Pretty squares, narrow lanes and traditional façades close to the seafront.

A remarkable historic aqueduct near Maro, known for its multiple levels of arches.
Meet plants that cling to cliffs, animals roaming the mountains, creatures of the underwater world and rocks that tell a story millions of years old.
Explore the nature guideLearn about nature, and help to protect it.
Fresh seafood, Mediterranean traditions and tropical fruit grown in the region.
Sardines traditionally grilled over fire, a signature flavour of the Málaga coast.
A chilled almond, garlic, olive-oil and bread soup traditionally made in Málaga.
Avocados, mangoes and custard apples grown around the Axarquía and Costa Tropical.
Anchovies, red mullet and other popular specialities of Andalusian coastal cuisine.
Approximate road distances. Actual driving times depend on traffic and your starting point.