Torremolinos Holidays

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Torremolinos Holidays 2021

The beach resort of Torremolinos is one of the Costa del Sol’s holiday hotspots. Golden stretches of sand, tapas bars and golf courses offer just a taste of the fun that awaits at this Spanish seaside favourite.

With no less than four main beaches connected by a picturesque promenade, this is a sun lover’s paradise. Holidays in Torremolinos began in the 1960s. Since then, the former fishing village has transformed into an action-packed resort that’s always been a favourite among celebrities. As it’s just a short drive from Malaga, Torremolinos is a beach break destination that also comes with dazzling city highlights.

Glittering nightlife

From its bohemian heyday to today’s live music scene, Torremolinos has earned its reputation as a nightlife hub on the Costa del Sol. Pubs, clubs, discos and beach bars attract thousands of revellers each year and there’s something for all tastes. Dancing under the stars is possible in every season, with a Mediterranean climate that offers more than 300 sunny days a year.

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Why book Torremolinos holidays

Fab shopping scene

Take a walk down Calle San Miguel for shops and boutiques

Discover the best beaches

Soft sands, clear waters and family-friendly

Family-friendly attractions

Water parks and amusement parks attract families

Romantic spots

Enjoy walks in Parque La Bateria or Jardin Botanico Molino de Inca

Stay active

Avid golfer? Some of the Costa del Sol's golf courses can be found here

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Top things to do in Torremolinos

On or off the sand, Torremolinos holidays burst with fun things to do for every type of traveller.

If you’re looking for action on the sand, head straight to Playa El Bajondillo. Hold on tight for banana boat rides and hire a jet ski to zip across the ocean. Beach volleyball courts and a playground bring the action on land.
Hit the slides at Aqualand Torremolinos. The water park features the Boomerang Half Pipe, the Speed Racer and Kidzworld to entertain small children for hours.
The star of the show at Guapatini’s Show Bar is the fabulous drag queen, Contessa Guapatini. Variety shows run five nights a week and entertain audiences with comedy and music.
At over 2,000 metres long, Playa La Carihuela is the longest beach in Torremolinos. Holidaymakers flock to enjoy sunbeds, water sports and charming chiringuitos selling ice creams and cold beer.
La Bateria Park offers an escape into nature, with a manmade lake surrounded by beautiful gardens. Amble across serene footpaths and take the kids on the carousel.

Historic and cultural attractions in Torremolinos

Beyond the ocean, culture, history and tradition combine on holidays in Torremolinos.

The district of La Carihuela still retains a traditional atmosphere with fishermen’s cottages, local seafood restaurants and wooden bars selling fried fish.
Watch some of Europe’s top performers at the Chamber of Secrets. The cabaret show features spectacular magic acts, comedy shows, puppetry and a lively bar.
Calle San Miguel is the pedestrian-only main shopping strip of Torremolinos. Bars, restaurants and hotels line the busy street that’s located in the Old Town. Stop for a photo of Parroquia de San Miguel Arcangel, an 18th-century church.
Jardin Botanico Molino de Inca houses more than a thousand plant species, colourful birds and a Japanese garden. A highlight is the replica of Molino de Inca, a 17th-century flour mill.
Discover medieval Moorish-style architecture at Casa de los Navajas. The mansion was built in 1925 and it’s a popular place for wedding ceremonies and exhibitions.

Beaches

Beaches in Torremolinos

Choose a sunbed, dive into your favourite water sports and relax on package holidays to the beaches surrounding Torremolinos.

Playamar extends from popular Playa El Bajondillo. Shady palm trees line the sand and water sports take place on the ocean right in front of your sunbed. Head to a seaside bar for a spectacular sunset.
Ready to catch some waves? The locals like to surf at Saltillo Beach. Off the water, you’ll find beach volleyball nets, sunbeds and a children’s playground.
Playa Fuente de la Salud is a blue flag beach close to the bars and restaurants of Puerto Marina. Relax under a parasol before launching into fun with water pedalos and paragliding.
Benalmadena is the sister resort to Torremolinos and within walking distance. The main beach is vibrant Malapesquera, which is an action-packed family favourite.
Carvajal Beach is a winner with the kids, with a giant bouncy castle bringing the summertime fun. Get your fresh fish and cold drinks from a range of cafes and restaurants.

Quiet stretches of sand

You’re spoilt for choice with relaxing Costa del Sol beaches within easy reach of Torremolinos.

As the furthest beach from the centre of Torremolinos, Playa Los Alamos generally sees fewer crowds. Join local families enjoying ping pong tables, kitesurfing and chiringuitos for tasty snacks.
Take a day trip to the district of Maro. The cliffs of Maro-Cerro Gordo are dotted with the pristine coves and petite sandy beaches of a protected nature reserve.
Located between Benalmadena and Marbella, Cabopino is a peaceful marina full of picturesque Mediterranean architecture.
Playa Artola is hidden from development and backed by protected sand dunes. Playa Real de Zaragoza isn’t far from Marbella’s exclusive beach clubs, but the fine, golden sand here is rarely crowded. As one of the largest beaches in the area, it’s perfect for long walks.
It takes about an hour to drive to Nerja. You can beach-hop all day throughout the region to find your own secluded cove. Off the beach, visit the charming, whitewashed village.

Food & Drink

Food & Drink in Torremolinos

Did someone say tapas and sangria? Whether it’s a Spanish feast, gourmet cuisine or seafood you’re craving, it’s on the menu in Torremolinos.

You’ll never get tired of strolling along the seafront promenade and you’ll always find a scrumptious meal. Choose between stylish beach clubs, fast food outlets and international restaurants.
The charming white neighbourhood of Pueblo Blanco is a hot spot for tapas bars, but you’ll find them all over the resort. When you can’t get enough, take a quick bus or taxi ride to Malaga’s central market, Atarazanas.
From ice cream parlours to atmospheric cafes and French bistros, Calle San Miguel keeps you going as you shop up a storm on the famous street.
With over 40 international restaurants, Puerto Marina is a treat for foodies. Enjoy views of boats bobbing on the harbour while you indulge in everything from seafood to burgers and Italian dishes.

Spanish food in Torremolinos

Sample traditional Spanish food from bars on the beach, markets and traditional restaurants.

You’ll find the famous fried fish, pescaito, at chiringuitos on the beach throughout Torremolinos, and especially at La Carihuela. The tiny fish are usually fried to a crisp and eaten whole with a sprinkle of salt.
The El Calvario neighbourhood has a traditional vibe with plenty of tapas bars and bodegas to go with it. Take your taste buds to eateries along Calle Rafael Quintana Rosado.
If you’re a seafood fan, look out for traditional dishes on restaurant menus including paella, seafood soup, spicy gambas al pil-pil and sardine skewers.
No matter where you are in Spain, it's hard to get through a day without churros dipped in hot chocolate. Wash it down with a Malaga sweet dessert wine, produced from vineyards in La Axarquia, Montre de Malaga and Zona Norte.

Holiday types

Torremolinos family holidays

Amusement rides, wildlife parks and fun-filled gardens join sunny beaches to make family holiday dreams come true.

Watch exciting demonstrations and get up-close to one of the largest crocodiles in Europe, Big Daddy. The giant reptile lives at Crocodile Park Torremolinos.
Fuengirola is just a short taxi or bus ride away and it’s home to Costa Water Park. Zoom down slides, jump over obstacle courses and try the balancing bridge. The inflatable water park rests on the Mediterranean.
Walk through the Jurassic Tunnel to watch sharks swim overhead at Sea Life Benalmadena. Then, head to the Interactive Zone to make friends with starfish, crabs and stingrays.
Spend a day enjoying all your favourite amusement park rides at Tivoli World. You’ll ride the Giant Ferris Wheel, scream on the roller coaster and explore on the tourist train.
Gear up for a big day at Aventura Amazonia. Over 80 challenges let you soar through the forest canopy on ziplines, attempt training circuits and conquer climbing walls.

Torremolinos couples holidays

Looking to impress your significant other with a romantic escape by the sea? Torremolinos is the beach resort for you.

Weave through wild olive trees and holm oaks on hiking trails in La Canada del Lobo. Otherwise known as Wolf's Ravine, the forest offers panoramic viewpoints across the coast.
Retreat from the hustle and bustle in the sleepy village of Benalmadena Pueblo. Narrow, cobbled streets host whitewashed houses decorated by geraniums, and local craft shops.
Take a romantic stroll through gardens that house free-roaming swans, rabbits and peacocks. Parque de la Paloma is a natural enclave with plenty of green space for a picnic.
Visit the fairytale castle of Colomares. It was built between 1987 and 1994 by Dr. Esteban Martin, as a tribute to Christopher Columbus.
Every beach is an ideal spot for sunsets in Torremolinos. For a different view, time a visit to Malaga’s Gibralfaro Castle to coincide with the natural light show. Mirador de Gibralfaro is a spectacular viewpoint nearby.

Torremolinos weather

Jan

15°C

Avg. Dry Days 25

Feb

15°C

Avg. Dry Days 23

Mar

16°C

Avg. Dry Days 23

Apr

18°C

Avg. Dry Days 22

Nov

18°C

Avg. Dry Days 24

Dec

16°C

Avg. Dry Days 25

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