Captain Sarcasm
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Fuengirlo is perfect for a loud and lively holiday if you are young. There are lots of cafes, restaurants, bars and clubs. It is cheap, hectic and there is lots to do.
The Pyr is right in the middle of Fuengirola. It's right on the beach front. The beach is massive and has everything you could want.
Aquaparc Mijas is in Fuengirola, if you like water parks this is well worth a visit. Allow a full day, there's more than enough to enjoy a full day in there.
As long as you are not going for a quiet time you will love Fuengirola. |
frank S
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I have copied this from a travel web site:
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Only 25km from Malaga International Airport is the town of Fuengirola – one of the most popular destinations on the Costa del Sol. Easily accessible by road, rail or bus, it is not difficult to see why this buzzing cosmopolitan town on the Mediterranean is the number one choice for so many different kinds of people.
Previously, a tiny fishing village, Fuengirola has become a vibrant metropolis with character. The advent of many up-market tapa bars and good restaurants, interspersed with chic boutiques and other shops of interest, as well as fabulous beaches makes it the perfect holiday destination. The main square, Plaza de la Constitución, has been re-designed but still retains its unique enchantment. It looks pretty especially at Christmas, when it is decorated with very attractive lights and ornaments. It is also attractive during the Fuengirola summer feria, when the whole town takes part in the annual street celebrations. A walk down the narrow, pedestrian streets leading off the main square is a voyage of discovery for the many visitors, who come across some of the hidden secrets and delightful corners of this friendly, Andalucian town.
One of the Fuengirola’s main attractions is, of course, its wonderful seven kilometres (five miles) of sandy beaches, stretching from the Sohail Castle to the west and Torreblanca to the east.
Fuengirola has all the amenities and comforts you need but in a beautiful Mediterranean setting. Whether you love shopping, if you are looking for hairdresser, or you want to buy a quality, professional hair products, everything is at hand and usually within walking distance or just a short bus or train ride away.
Whether you are on vacation or looking to settling down in Fuengirola, you can always find a good gym. As well as these privately-run gyms, there are also municipal centres.
Andalucia is famous for its beautiful horses. For the expert or the beginner, there is horse riding at the Rancho El Rengo. As well as riding lessons, there are organised treks around the local countryside and along the dry river bed. The stables also have a bar/restaurant – perfect for the times you have worked up an appetite after a ride. You will find Rancho El Rengo at Ctra. Cerros del Aguila, La Vega, opposite the castle.
Tel: 677 086 539.
For the keen golfer, Fuengirola is ideal, since it is right in the heart of the golfing territory of the Costa del Golf, with Mijas Golf just a few kilometres from Fuengirola centre and many more courses within a very close radius.
Of course water sports are strongly featured and where better to get to grips with speed boats, jet skis or fishing gear than at the cool marina.
The choice of accommodation is vast, from 5 star luxury hotels or penthouse apartments or villas with private pool, to studio flats with sea views or fishermen’s cottages on the beach. With an average of around 320 days of sunshine a year, the only decision is when to make the move. |
Lynn C
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we love fuengirola, but we stayed at the la jabega apts , just down the road in los boliches, just near if we wanted loud music and just far enough away from best of both worlds. fuegirola zoo great day out , have a nice time. |
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