Hidden gem with a chill vibe
Peñón del Cuervo is such a cool little beach spot more low-key than the main city beaches, and perfect if you’re into a more natural, relaxed setting. The big rock (the “peñón”) right in the middle gives it a unique look, and it’s a great backdrop for photos.
There’s a picnic area nearby, so it’s awesome for bringing some food and hanging out with friends or family. It’s also popular with locals, which is always a good sign.
The water is usually calm, and there’s plenty of space to spread out. Not a lot of bars or chiringuitos around, so bring your own snacks and drinks!
Great place to escape the crowds and just enjoy the sea. Bonus points if you catch the sunrise or sunset ...
Read moreIt's a nice beach with clean water and it's very quiet in October (the 30th of october). The water was 19 degrees celsius and the sand is fine on the sea floor. I would highly recommend to check the waves forecast before getting on the bus to go here because it does not have the same conditions as Misericordia beach in Málaga for example. The wind can change here easily and you could be facing down 0,5 meter waves when you were expecting 0,3 meters. There are picnic tables and BBQ pits. I didn't see a bathroom. There is a shower that is turned...
Read moreThe most beautiful beach of the East Malaga, the Peñón is a famous Rock and there are lots of places for picnicking and grilling... although saturdays is very crowded, lots of young people. There is access by car under the motorway by the cement factory. Is children friendly bathing. There is the historical paseo de Canadienses... a beach walk named so because of the help a Canadian family offer to the victims of the run away (la desbandada) when Franco...
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