Playa Pedregalejo — Attraction in Málaga

Don’t bother to go there: it’s not really a beach but a tiny piece of land surrounded by motorway, parking, big restaurant, scaffoldings and ruins. Almost no sand, but small sharp stones. It’s full of garbage. There is sea of course and it was rather clean but staying on this beach itself is not pleasant at all. Both Caleta and Malagueta beaches are much much better. P.S. I see that there are a lot of positive reviews about this place but as I see photos in there they all are about different beaches, possibly the east part of Caleta and/or some beaches to the east from...

The best place we experienced in Spain. Dying to return there. Spent a couple of weeks there, a block off the beautifully maintained beaches and wonderful boardwalk. Watched dolphins playing in the Mediterranean while eating dinner outside on the boardwalk. The people were kind and friendly. And Malaga is a beautiful city, with lots of activities such as museums and shopping. Get a bike share pass at the municipal transportation office and ride bikes to and from the downtown district and the beaches. Not a famous place, but not...

You will not find golden sand. The sand is darker like vulcanic sand, fine and comfortable.

The water is not as clear as malagueta.

There are many restaurants and bars along the coast, ideal to have any meal, but you certainly have to dinner seafood here and watch the sea at night....