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Fuengirola Holidays

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Spain, Costa Del Sol, Fuengirola

11 Dec 2026 - 7 nights
Self Catering
Prestwick -
£171pp
No local fees due

Spain, Costa Del Sol, Fuengirola

5 Dec 2026 - 7 nights
Room Only
Birmingham -
£185pp
No local fees due

Spain, Costa Del Sol, Fuengirola

20 Nov 2026 - 7 nights
Room Only
Newcastle -
£189pp
No local fees due

Spain, Costa Del Sol, Fuengirola

5 Jan 2027 - 7 nights
Self Catering
Manchester -
£207pp
No local fees due

Spain, Costa Del Sol, Fuengirola

20 Nov 2026 - 7 nights
Self Catering
Newcastle -
£217pp
No local fees due

Spain, Costa Del Sol, Fuengirola

21 Nov 2026 - 7 nights
Room Only
Newcastle -
£231pp
No local fees due
20 Nov 2026 - 7 nights
Self Catering
Newcastle -
£258pp
No local fees due

Spain, Costa Del Sol, Fuengirola

11 Dec 2026 - 7 nights
Self Catering
Prestwick -
£263pp
No local fees due

Spain, Costa Del Sol, Fuengirola

20 Nov 2026 - 7 nights
Self Catering
Newcastle -
£265pp
No local fees due

Spain, Costa Del Sol, Fuengirola

20 Feb 2027 - 7 nights
Room Only
London Stansted -
£269pp
No local fees due

About Fuengirola holidays

Fuengirola is one of the Costa del Sol’s most established resorts, offering a straightforward beach holiday with plenty close at hand. Set between Málaga and Marbella, it has a long seafront, good transport links and a lively but generally relaxed atmosphere that suits couples, families and groups who want an easy base on the coast.

The resort’s main draw is its stretch of sandy beaches, backed by a wide promenade that runs for several kilometres. Beaches such as Los Boliches, San Francisco and Santa Amalia are well placed for cafés, beach bars and restaurants, so it is easy to spend the day by the sea without needing to travel far. The promenade is also popular for gentle walks, cycling and evening strolls, especially around sunset.

Fuengirola has a practical, lived-in feel as well as a holiday resort side. The centre offers shops, tapas bars, ice cream parlours and places to eat ranging from Spanish seafood restaurants to familiar international options. Los Boliches, a former fishing district, is particularly good for a more local feel, with plenty of small bars and restaurants tucked around its streets. Around the marina and seafront, you will find a livelier holiday atmosphere, especially in the evening.

For things to do away from the beach, Sohail Castle is one of Fuengirola’s best-known landmarks, sitting on a hill near the river at the western end of town. The area around the castle is good for views and walks, and it hosts events at certain times of year. Bioparc Fuengirola is another popular attraction, known for its compact, leafy setting and focus on natural-style habitats. The town also has a weekly market, a harbour area and easy access to nearby resorts.

Fuengirola is especially convenient for UK holidaymakers because it is linked to Málaga Airport by the coastal train line. Day trips to Málaga city, Benalmádena, Torremolinos and the white village of Mijas are all simple, making it a good choice if you want a beach holiday with the option to explore more of the Costa del Sol.

Fuengirola Holidays FAQs

Fuengirola is a well-developed Costa del Sol resort with long beaches, a wide promenade, lots of restaurants and good public transport. It has a relaxed daytime feel and a livelier atmosphere in the evenings around the seafront, marina and central streets.

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