Mijas

Beautiful Sandy Beaches

Mijas Costa features a diverse 12-kilometer shoreline along the Mediterranean, ranging from urban Blue Flag beaches to quiet rocky coves. The area is connected by the Senda Litoral, a wooden coastal boardwalk that passes historical 16th-century watchtowers like the Torreón de La Cala. These beaches offer varying landscapes, from the wide sandy stretches near Sohail Castle to the snorkeling-friendly rocky sea beds found near the Calaburras Lighthouse.

Playa de Santa Amalia

Urban sandy beach located near the mouth of the Fuengirola River and the pedestrian suspension bridge.

Playa de La Cala - La Butibamba

Central Blue Flag beach featuring the 16th-century Torreón de La Cala watchtower and direct access to the coastal boardwalk.

Playa del Castillo

Sandy shore situated at the foot of the 10th-century Sohail Castle, frequently used for outdoor concerts and festivals.

Playa de Las Doradas

Coastal stretch located between La Cala and El Chaparral, accessible via the Senda Litoral wooden path.

Playa de Calahonda - Riviera

Accessible beach with ramp facilities and multiple seaside restaurants, forming part of the longest coastal stretch in Mijas.

Playa de Calahonda - Rocas del Mar

A more natural section of the Calahonda coastline characterized by rocky outcrops and a quieter environment.

Playa El Bombo - Cabo Rocoso

Sandy cove featuring a distinctive rocky headland that provides sheltered, calm waters.

Playa El Bombo - El Bombo

Blue Flag beach known for its dark sand and extensive services, including sunbed rentals and several chiringuitos.

Playa de Calahonda - La Luna / Royal Beach

The westernmost beach of Mijas bordering Marbella, featuring golden sand and a secluded atmosphere.

Playa del Charcón - Playa Marina

Quiet sandy beach located in a residential area, offering a less crowded alternative to the central urban shores.

Playa del Faro - El Faro

Beach situated beneath the Calaburras Lighthouse, characterized by a rocky seabed and clear waters.

Playa Rocas del Cura

Rugged coastal area near the lighthouse known for its natural rock formations and lack of urban development.