Keys facts about Torremolinos
A new beach every day
Stretching along a gloriously golden 7km of Costa del Sol coastline, Torremolinos’ beautiful beaches are clean and close to other facilities. Conveniently, they’re also bordered by the seafront parade that links them together. Explore the Church of San Miguel, Pimentel Tower, Jardin Botanico Molino de Inca and more in town, too.
Cool culture and fab food
Torremolinos has a rich natural heritage. So, get your comfy shoes on, explore the hillsides and mountains, and learn all about its environmental origins. Later, don’t miss a chance to follow your nose for Andalusian light bites, gazpacho, chargrilled seafood, and so many more culinary wonders at the Fisherman’s District.
Your way, night and day
Chic chill-out bars, nightclubs, Irish pubs and even venues showcasing Spanish flamenco – there’s so much choice to keep you out on the town. But if festivals and carnivals are more your bag, there are plenty of events on from March to December. Streets like Calle San Miguel become open-air stages!
Language
Spanish
Currency
Euro (€)
Time difference
+1hr
Local beer
£2.50
Three-course meal for two
£42.10
Average flight times
3hrs
