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Torremolinos – This is the largest of
the beach towns, drawing tourists from all over the world year 'round. Temperatures
reach 100 degrees Fahrenheit (40° C) and there are 101 places to buy
a new bathing suit or towel by the beach. The Aquapark is a
fun place for the kids (and you?) to play. Watch the displays, take a lesson,
or go on a trail ride through the hills at El Ranchito Equestrian Centre. |
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Fuengirola – If Torremolinos is too
crowded, and Marbella too ritzy, head for this little town. It has the same
international feeling of those other towns, but you'll also see the local
fisherman going out to sea. Tuesday is market day and this is the place
where everyone along the coast comes for both local crafts and great produce.
Let the kids race you around the track at the Karting Club Malaga. |
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Benalmadena – Not quite as crowded and
somewhat prettier than Torremolinos, this is more a family oriented beach
town than the others. Benalmadena's main pull is the Puerto Marina. |
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 Sea-Life
Benalmadena (Puerto Marina) – Thirty marine displays (shark, octopi,
reef life) as well as special demonstrations, open all year. |
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Ride the
cable car (Arroyo de la Miel) – Right next to the Tivoli World
amusement park is the Telecabina, a cable car that goes up the Calamorro
Mountains. Great views, and on the clear day you can see to Morocco. |
