Fuengirola Marina – What to See, Restaurants, Boat Trips & Visitor Information

Puerto Fuengirola, an architectural gem dating back to the 1970s, was masterfully constructed by a local building company. This area's design draws inspiration from the enchanting Moorish Arab style, giving it a unique and captivating ambiance.

From its origins as a small fishing port and a mooring hub for boats of various sizes, Puerto Fuengirola has evolved into a delightful waterfront destination with a plethora of bars and restaurants. It's the perfect place to unwind and savor a refreshing drink or a delectable meal while enjoying the beautiful surroundings.

One of the distinct features of this port is its eastward orientation, which ensures plentiful sunshine throughout most of the day, creating an inviting atmosphere for visitors.

During the summer months, a ferry service operates from the port, providing convenient connections to Benalmadena and back. Additionally, a range of recreational opportunities awaits, including boat trips, parasailing adventures, and fishing excursions that can be easily arranged from the port.

Whether you're visiting in the height of summer or during other seasons, Puerto Fuengirola offers a captivating experience throughout the year. For a more in-depth exploration of Puerto Fuengirola in Fuengirola, along with a short video and an interactive Google map for precise directions, please refer to the additional information provided.

Address. Calle del Puerto, s/n, Torre de Control., 29640 Fuengirola, Málaga, Spain

Entrance  fees and charges

The Port is Free to enter

Opening times

24 hour

Disability access

There is  wheelchair access to the port and around the site.