Playa La Carihuela, Spain - Beach Guide, Info, Photos

Located in Andalusia, Spain's Costa Del Sol, Playa La Carihuela is a picturesque and lengthy beach, distinguished by its dark sand which results from its volcanic origins. This tranquil and shallow water is an ideal place for children to play and enjoy the sun. Visitors will also find a diligent rescue team on watch over the beach.

La Carihuela is an accessible beach, welcoming visitors of all abilities. The name La Carihuela dates back to when it was a small fishing village, but over time it has evolved into a popular and downtown beach area. Despite its location, this area remains steeped in traditional Andalusian culture.

One of the draws to La Carihuela is the abundance of restaurants and bars which offer a wide range of seafood specialties. Visitors can also rent parasols and loungers near the beach bars. Basic amenities including restrooms, shower facilities, and parking are also available for the convenience of beachgoers.

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What to do at Playa La Carihuela?

Amenities

Playa La Carihuela amenities include parking, toilet, shower and loungers.

Bars

Best bars near Playa La Carihuela include Caribbean Bar, Banana's Beach Club, Salado Beach Bar, Tropicana Beach Club, Mosquito Beach Club, Darcie's Mowtown Bar, Temple Bar, Bar Rose And Crown and Casey Duke's Irish Bar.

Restaurants

Best restaurants near Playa La Carihuela include Baby J's American Diner, The Cosy Corner | Bar, Restaurante La Cigala, Spice Grill Indian Restaurant Toremolinos, Restaurante Rias De Galicia, A Taste 2 Come, Caliu Restaurant and Sol de beirut Torremolinos (La Carihuela).

Visitor Reviews

Visitor reviews highlight the beautiful scenery and peaceful atmosphere during winter walks, as well as child-friendly facilities and various options for food and drink. However, the beach can get crowded in the summer and visitors complain about persistent beach vendors and their pesky sales pitches.