Playa Los Toros

Playa Los Toros is a picturesque beach located in the town of Manilva, in the region of Costa del Sol Occidental, within the province of Malaga, Spain. It is known for its expansive landscape, stretching to a length of 1,300 meters and an average width of 50 meters, which makes it the widest beach in the area. The beach is characterized by stable sandy shores, moderate waves, and a scenic beauty that attracts both locals and tourists. Its name, "Los Toros", originates from the nearby Cañada Real de los Barrios, which was historically a route for livestock.

The natural beauty of Playa Los Toros is further enhanced by its openness and size, which make it a popular spot for long walks along the shore. Despite its popularity, the beach maintains a medium level of occupancy, providing a balance between vibrancy and tranquility. Even during peak seasons, it is not generally overcrowded, fostering a relaxed atmosphere for large groups, including families and friends.

In terms of amenities, Playa Los Toros offers various services to ensure the comfort and safety of its visitors. These include surveillance and lifeguard services. However, visitors should be aware that the beach is pebbly, which may not be comfortable for everyone.

Parking facilities are available for visitors traveling to Playa Los Toros by car. As for how to get there, there are several options. From Manilva, the A-7 road is recommended, with an approximate travel time of 15-20 minutes. For those coming from Málaga, the beach can be reached by taking the AP-7 road, with an estimated travel time of 1 hour and 30 minutes. Another route is via the A-355 road, followed by a section of the AP-7, which also takes around the same amount of travel time.