Beach: Fontenla

Beach: Fontexelo

Beach: Fontiñas

Beach: Fornos

It is a beach which is very open to the sea, and rocky at the sides. This area is surrounded by scrub, which extends almost as far as the sea. Bathing here is not a problem.

Beach: El Fórum

Beach: La Fosca

Beach: Foxos

This beach, currently undergoing a process of regeneration, is reached from Ortiguera.

Beach: Foxos

Located in an undeveloped area, this beach has all the necessary services available to the visitor, including: sunlounger rentals, sunshades, lifeguard post, restaurant and cleaning service. There are also ramps for the disabled, and the access is quite easy, both by car and on foot.

Beach: Fragata

Pretty, fine white sandy beach. Easily accessible, lifeguard and cleaning services. Open-air bar and a Red Cross post.

Beach: La Fragata

Small, wide beach with a small sailing club. The sports available include sailing and beach volleyball. There is a pleasant promenade with palm trees. Various facilities are available.

Beach: El Fraile

Beach near Mirador de las Monjas towards the west and Charco Roque to the east. It is suitable for practising water sports.

Beach: Los Frailes

Beach: Los Frailes

Beach: La Franca

Plenty of space on this beach and no crowds. Small boats moored just offshore add to the pleasant surroundings. There is the mouth of a river at the other end of the beach.

Beach: El Francàs

Beached located in a densely-populated urban area which extends towards the district of El Vendrell.

Beach: El Francàs

On the vast extension of sands beyond Coma-Ruga we find the showers and an open-air bar with a terrace.

Beach: Francesa

A pretty beach located in a quiet, unspoilt area with white sand and tranquil waters.

Beach: Los Franceses

Beach: Francón

This is an attractive, unspoiled beach with lovely green surroundings full of eucalyptus forests. At both sides of the beach there are large rocks. The clear waters and its fine, white sand are the most remarkable features of this beach.

Beach: Frejulfe

This is a beach surrounded by a surrounding area full of vegetation. There is a river mouth at one end of the beach, meandering into the sea. It is easy to get to and is a pleasant enclave. It is very well-equipped. It has a very large sandy surface.

Beach: Fuengirola

It is located in the city centre, with easy access on foot. It includes the beaches of Santa Amalia and Fuengirola.

Beach: La Fuente

A small, unspoiled beach with not many people. To get there by car, take C-810 and turn off at km 11. You can also get there by bus.

Beach: Fuente del Gallo

A big and very pretty beach; there is an abrupt cliff that runs all the way along it. At high tide the water completely covers the sand and at low tide the beach is ideal for strolling and windsurfing.

Fuente de la Salud

A family-friendly beach with high-level services and a very lively atmosphere.

Beach: La Fuente

Beach: Fuentebravía

Lots of families come here to spend the day. You can leave your car in the car park and go and eat in one of the restaurants. The beach is pretty and spacious, and there you can practise scuba-diving, fishing and windsurfing.

Beach: La Fuentecita

Unspoilt, peaceful beach.

Beach: Las Fuentes

It is a spacious tourist beach, surrounded by summer apartments and very suitable for different sports, for walking and for sunbathing. It also has promenade and a marina at the southern end.

Beach: Furnia

A small beach with crystal clear water, situated in an unspoiled area. It is sheltered from the winds. You can reach it by following the GC-140, taking the turnoff for Dos Roques and La Furnia.

Beach: Gabieira

Beach: Gabiotea

Beach: Gabota

Small, unspoiled beach. A few rocks separate this beach from its neighbour.

Beach: Gachero

Crystal clear water very close to Puerto de Mazarron.

Beach: Gafa

Small and wide beach, with fine white sand. It lies close to the port, but is very much separate from it. You can see boats constantly sailing in and out of the port. The area is full of lush vegetation and crystal-clear waters. Towards one end of the beach there are a load of rocks that are ideal for gathering shellfish.

Beach: El Gaiterillo

Beach: El Galán