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A promenade stretches along the coast to the Puerto Marina (Marine Port), which boasts excellent shopping and dining. The marina is also home to The Sea Life Centre, home to all manners of marine wildlife, and has its own petting tank where you can get personal with the Rays. You can take a stroll around to look at the floating hotels and millionaire’s yachts and when the sun goes down the Puerto Marina becomes one of the coast's best party destinations. La Paloma Park is a gorgeous location in the center of Benalmádena Costa. There is a stunning array of flora and fauna, plus a menagerie of animals including hens, rabbits, goats and exotic birds. The park is beautifully landscaped with themed gardens and rocky waterfalls, which run down to the lake. There are two bars within the park where you can relax into the evening listening to the calls of peacocks. Beside La Paloma park you will find Selwo Marina, the sister to Selwo Adventure Park, further down the coast. Modeled around different locations in South America, you can view dolphins, sea lions, crocodiles, exotic birds and snakes from up close. Recently a penguin habitation has been installed giving a glimpse of the Antarctic in Andalucía. Arroyo de la Miel translates to ‘Honey Stream’ is a former sleepy village, which now links Benalmádena Pueblo to its Costa. Being at the centre of things it has grown into a fantastic area for getting a bite to eat and shopping to your heart's content. The train station is found in Arroyo, which links the town all along the coast from Malaga to Fuengirola. Cable cars serve as a route to the top of the mountain that pins Benalmádena to the beaches where you can enjoy the breath-taking panoramic view inland and out to sea where North Africa is visible on clear days. You can also take in equestrian and raptor shows at the summit. Benalmádena Pueblo Benalmádena Pueblo is the original village, set back from the coast on the foot of Mount Calamorro at around 200 meters in elevation. The heart of the village has a traditional Spanish appearance with white-washed stone buildings and labyrinth alleys, however, the village now has a much more cosmopolitan feel. Visitors to the Benalmadena Pueblo can enjoy fine dining in picturesque squares and awe-inspiring views of the coast and across the sea. Cultural Attractions The Buddhist Enlightenment Stupa finds its residence in Benalmadena Pueblo; it is the largest Stupa in the Western world standing 33 metres tall and is a point of interest for Buddhists and non-Buddhists alike. Golf Benalmádena has a number of golf courses, putting greens and driving ranges. in the near vicinity. Benalmádena Golf is home to a driving range, putting green and a straightforward 9-hole par three. It has an excellent clubhouse with a restaurant and the addition of a bowls green. The nearest 18 hole course is Torrequebrada Golf, which offers a challenge to all levels of players. Although amidst an urban area the pine trees that surround it give it seclusion and some of the views on offer are spectacular. Visitors to the Benalmadena Pueblo can enjoy fine dining, picturesque squares, awe-inspiring views of the coast and across the sea as well as the beautiful Benalmadena real estate.

A promenade stretches along the coast to the Puerto Marina (Marine Port), which boasts excellent shopping and dining. The marina is also home to The Sea Life Centre, home to all manners of marine wildlife, and has its own petting tank where you can get personal with the Rays. You can take a stroll around to look at the floating hotels and millionaire’s yachts and when the sun goes down the Puerto Marina becomes one of the coast's best party destinations. La Paloma Park is a gorgeous location in the center of Benalmádena Costa. There is a stunning array of flora and fauna, plus a menagerie of animals including hens, rabbits, goats and exotic birds. The park is beautifully landscaped with themed gardens and rocky waterfalls, which run down to the lake. There are two bars within the park where you can relax into the evening listening to the calls of peacocks. Beside La Paloma park you will find Selwo Marina, the sister to Selwo Adventure Park, further down the coast. Modeled around different locations in South America, you can view dolphins, sea lions, crocodiles, exotic birds and snakes from up close. Recently a penguin habitation has been installed giving a glimpse of the Antarctic in Andalucía. Arroyo de la Miel translates to ‘Honey Stream’ is a former sleepy village, which now links Benalmádena Pueblo to its Costa. Being at the centre of things it has grown into a fantastic area for getting a bite to eat and shopping to your heart's content. The train station is found in Arroyo, which links the town all along the coast from Malaga to Fuengirola. Cable cars serve as a route to the top of the mountain that pins Benalmádena to the beaches where you can enjoy the breath-taking panoramic view inland and out to sea where North Africa is visible on clear days. You can also take in equestrian and raptor shows at the summit. Benalmádena Pueblo Benalmádena Pueblo is the original village, set back from the coast on the foot of Mount Calamorro at around 200 meters in elevation. The heart of the village has a traditional Spanish appearance with white-washed stone buildings and labyrinth alleys, however, the village now has a much more cosmopolitan feel. Visitors to the Benalmadena Pueblo can enjoy fine dining in picturesque squares and awe-inspiring views of the coast and across the sea. Cultural Attractions The Buddhist Enlightenment Stupa finds its residence in Benalmadena Pueblo; it is the largest Stupa in the Western world standing 33 metres tall and is a point of interest for Buddhists and non-Buddhists alike. Golf Benalmádena has a number of golf courses, putting greens and driving ranges. in the near vicinity. Benalmádena Golf is home to a driving range, putting green and a straightforward 9-hole par three. It has an excellent clubhouse with a restaurant and the addition of a bowls green. The nearest 18 hole course is Torrequebrada Golf, which offers a challenge to all levels of players. Although amidst an urban area the pine trees that surround it give it seclusion and some of the views on offer are spectacular. Visitors to the Benalmadena Pueblo can enjoy fine dining, picturesque squares, awe-inspiring views of the coast and across the sea as well as the beautiful Benalmadena real estate.

A promenade stretches along the coast to the Puerto Marina (Marine Port), which boasts excellent shopping and dining. The marina is also home to The Sea Life Centre, home to all manners of marine wildlife, and has its own petting tank where you can get personal with the Rays. You can take a stroll around to look at the floating hotels and millionaire’s yachts and when the sun goes down the Puerto Marina becomes one of the coast's best party destinations. La Paloma Park is a gorgeous location in the center of Benalmádena Costa. There is a stunning array of flora and fauna, plus a menagerie of animals including hens, rabbits, goats and exotic birds. The park is beautifully landscaped with themed gardens and rocky waterfalls, which run down to the lake. There are two bars within the park where you can relax into the evening listening to the calls of peacocks. Beside La Paloma park you will find Selwo Marina, the sister to Selwo Adventure Park, further down the coast. Modeled around different locations in South America, you can view dolphins, sea lions, crocodiles, exotic birds and snakes from up close. Recently a penguin habitation has been installed giving a glimpse of the Antarctic in Andalucía. Arroyo de la Miel translates to ‘Honey Stream’ is a former sleepy village, which now links Benalmádena Pueblo to its Costa. Being at the centre of things it has grown into a fantastic area for getting a bite to eat and shopping to your heart's content. The train station is found in Arroyo, which links the town all along the coast from Malaga to Fuengirola. Cable cars serve as a route to the top of the mountain that pins Benalmádena to the beaches where you can enjoy the breath-taking panoramic view inland and out to sea where North Africa is visible on clear days. You can also take in equestrian and raptor shows at the summit. Benalmádena Pueblo Benalmádena Pueblo is the original village, set back from the coast on the foot of Mount Calamorro at around 200 meters in elevation. The heart of the village has a traditional Spanish appearance with white-washed stone buildings and labyrinth alleys, however, the village now has a much more cosmopolitan feel. Visitors to the Benalmadena Pueblo can enjoy fine dining in picturesque squares and awe-inspiring views of the coast and across the sea. Cultural Attractions The Buddhist Enlightenment Stupa finds its residence in Benalmadena Pueblo; it is the largest Stupa in the Western world standing 33 metres tall and is a point of interest for Buddhists and non-Buddhists alike. Golf Benalmádena has a number of golf courses, putting greens and driving ranges. in the near vicinity. Benalmádena Golf is home to a driving range, putting green and a straightforward 9-hole par three. It has an excellent clubhouse with a restaurant and the addition of a bowls green. The nearest 18 hole course is Torrequebrada Golf, which offers a challenge to all levels of players. Although amidst an urban area the pine trees that surround it give it seclusion and some of the views on offer are spectacular. Visitors to the Benalmadena Pueblo can enjoy fine dining, picturesque squares, awe-inspiring views of the coast and across the sea as well as the beautiful Benalmadena real estate.

A promenade stretches along the coast to the Puerto Marina (Marine Port), which boasts excellent shopping and dining. The marina is also home to The Sea Life Centre, home to all manners of marine wildlife, and has its own petting tank where you can get personal with the Rays. You can take a stroll around to look at the floating hotels and millionaire’s yachts and when the sun goes down the Puerto Marina becomes one of the coast's best party destinations. La Paloma Park is a gorgeous location in the center of Benalmádena Costa. There is a stunning array of flora and fauna, plus a menagerie of animals including hens, rabbits, goats and exotic birds. The park is beautifully landscaped with themed gardens and rocky waterfalls, which run down to the lake. There are two bars within the park where you can relax into the evening listening to the calls of peacocks. Beside La Paloma park you will find Selwo Marina, the sister to Selwo Adventure Park, further down the coast. Modeled around different locations in South America, you can view dolphins, sea lions, crocodiles, exotic birds and snakes from up close. Recently a penguin habitation has been installed giving a glimpse of the Antarctic in Andalucía. Arroyo de la Miel translates to ‘Honey Stream’ is a former sleepy village, which now links Benalmádena Pueblo to its Costa. Being at the centre of things it has grown into a fantastic area for getting a bite to eat and shopping to your heart's content. The train station is found in Arroyo, which links the town all along the coast from Malaga to Fuengirola. Cable cars serve as a route to the top of the mountain that pins Benalmádena to the beaches where you can enjoy the breath-taking panoramic view inland and out to sea where North Africa is visible on clear days. You can also take in equestrian and raptor shows at the summit. Benalmádena Pueblo Benalmádena Pueblo is the original village, set back from the coast on the foot of Mount Calamorro at around 200 meters in elevation. The heart of the village has a traditional Spanish appearance with white-washed stone buildings and labyrinth alleys, however, the village now has a much more cosmopolitan feel. Visitors to the Benalmadena Pueblo can enjoy fine dining in picturesque squares and awe-inspiring views of the coast and across the sea. Cultural Attractions The Buddhist Enlightenment Stupa finds its residence in Benalmadena Pueblo; it is the largest Stupa in the Western world standing 33 metres tall and is a point of interest for Buddhists and non-Buddhists alike. Golf Benalmádena has a number of golf courses, putting greens and driving ranges. in the near vicinity. Benalmádena Golf is home to a driving range, putting green and a straightforward 9-hole par three. It has an excellent clubhouse with a restaurant and the addition of a bowls green. The nearest 18 hole course is Torrequebrada Golf, which offers a challenge to all levels of players. Although amidst an urban area the pine trees that surround it give it seclusion and some of the views on offer are spectacular. Visitors to the Benalmadena Pueblo can enjoy fine dining, picturesque squares, awe-inspiring views of the coast and across the sea as well as the beautiful Benalmadena real estate.

A promenade stretches along the coast to the Puerto Marina (Marine Port), which boasts excellent shopping and dining. The marina is also home to The Sea Life Centre, home to all manners of marine wildlife, and has its own petting tank where you can get personal with the Rays. You can take a stroll around to look at the floating hotels and millionaire’s yachts and when the sun goes down the Puerto Marina becomes one of the coast's best party destinations. La Paloma Park is a gorgeous location in the center of Benalmádena Costa. There is a stunning array of flora and fauna, plus a menagerie of animals including hens, rabbits, goats and exotic birds. The park is beautifully landscaped with themed gardens and rocky waterfalls, which run down to the lake. There are two bars within the park where you can relax into the evening listening to the calls of peacocks. Beside La Paloma park you will find Selwo Marina, the sister to Selwo Adventure Park, further down the coast. Modeled around different locations in South America, you can view dolphins, sea lions, crocodiles, exotic birds and snakes from up close. Recently a penguin habitation has been installed giving a glimpse of the Antarctic in Andalucía. Arroyo de la Miel translates to ‘Honey Stream’ is a former sleepy village, which now links Benalmádena Pueblo to its Costa. Being at the centre of things it has grown into a fantastic area for getting a bite to eat and shopping to your heart's content. The train station is found in Arroyo, which links the town all along the coast from Malaga to Fuengirola. Cable cars serve as a route to the top of the mountain that pins Benalmádena to the beaches where you can enjoy the breath-taking panoramic view inland and out to sea where North Africa is visible on clear days. You can also take in equestrian and raptor shows at the summit. Benalmádena Pueblo Benalmádena Pueblo is the original village, set back from the coast on the foot of Mount Calamorro at around 200 meters in elevation. The heart of the village has a traditional Spanish appearance with white-washed stone buildings and labyrinth alleys, however, the village now has a much more cosmopolitan feel. Visitors to the Benalmadena Pueblo can enjoy fine dining in picturesque squares and awe-inspiring views of the coast and across the sea. Cultural Attractions The Buddhist Enlightenment Stupa finds its residence in Benalmadena Pueblo; it is the largest Stupa in the Western world standing 33 metres tall and is a point of interest for Buddhists and non-Buddhists alike. Golf Benalmádena has a number of golf courses, putting greens and driving ranges. in the near vicinity. Benalmádena Golf is home to a driving range, putting green and a straightforward 9-hole par three. It has an excellent clubhouse with a restaurant and the addition of a bowls green. The nearest 18 hole course is Torrequebrada Golf, which offers a challenge to all levels of players. Although amidst an urban area the pine trees that surround it give it seclusion and some of the views on offer are spectacular. Visitors to the Benalmadena Pueblo can enjoy fine dining, picturesque squares, awe-inspiring views of the coast and across the sea as well as the beautiful Benalmadena real estate.

A promenade stretches along the coast to the Puerto Marina (Marine Port), which boasts excellent shopping and dining. The marina is also home to The Sea Life Centre, home to all manners of marine wildlife, and has its own petting tank where you can get personal with the Rays. You can take a stroll around to look at the floating hotels and millionaire’s yachts and when the sun goes down the Puerto Marina becomes one of the coast's best party destinations. La Paloma Park is a gorgeous location in the center of Benalmádena Costa. There is a stunning array of flora and fauna, plus a menagerie of animals including hens, rabbits, goats and exotic birds. The park is beautifully landscaped with themed gardens and rocky waterfalls, which run down to the lake. There are two bars within the park where you can relax into the evening listening to the calls of peacocks. Beside La Paloma park you will find Selwo Marina, the sister to Selwo Adventure Park, further down the coast. Modeled around different locations in South America, you can view dolphins, sea lions, crocodiles, exotic birds and snakes from up close. Recently a penguin habitation has been installed giving a glimpse of the Antarctic in Andalucía. Arroyo de la Miel translates to ‘Honey Stream’ is a former sleepy village, which now links Benalmádena Pueblo to its Costa. Being at the centre of things it has grown into a fantastic area for getting a bite to eat and shopping to your heart's content. The train station is found in Arroyo, which links the town all along the coast from Malaga to Fuengirola. Cable cars serve as a route to the top of the mountain that pins Benalmádena to the beaches where you can enjoy the breath-taking panoramic view inland and out to sea where North Africa is visible on clear days. You can also take in equestrian and raptor shows at the summit. Benalmádena Pueblo Benalmádena Pueblo is the original village, set back from the coast on the foot of Mount Calamorro at around 200 meters in elevation. The heart of the village has a traditional Spanish appearance with white-washed stone buildings and labyrinth alleys, however, the village now has a much more cosmopolitan feel. Visitors to the Benalmadena Pueblo can enjoy fine dining in picturesque squares and awe-inspiring views of the coast and across the sea. Cultural Attractions The Buddhist Enlightenment Stupa finds its residence in Benalmadena Pueblo; it is the largest Stupa in the Western world standing 33 metres tall and is a point of interest for Buddhists and non-Buddhists alike. Golf Benalmádena has a number of golf courses, putting greens and driving ranges. in the near vicinity. Benalmádena Golf is home to a driving range, putting green and a straightforward 9-hole par three. It has an excellent clubhouse with a restaurant and the addition of a bowls green. The nearest 18 hole course is Torrequebrada Golf, which offers a challenge to all levels of players. Although amidst an urban area the pine trees that surround it give it seclusion and some of the views on offer are spectacular. Visitors to the Benalmadena Pueblo can enjoy fine dining, picturesque squares, awe-inspiring views of the coast and across the sea as well as the beautiful Benalmadena real estate.

A promenade stretches along the coast to the Puerto Marina (Marine Port), which boasts excellent shopping and dining. The marina is also home to The Sea Life Centre, home to all manners of marine wildlife, and has its own petting tank where you can get personal with the Rays. You can take a stroll around to look at the floating hotels and millionaire’s yachts and when the sun goes down the Puerto Marina becomes one of the coast's best party destinations. La Paloma Park is a gorgeous location in the center of Benalmádena Costa. There is a stunning array of flora and fauna, plus a menagerie of animals including hens, rabbits, goats and exotic birds. The park is beautifully landscaped with themed gardens and rocky waterfalls, which run down to the lake. There are two bars within the park where you can relax into the evening listening to the calls of peacocks. Beside La Paloma park you will find Selwo Marina, the sister to Selwo Adventure Park, further down the coast. Modeled around different locations in South America, you can view dolphins, sea lions, crocodiles, exotic birds and snakes from up close. Recently a penguin habitation has been installed giving a glimpse of the Antarctic in Andalucía. Arroyo de la Miel translates to ‘Honey Stream’ is a former sleepy village, which now links Benalmádena Pueblo to its Costa. Being at the centre of things it has grown into a fantastic area for getting a bite to eat and shopping to your heart's content. The train station is found in Arroyo, which links the town all along the coast from Malaga to Fuengirola. Cable cars serve as a route to the top of the mountain that pins Benalmádena to the beaches where you can enjoy the breath-taking panoramic view inland and out to sea where North Africa is visible on clear days. You can also take in equestrian and raptor shows at the summit. Benalmádena Pueblo Benalmádena Pueblo is the original village, set back from the coast on the foot of Mount Calamorro at around 200 meters in elevation. The heart of the village has a traditional Spanish appearance with white-washed stone buildings and labyrinth alleys, however, the village now has a much more cosmopolitan feel. Visitors to the Benalmadena Pueblo can enjoy fine dining in picturesque squares and awe-inspiring views of the coast and across the sea. Cultural Attractions The Buddhist Enlightenment Stupa finds its residence in Benalmadena Pueblo; it is the largest Stupa in the Western world standing 33 metres tall and is a point of interest for Buddhists and non-Buddhists alike. Golf Benalmádena has a number of golf courses, putting greens and driving ranges. in the near vicinity. Benalmádena Golf is home to a driving range, putting green and a straightforward 9-hole par three. It has an excellent clubhouse with a restaurant and the addition of a bowls green. The nearest 18 hole course is Torrequebrada Golf, which offers a challenge to all levels of players. Although amidst an urban area the pine trees that surround it give it seclusion and some of the views on offer are spectacular. Visitors to the Benalmadena Pueblo can enjoy fine dining, picturesque squares, awe-inspiring views of the coast and across the sea as well as the beautiful Benalmadena real estate.

A promenade stretches along the coast to the Puerto Marina (Marine Port), which boasts excellent shopping and dining. The marina is also home to The Sea Life Centre, home to all manners of marine wildlife, and has its own petting tank where you can get personal with the Rays. You can take a stroll around to look at the floating hotels and millionaire’s yachts and when the sun goes down the Puerto Marina becomes one of the coast's best party destinations. La Paloma Park is a gorgeous location in the center of Benalmádena Costa. There is a stunning array of flora and fauna, plus a menagerie of animals including hens, rabbits, goats and exotic birds. The park is beautifully landscaped with themed gardens and rocky waterfalls, which run down to the lake. There are two bars within the park where you can relax into the evening listening to the calls of peacocks. Beside La Paloma park you will find Selwo Marina, the sister to Selwo Adventure Park, further down the coast. Modeled around different locations in South America, you can view dolphins, sea lions, crocodiles, exotic birds and snakes from up close. Recently a penguin habitation has been installed giving a glimpse of the Antarctic in Andalucía. Arroyo de la Miel translates to ‘Honey Stream’ is a former sleepy village, which now links Benalmádena Pueblo to its Costa. Being at the centre of things it has grown into a fantastic area for getting a bite to eat and shopping to your heart's content. The train station is found in Arroyo, which links the town all along the coast from Malaga to Fuengirola. Cable cars serve as a route to the top of the mountain that pins Benalmádena to the beaches where you can enjoy the breath-taking panoramic view inland and out to sea where North Africa is visible on clear days. You can also take in equestrian and raptor shows at the summit. Benalmádena Pueblo Benalmádena Pueblo is the original village, set back from the coast on the foot of Mount Calamorro at around 200 meters in elevation. The heart of the village has a traditional Spanish appearance with white-washed stone buildings and labyrinth alleys, however, the village now has a much more cosmopolitan feel. Visitors to the Benalmadena Pueblo can enjoy fine dining in picturesque squares and awe-inspiring views of the coast and across the sea. Cultural Attractions The Buddhist Enlightenment Stupa finds its residence in Benalmadena Pueblo; it is the largest Stupa in the Western world standing 33 metres tall and is a point of interest for Buddhists and non-Buddhists alike. Golf Benalmádena has a number of golf courses, putting greens and driving ranges. in the near vicinity. Benalmádena Golf is home to a driving range, putting green and a straightforward 9-hole par three. It has an excellent clubhouse with a restaurant and the addition of a bowls green. The nearest 18 hole course is Torrequebrada Golf, which offers a challenge to all levels of players. Although amidst an urban area the pine trees that surround it give it seclusion and some of the views on offer are spectacular. Visitors to the Benalmadena Pueblo can enjoy fine dining, picturesque squares, awe-inspiring views of the coast and across the sea as well as the beautiful Benalmadena real estate.