Things to do in Guaro

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1. Carihuela Beach

La Carihuela started out as a fishing village but, with the growth of Torremolinos as a coastal resort, it has become most popular for its huge, sandy beach. Visit to explore the last remnants of the old village or to simply enjoy swimming in the sheltered natural harbor. The area is also getting increasingly famous for its delicious fresh cuisine.
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La Carihuela which includes a sandy beach and general coastal views

2. Los Boliches Beach

Join in the fun at one of the best-loved beaches on the Costa del Sol, Los Boliches Beach. This dark-sand stretch of coast is rarely quiet, and its dynamic atmosphere is typical of the lively, youthful spirit of Fuengirola. Enjoy the calm waters and take advantage of the excellent facilities as you spend a day basking in the sun here.
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Enjoy the spirit of Fuengirola at one of its most buzzing beaches, where the dark sand makes for a striking appearance and the facilities are excellent.

3. Puerto Banús Marina

Puerto Banús Marina is where the international jet-set moor their yachts. With berths for more than 900 boats, it is the main harbor for that playground of the rich and famous, Marbella. However, it’s more than just a place for vessels to dock. This luxury harbor is a destination in its own right, with upscale boutiques, restaurants, bars, nightclubs and beaches. Come here to shop, party, sunbathe and gaze at multimillion-dollar yachts.
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Enjoy a daytrip or a vacation at one of the most prestigious ports in Spain, a seaside destination of upscale shops and restaurants and gorgeous beaches.

4. Cabopino Beach

Relax amid the attractive charms of the Costa del Sol at Cabopino Beach (Playa Cabopino). Set between the sparkling Mediterranean Sea and rugged sand dunes, the beach lets you connect with nature away from Marbella’s tourism bustle. Visit Cabopino Beach throughout the year to benefit from mild temperatures and some 320 days of sunshine.
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Enjoy one of the finest beaches in Marbella. This tranquil spot has clear waters, striking dunes and a busy marina.

5. Puerto Banús Beach

Soft, golden sands, calm water, great views and a beautiful boardwalk draw visitors to Puerto Banús Beach. This sandy sanctuary is also known as the Playa de Levante and extends for approximately 0.6 miles (1 kilometer) beneath the shadow of La Concha mountain. Spend a few hours or a whole day relaxing here by the cool waters of the Mediterranean Sea.
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Laze on warm sands and go for long coastal walks at a popular beach in one of southern Spain’s most glamorous resort towns.

6. Fuengirola Beach

Once you have found your sandy sanctuary at Fuengirola Beach roll out your towel or rent a sun lounger and umbrella.
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Relax, try some watersports, sip cocktails and explore an ancient castle when you visit this extensive and well-maintained seaside haven.

7. Bajondillo Beach

Bajondillo is a wide sandy stretch of beach fronting Torremolinos. Stroll along the beach’s dark sands and experience the waterfront’s humming atmosphere in the sunshine or after nightfall. With the gorgeous waters of the Costa del Sol and buzzing bars within easy reach, it’s easy to see why you could spend all day and all night at Bajondillo.
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Torremolinos which includes a sandy beach and tropical scenes

8. Carvajal Beach

Join the locals and tourists who regularly spend their sunny days here on the unusual Carvajal Beach, which has striking dark sand. Take advantage of the excellent facilities and enjoy the usually calm waters, which tend to be safe even for smaller children at most times of the day.
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Swim in the tranquil waters of this safe, clean and popular beach, known for its distinctive dark-coloured sand and pebbles.

What to do in Guaro

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Frequently asked questions

Is Guaro worth visiting?
Whether you plan to experience the local charm and cultural attractions or sample unique foods and venture into nature, there's no shortage of things to do in Guaro.
How do I spend a day in Guaro?
Start your sightseeing with a visit to Botanical Garden of cacti and other succulents 'Mora i Bravard' and Sierra Blanca. Then, tour other parts of Guaro for local dining and some souvenir shopping.
What is the top tourist attraction in Guaro?
The top tourist attraction in Guaro is Botanical Garden of cacti and other succulents 'Mora i Bravard', so make sure to include it on your sightseeing itinerary.
Is three days enough to stay in Guaro?
Three days is plenty for a short trip to Guaro — you'll hit the main attractions and get a good feel for the place. But if you really want to soak it all in, hang around for at least a week or more to check out the nearby areas too.
What are some activities to do in Guaro with kids?
Planning what to do in Guaro with kids has never been so easy. Whether you're getting away with teenagers or little ones, there's no shortage of family-friendly tours and attractions to keep everyone happy here.

What to do in Guaro for adults?
Whether you're a food lover, culture enthusiast or adventure seeker, there are loads of things to do in Guaro for adults including Ojen Olive Oil Mill Museum and Malaga Wine Museum.
Are there free things to do in Guaro?
You don't need to splurge to have a memorable getaway here. There are plenty of fun things to do in Guaro for the budget-conscious traveler. Explore the parks, soak up the vibes at free events and festivals or ask a local tour guide for ideas.