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We are visiting Malaga, are there any beaches close by if so are they within walking distance from were the ship docks:)

 

The ship docks in an industrial port area. There's a train that goes up and down the coast and stops at beach resort areas.

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We are visiting Malaga, are there any beaches close by if so are they within walking distance from were the ship docks:)

 

hi..... if you are on a Celebrity cruise to the western Med this year why not join your roll call where you may find the info you need... and info you didn't even know you needed :)

 

Last year on the Eclipse western Med sailing we docked at Malaga a few hundred yards from a beach visible from the ship. We walked to it, snacked at a very nice beach side cafe - mmmm sardines.... We could have swum in the sea had we wished to. (I tend to save that for the Villefranche stop as it is a delightful little French seaside town.) There are also very nice gardens a little further on to walk to, a HOHO bus service which circulates Malaga very well. There was a scenic "train" at the port one could take for a lift closer in to the town , also "rickshaw-like" transport based there.

 

We have an increasingly active roll call for Aug 30 Eclipse cruise and there are people active on it who are far more knowledgeable than me :)

 

 

When staying on that coast we drove to Granada from Marbella and I have to say it seemed a long long drive.... it is less distance from Malaga but I would still feel it was a long way.

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We did an independent tour of the area around Malaga last fall. We used Spain Day Tours. It was awesome. The Alhambra is also a beautiful place to go.

Yes there are beaches but I might be tempted to save those for another time.

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We are visiting Malaga, are there any beaches close by if so are they within walking distance from were the ship docks:)

 

I recommend re-posting your message in the ports-of-call section to get suggestions and opinions of CC members from other cruise lines other than Celebrity.

 

Mike in Ohio

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Nice of everyone to give you advice about where else to go but........ since you asked about a beach ........ when we were there a few years ago we caught the train from very close to the port, just a few stops to Los Alamos and spent a very nice few hours on the beach there. It's a sandy beach with lots of facilities - take a look on Google street view

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The ship docks in an industrial port area. There's a train that goes up and down the coast and stops at beach resort areas.

 

I would also advise to go on the train to Torremolinos, Fuengirola, or other well-known beach towns.

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