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Favorite thing: The old fishing port has now been rebuilt, and has now become one of the major sports harbours on the Mediterranean, and there are no remnants of the original village to be found, although there are still some ruins from the earlier Roman occupation.
Written Jan 14, 2004
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Fondest memory: This picture, taken at the end of the beach, before the harbour, shows the golden, sandy beach, where a game of volleyball was underway. Just in front of Mary, and behind the camera, is a Burger King. We were waiting for our Burgers, which Jaymes had gone to buy. Good boy!
Written Jan 14, 2004
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Favorite thing: Erected as a monument to all fisherman, this impressive sculpture of a fisherman casting his net, is located in front of the Plaza del Remo. It can be seen on the Paseo on the way to Benalmadena. This area has long been known for its fishing industry and boasts some of the freshest and great variety of fish.
Written Mar 7, 2011
Fondest memory: I never leave one place before bying something. I bought, therefore, a new suitcase which anyway I needeed because the ones I had with me they were not enough after days of shopping.
I don't remember if the picture was taken before or after.It doesn't matter.
Updated Sep 19, 2002
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Favorite thing: With black sand the beaches of Benalmadena are great... You can relax and drink some cocktails in the bars inside the beach...
Written May 12, 2003
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Favorite thing: If you drive to Benalmadena, there is a large car park close to the Marina, open 24 hours a day. The charge (March 2003) was 90 Cents per hour, or part of. It's got to be more now!
Written Jan 14, 2004
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Favorite thing: Take a trip on the train.
We went from Benalmadena to Fuengirola and it only cost 60pence return.
Comfortable, clean and air-conditioned
Written Aug 24, 2002
Favorite thing: Radmilo and I, we spent our honeymoon in Marbella. During our 15 days there, we visited as well other cities of the Costa del Sol.One of them was Benalmadena.
Updated Sep 19, 2002
Favorite thing: We were amazed especially because we didn't know what to expect when we decided to stop there for one coffee.
Fondest memory: The coffee was not cold!
Written Sep 19, 2002
Fondest memory: The coffee shop where we stopped by, I think the name is Cafe de Indias.
I was tired, I needed a cold coffee but I was not lucky!
Written Sep 19, 2002
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