Playa del Palo:
Located at C/Quitapenas, near Plaza de la Virgen Milagrosa, with city bus lines 3 and 11 stopping at Avda. Juan Sebastián Elcano.
Services: Access ramp, concrete walkway, surveillance post, accessible changing rooms and toilets, amphibious chairs, and outdoor showers.
Parking: Reserved spaces.
Playa de la Caleta:
Located on Paseo Marítimo Pablo Ruiz Picasso, No. 33, with city bus lines 3, 11, 32, 33, 34, and 35 stopping at Paseo de Sancha.
Services: Access ramp, concrete walkway, surveillance post, accessible changing rooms and toilets, amphibious chairs, and outdoor showers.
Parking: Reserved spaces.
Playa de Guadalmar:
Found at C/Hespérides, corner with C/Moby Dick, with EMT bus line 5 stopping at Moby Dick Street, corner with Rogelio Oliva Street.
Services: Access ramp, concrete walkway, surveillance post, accessible changing rooms and toilets, amphibious chairs, and outdoor showers.
Parking: 3 spaces on Acacias de Guadalmar Street.
Playa de San Andrés:
Located at Paseo de Antonio Machado, near Parque Huelin, with EMT bus lines 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 10, and 27 stopping at C/Héroes de Sostoa, No. 100, and line 40 stopping at Paseo Antonio Machado, corner of C/Tomás Echeverría.
Services: Access ramp, concrete walkway, surveillance post, accessible changing rooms and toilets, amphibious chairs, and outdoor showers.
Parking: Reserved spaces available.
Playa de la Misericordia:
Located next to Paseo de Antonio Banderas, near Diputación Provincial de Málaga, with urban bus lines 7 and 15 stopping at Calle Luis Barahona de Soto, No. 18, and line 40 at C/Pacífico.
Services: Access ramp, concrete walkway, lifeguard post, accessible changing rooms and toilets, children’s area, amphibious chairs, device for the blind, support staff, and outdoor showers.
Parking: 7 spaces on Pacífico Street.
Playa del Dedo:
Situated by Salvador Allende Avenue, near the restaurants “El Pescador” and “El Tintero,” with urban bus line 11 stopping at Doctor Gutiérrez Mata Street, No. 2.
Services: Access ramp, concrete walkway, surveillance post, accessible changing rooms and toilets, children’s area, amphibious chairs, device for the blind, support staff, and outdoor showers.
Parking: 4 spaces near “El Pescador.”
Playa de la Malagueta:
Found on Paseo Marítimo Pablo Ruiz Picasso, next to the surveillance post, with EMT bus lines 14 and 40 stopping at Paseo Marítimo Ciudad de Melilla (Plaza de la Malagueta).
Services: Access ramp, concrete walkway, surveillance post, accessible changing rooms and toilets, amphibious chairs, and outdoor showers.
Parking: Reserved spots on Paseo Pablo Ruiz Picasso.
Playa de Pedregalejo:
Situated at Paseo Marítimo El Pedregal, C/Bolivia, near the restaurant “Merlo,” with urban bus lines 3 and 11 stopping at Juan Sebastián Elcano Avenue.
Services: Access ramp, concrete walkway, surveillance post, accessible changing rooms and toilets, amphibious chairs, and outdoor showers.
Parking: Reserved spaces.
Accessible Beaches in Malaga:
Malaga offers several accessible beaches year-round, not just in summer. Every beach in the city includes parking spaces for people with disabilities and concrete walkways to the shore. In summer, Playa de la Misericordia (West zone) and Playa del Dedo (East zone) provide additional support services from monitors and volunteers.
Other beaches, such as San Andrés, Malagueta, Caleta, Pedregalejo, Guadalmar, and Palo, feature “autonomous bathing points.” Here, users with reduced mobility can use amphibious chairs, flotation devices, and crutches. For more information, contact the nearest lifeguard or nurse, or call +34 618685088.
