Explore the Torremolinos Old Town 

The most excellent way to explore the city centre is to get lost in Andalusia's winding, narrow streets. Numerous little bars and eateries invite you inside for delicious, freshly cooked treats and to enjoy the friendly, cosy atmosphere of the neighbourhood.

Explore the Carihuela district 

In the southwest corner of Torremolinos is a neighbourhood known as the "ancient fisherman's area." It's lovely to stroll along the beach from Plaza del Remo and eat the freshest seafood in the quaint cafes and eateries that line the shore. As a result, it's the ideal time to indulge in regional cuisine from Malaga.

Although it can get crowded and is a touch touristic in the summer, it is worth a trip, especially to view the natural landmark Morro de Torremolinos that divides the Paseo Maritimo in half.

Head down to this hidden gem after the sunny seashore to find yourself in a beautiful blossoming garden!

 Stroll to Jardín Botánico Molino de Inca

There are beautiful greeneries, a maze, a Japanese garden, and a little museum to transport you to a new environment.

After the bustle of the crowded seaside, you'll undoubtedly appreciate this tranquil. 

Enjoy the Aqualand

One of the most well-liked attractions on the Costa del Sol is Aqualand, the largest water park along the coastline.

You may start your second day by going to this waterpark in Torremolinos, which will take you on an exciting water trip. Aqualand is a beautiful place to spend a few hours or even a whole day because it has many different-sized slides, tubes, water rides, and lovely garden areas.

And if you start to feel fatigued, go to the carefully created green spots for a quick picnic to revive yourself!

Enjoy the Nightlife 

When the sun sets, it's time to go outside and stroll around the city after dark! You'll discover many places you can go for drinks, karaoke, parties, or late-night flamenco performances! 

Visit Tivoli World, Torremolinos

Tivoli World has provided fun and entertainment and is one of the best coastal getaways today.

It is situated in Benalmadena and is just a 15-minute drive from Torremolinos. A great spot to ride many carousels and become dizzy, run around in go-karts or scream in terror in haunted houses. Additionally, a play area indoors and water slides are available.

Local market 

Another fantastic method to immerse yourself in the splendour of Spanish culture is to visit local markets. In Torremolinos, there are two street markets: one on Thursdays, where you can buy anything from fruit and vegetables to plants, clothes, and household items.

Participate in water sports

If you go to the coast, there are countless opportunities for water sports instruction, equipment rentals, and aquatic activities.

The variety of outdoor activities on offer may surprise you. Playa Rafa is the most excellent site to observe what's happening in the water.

In Torremolinos, you may choose from a variety of enjoyable and heart-pumping activities, like kitesurfing, 

Explore Granada 

Granada is one of the most excellent places to go after time spent on the seaside! Daytime excursions to Granada from Torremolinos are essential for a one-day tour.

It is a true cultural wonderland with many lovely, attractive squares, streets reminiscent of the Arab world, and flamenco music.

While exploring the city's many neighbourhoods, you cannot help but be taken aback by the Sierra Nevada Mountains in the distance.

The best attractions in Granada to visit in one day are Flamenco performances in Generalife, Albayzin, and the St. Nicolas viewpoint

Departure 

With a thriving bid farewell to Palma Mallorca.

Happy journey.