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Its wide variety of amenities, fine sand, moderate swells and shallow waters make it an ideal beach spot for a family-friendly day. And when it’s time to take a break from the hot temperatures, the beach has an extensive palm grove with small natural lawns for visitors to lie down in the shade.

The Torre Vigía de El Cantal is a 14th-century Moorish coastal watchtower that was part of a defense system against pirates. It stands on a rocky outcrop about thirty meters above the sea. The tower is approximately eight to ten meters high, built of stone and limestone, and was used for signaling with smoke and fire. After the Reconquista, it lost its military significance but remained as a landmark. Today, it is protected as a cultural monument ("Bien de Interés Cultural") and offers a breathtaking view of the coast.

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The Torre Vigía de la Araña, also known as the Torre de las Palomas, is a 16th-century coastal watchtower located in the La Araña district, east of Málaga. Built around 1574 during the reign of Philip II, it was part of a network of watchtowers and signal towers along the Andalusian coast to warn against pirate attacks. The tower is made of stone and brick and has a typical conical shape, with a massive base and an upper chamber leading to a viewing platform via a narrow staircase. The entrance was originally raised to make attacks more difficult. Situated on a rocky outcrop directly above the Mediterranean Sea, the Torre Vigía de la Araña offered excellent views of the coast and the sea. Today, it is well preserved and partially restored. The site is freely accessible and is considered a worthwhile vantage point and a silent testament to Málaga's historical coastal defenses.

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Nice tourist spot

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Beautiful selfie spot

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Nice there

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An old watchtower, part of a series of defensive towers along the Malaga coastline, built to protect the coast from pirate attacks. It's a beautiful, quiet spot with a fantastic view of the sea. Just before the cement factory, take the gravel path uphill, which leads you through a small, landscaped park with fixed tables and brick barbecues. It's packed with Spanish families, young and old, grilling large cuts of meat with plenty of Spanish drinks and music. It was fantastic to see this!

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The beach wasn't particularly special, but the rock in the water was.

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