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

Drinking water from the fountain, cafe/ bar right next door.

Good quality water

A beautiful and very typical beach, with easy access and a nice seaside promenade.

A mythical spot and a must-see, this majestic fountain only carries water in winter, but it's still very beautiful.

The Fuente de la Reina is located on a winding mountain road, with some steep climbs, that connects Málaga with the Montes de Málaga. It is a popular stop for cyclists as it offers a natural water source. This historic spring has an impressive stone facade with a lion's head from which water flows. It is an ideal place to take a break, fill up with water and enjoy the views of the surrounding nature. The route through the Montes de Málaga is scenic!

A historic spot where you can take a photo and rest after the long climb. If you are lucky enough to find La Venta, which bears the same name, open (it is next to it) you can rest while you have a drink and even eat, it is one of the best places in terms of quality/price to eat well and then continue the route (but already downhill and with a full stomach 😜). The Fuente de la Reina is a "dry fountain", it does NOT have water (in case you were thinking of refilling water at this point). It is a reference point, a crossroads: if you go up from Malaga you can continue by road towards Venta Galwey (another famous Venta and with a crossroads next to it to take different routes). But if instead of continuing straight on the road you decide to turn left on the small paved road that goes up, it will take you to routes within the Parque Natural de los Montes de Málaga (there are several routes) and even by road to the Hotel Humaina and the El Cerrado recreational area, a well-equipped picnic area.

Fuente de la Reina is a famous viewpoint and popular destination for local cyclists in Málaga, where a spring is located. It is located in the Montes de Málaga, at about 900 meters above sea level, and is about 16 kilometers away from the city center. The route to Fuente de la Reina has been compared to the infamous Alpe d'Huez in France for cyclists