Playa de Guadalmar, Semi-urban beach in Churriana district, Málaga, Spain

Playa de Guadalmar is a semi-urban beach of dark sand in the Churriana district, on Málaga's western coast between Playa de San Julián and Playa del Guadalhorce. It runs about 400 metres long with an average width of 30 metres, in the Guadalmar neighbourhood that shares its name.

Playa de Guadalmar lies in the Churriana district on Málaga's western coast, between San Julián beach and Guadalhorce beach, in the Guadalmar neighbourhood that gives it its name. The sources record no founding date or protected status; it is a semi-urban beach of dark sand, about 400 metres long and 30 metres wide on average.

The beach lies in the Guadalmar neighbourhood, which takes its name from the beach itself, within Málaga's Churriana district. Bathers share the 400-metre shoreline with residents of the surrounding semi-urban area, and the sand is dark rather than the pale tone common on other Costa del Sol beaches.

Playa de Guadalmar lies on Málaga's western coast, between Playa de San Julián and Playa del Guadalhorce, in the Churriana district. The beach is about 400 metres long and 30 metres wide on average, with dark sand. Showers, bins, waste collection and rental of umbrellas and sun loungers are available on site.

The beach lies in the Guadalmar neighbourhood, which takes its name from the beach itself, in the Churriana district on Málaga's western coast. It runs between Playa de San Julián and Playa del Guadalhorce, about 400 metres long and 30 metres wide on average.