Playa de la Araña, Mediterranean beach in Málaga, Spain

Playa de la Araña is a semi-urban beach of golden sand in the Este district of Málaga, on the city's eastern coast between Playa del Peñón del Cuervo and the municipality of Rincón de la Victoria. It measures about 400 metres long and 25 metres wide on average, and has almost no facilities or services.

The sources document no ancient settlement or cliff remains at Playa de la Araña itself; they place it in Málaga's eastern district, on the eastern coastline between Playa del Peñón del Cuervo and the municipality of Rincón de la Victoria. The beach is semi-urban, about 400 metres long and 25 metres wide on average, and is heavily visited despite having almost no facilities or services.

Locals favor this stretch of sand for its quieter character compared to busier spots along the coast. You will notice fishermen in the early morning hours mending and preparing their nets for the day ahead.

The beach lies on Málaga's eastern coast, between Playa del Peñón del Cuervo and the municipality of Rincón de la Victoria, about 400 metres long and 25 metres wide on average. It has almost no facilities or services, so bring what you need. It is semi-urban and heavily visited, so expect company.

The beach lies between the Peñón del Cuervo beach and the municipality of Rincón de la Victoria, on Málaga's eastern coast. Despite being about 400 metres long and 25 metres wide on average, it has almost no facilities or services, so bathers should bring what they need.