Playa de la Caleta, Málaga, Mediterranean beach in Este district, Málaga, Spain.

Playa de la Caleta is an urban beach on Málaga's eastern coast, in the Este district, lying between La Malagueta beach and the Baños del Carmen. It runs about 1,000 metres long and averages some 20 metres wide, with dark sand and a full range of beach services.

Playa de la Caleta lies in Málaga's Este district, on the eastern coastline between La Malagueta beach and the Baños del Carmen. It is an urban beach about 1,000 metres long and 20 metres wide on average, with dark sand, in the neighbourhood that shares its name.

The beach gives its name to the surrounding neighbourhood, La Caleta, in Málaga's Este district. It lies on the eastern seafront between La Malagueta and the Baños del Carmen, and its central position makes it a busy urban beach used by residents of the homonymous barrio and the wider city.

The beach runs about 1,000 metres along the eastern seafront, between La Malagueta beach and the Baños del Carmen, in the La Caleta neighbourhood. Its average width is only around 20 metres, so the strip of sand is narrow. It is an urban beach with all kinds of services on hand.

La Caleta is an urban beach of dark sand, about 1,000 m long and 20 m wide on average, lying between La Malagueta beach and the Baños del Carmen. It belongs to the Este district and to the neighbourhood of the same name, which makes it a busy bathing spot within the city itself.