Playa de la Caleta, Málaga, Mediterranean beach in Este district, Málaga, Spain.
Playa de la Caleta is a beach in eastern Málaga with light sand and clear water suitable for swimming. The shoreline is relatively compact and features areas with sunbeds, umbrellas, and basic facilities for bathing.
The beach was once a fishing spot before becoming a popular day trip destination for Málaga residents during the 20th century. This shift transformed it into a central part of local leisure and bathing culture.
The beach serves as a gathering place where locals spend their leisure time across all age groups. You will find families, young people, and retirees sharing the space and building community ties along the shoreline.
The beach is accessible by bus from central Málaga, with rental services for sunbeds and umbrellas available. Basic shower and restroom facilities are located nearby for visitor convenience.
Small rock formations along the shoreline create sheltered coves where visitors can spot marine life in shallow water when the water is clear. These natural structures make shallow-water snorkeling an interesting experience.
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