Getting here and your first visit

The simplest arrival. Málaga's Cercanías C1 line runs along the coast and finishes in Fuengirola, and it stops at the airport on the way, so you can walk off a flight and be on the train within minutes. No car, no taxi negotiation, no parking.

Trains run frequently through the day and the ride is a short one — check Renfe Cercanías for the current timetable and fare before you travel, as both change with the season.

Fuengirola station sits in the middle of town, a few minutes' walk from the promenade, so you arrive already where you want to be.

Intercity buses connect Fuengirola with Marbella, Mijas, Benalmádena, Torremolinos and Málaga, which matters most for Marbella, since there is no rail link on that side of the coast.

Driving is straightforward on the AP-7 or the slower A-7 coast road. Parking in central Fuengirola is easiest in the underground car parks rather than on the street in summer.

If you are planning to spend the afternoon at the club, the train is the more relaxed option.

Most visitors base themselves along the paseo marítimo, around the old town, or one stop away in Los Boliches. All three are walkable and well connected by the same train line.

Mijas Costa, Benalmádena and Torremolinos are all within a short hop, and we have members who travel in from each of them.