I was not expecting such a nice, modern mall near a beach community. very glad I came. Many of the…read morestores I just saw days ago on the Gran Via in Madrid were all here. Food options on top floor and a movie theater. Bathrooms very clean and are at both ends of the mall. Quite a few stores closed due to very rainy weather and some close on Wednesdays like my new favorite store, Primark. There is free, under roof parking with easy drive and walk in access. It's just a nice stroll for beach resorts.

An absolute must for you shopperholics. Now boasting a Primark store, Holland and Barratt and…read moreGerman shoe store. 2 Floors inside shopping. Greatest shoes available at Psyco (Italian shoes ). Dare to be different! Once done there take a short bus ride or Taxi, both available outside the building into the centre of Fuengirola. Traditional outside stores at incredibly low prices. Fill your boots!

He comprado un vestido, lo usé durante dos horas y cuando volví a ponérmelo por la tarde me di…read morecuenta de que el tejido estaba roto por algunas zonas. He ido a reclamar y no me han devuelto ni el importe ni un vale. He puesto una hoja de reclamaciones para consumo.Que sea una tienda barata no justifica que no se hagan responsables de los productos que venden.

I like this store. Many of the styles are unique to Malaga and this store. I always stop in when I…read morepass buy to see what they have in there. There is always something good. I prefer unique shops rather than the big shops which are in every city in every country to make everyone dress identical. Boring!

A MUST visit on Saturday morning...is the Fuengirola flea market. A visitor can literally find…read moreeverything here. There is art from Africa, Berber woven rugs and blankets, pottery and baskets from Morocco, hand made brass cow bells, piles of old cell phones, heaps of indistinguishable clothes, motorcycle gear, military collectibles, coins, watches, lots of silver jewelry, roasted chestnuts, fresh vegetables and fruit. Today, even a kitchen sink was offered! The patrons range from Moroccans, British tourists on holiday to locals looking for a bargain. There are multiple places at the perimeter to have a snack and a cool drink. There are local musicians playing. Luckily, the only lookie-lookie guys congregate in one center spot around a guitar monument and do not harass passers by. As with all gatherings of a mix of visitors, it's wise to keep your money and passport in your front pocket. Earlier on, it is possible to walk without rubbing against others, but by noon, you are shoulder to shoulder. The biggest problem is securing a parking space. It is impossible to park on the main street and the little narrow side ones fill quickly. The fairgrounds has its own free parking lot. It fills quickly, but cars come and go & it is possible to wait and secure a parking spot. Be sure to put all valuables and packages in your car trunk and lock your car. This is a great fun way to spend a couple hours on a Saturday morning!

Maitina's is a hidden treasure trove. The place is very close to the main train station and if you…read moregoogle map it you'd head right to it. The store owners gave me the address to input into Yelp s I know it's correct. It's 1.5 months old. The man, as my German girlfriend noticed, is very modern. He had lived in L.A before opening his own designer clothing shop. The lady, presumably his wife or girlfriend is a very pretty Spaniards. Together they run a sparse clean stylish women clothing shop that is more West Coast than traditional Spanish beach wear. No doubt of his L.A. stint has some to do with it. I purchased a Tshirt dress to cover my bikinis and a sweater dress that is vibrant and colorful. They serve coffee for their guests or at least I got a free nice cup in the morning. They also give out lip balms with their store name on it, perfect for your little ones at home. Now I need to expand my suitcase to take all my finds home.