Mijas - all beaches

Horrible. The dirty sand every day is full of cigarette butts, band-aids and cans. Water with screems of people. Footbaths do not work to save water The entire beach is occupied by beach bars so there is no space for your umbrella, playing with children or animals.

Playa de Santa Ana is situated at Benalmadena beach in the Malaga district. It's a great spot if you enjoy tourist attractions. However, if you have a more laid-back, hippie vibe like I do, this isn't the place for you. The area is filled with older folks strolling with their grandkids among the numerous upscale bars and restaurants. I spent five days here only because a friend invited me, but I definitely won't be returning.

Playa de Santa Ana is situated on Benalmadena beach in the Malaga district. Although it's a great spot for those who like to take in the sights, if you're more of a laid-back and chill kind of person, it's not the place for you. The area is populated by a lot of older folks strolling with their grandkids, with lots of fancy restaurants and bars around. I visited for five days, but I won't be returning.

Playa Bonita Beach is absolutely incredible! A true paradise - the perfect place to relax and enjoy the sun. From the stunning views to the inviting waters, this beach is sure to make your vacation memorable. The atmosphere is peaceful and the staff is friendly. You can't help but feel at ease here. A must-visit for anyone looking for a fantastic beach experience.

The beach is incredibly stunning and perfect for the summer season. However, one drawback is that the majority of the sandy area is taken up by rental loungers, which cost €6 each. If you don't arrive early, it can be difficult to find an available lounger. Apart from that, everything else is fantastic.

The weather here in March is absolutely delightful - 16 days of sunshine and only 17 days of rain. It's a marvelous time to visit, especially since the beach has beautiful gray fine sand.