Rincón de la Victoria is considered one of the municipalities of the highest quality in the whole province of Malaga, throughout its 28.5 square kilometres. Located in the Axarquia region and integrated in the metropolitan area of the capital, it stands out especially for its beaches. It may not be the most beautiful village in Malaga, but it does have some of the best beaches on the coast of Malaga.
Among them is Los Rubios Beach, a semi-urban beach 20 metres wide and 1.1 kilometres long, being very busy in high season; Cala del Moral Beach, a beach 1.3 metres long and 40 metres wide; Rincón de la Victoria Beach, 3.6 kilometres long and 30 metres wide; or Torre de Benagalbón Beach, 700 metres long and 25 metres wide. These are the four best beaches you can visit in Rincón de la Victoria.
Apart from enjoying its natural surroundings, it has different monuments and places of interest for any visitor who decides to set foot in this municipality, being able to visit the Castle of Bezmiliana, an 18th century fortress; the Roman site of Torre de Benagalbón; the Benalgalbón Oil Mill; the aqueduct of the Benalgalbón stream; or the Archaeological Park of the Mediterranean.
Despite being one of the lesser known towns on the Costa del Sol, and therefore one of the least visited, it offers many possibilities. It is a Costa del Sol very different from Marbella, Torremolinos or Fuengirola, being more focused on family tourism and mostly national.
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