Hi, Many many people do cycle the Paseo Maritimo, so if you take care and give way to pedestrians there should not be a problem. It is not entirely clear whether you are able to cycle on the paseo, or not. It is quite a wide paseo in most places, so generally there is enough space for everyone. The paseo is about 6.7km long. One end has the Castillo Souhail of Fuengirola and it is difficult to cycle much beyond here. At the other end is the area known as Carihuela and by this time you will have passed Fuengirola Port and Marina and Los Boliches. Outside of these extremes you would have to use the main coast road to get any further and that is something that I would not recommend.

Try the skate park bar and restaurant near to the Miramar shopping centre. It’s lively, vibrant, the food is lovely,freshly cooked and it’s full of children skateboarding and using the fitness park right next to it. You order the food and get a number, which they call out when it’s ready and go to collect. The vast amount of locals eating here probably says it all. We’ve been there a few times and it’s excellent value for money. Probably about a 10-15 minute walk from the seafront. Also near to this is the crazy golf. It closes about seven but they do food and drink as well. The service here was excellent. Not as cheap as skatepark but food very nice.

Palma is in Majorca - an island of the east coast of Spain. Fuengirola is in the south of Spain. There are probably a Paseo Maritimo in a lot of Spanish coastal towns - make sure you get the right one :)

hya yeah loads ov bus stops and the train too x