Plaže na Cerro Gordo

This place is a typical Spanish family spot, but there's a second area that's more secluded and nudist. The food is alright, but it's overpriced for the location. When the wind isn't blowing, the snorkeling is alright, but don't expect to see a lot of fish.

This spot is definitely worth the trip from Malaga city or the outskirts. Once you arrive, you can't help but be mesmerized by the stunning views, the warm sun, and the sand between your toes. The water is so refreshing, you won't want to leave! huge and there are plenty of places to rent sunbeds, cabanas, and even tents right on the beach. There are lots of restaurants and bars offering drinks, snacks, and meals to keep you hydrated throughout your visit. When the weather is nice, try out some of the water activities they offer like kayaking, snorkeling, and more - all for a great price of just 10 euros!

I would say this is the best beach out of all the ones nearby.

La Caletilla is a petite beach, measuring no more than 50m long and 15m deep, situated to the west of the Balcón de Europa in Nerja. On occasion, the weather can be so extreme that the beach vanishes altogether. Yet, despite its size and the occasional disappearance, La Caletilla is easy to access and well worth a visit.

This beach has a nice mix of sand and pebbles, and offers plenty of lounge rentals for 10 euros (cash only) which includes two chairs and an umbrella. Additionally, there are small beach bars where you can purchase drinks to enjoy on your lounges.

This spot is a small, secluded spot that is usually quite tranquil but can get quite busy on the weekends. Access is a bit tricky as you have to go down a few steps to get to the beach. There are no amenities, so remember to bring your own food and drinks. In the past, there was an ice cream stall, but it was gone when we last visited. The sand here is a distinctive gray color.