Rent a BMW X1 at Benalmádena
The BMW X1 is an example of our Family SUV class. Benalmádena is three towns stacked on a hillside — beachfront, Arroyo de la Miel and the old pueblo at the top. A car ties the levels together and puts Málaga Airport just 20 minutes away.
Available at Benalmádena
You'll get a BMW X1 or a similar car from our Family SUV class. Booking confirms the class, not the exact model.
Available at Benalmádena
You'll get a BMW X1 or a similar car from our Family SUV class. Booking confirms the class, not the exact model.
Specs
5 seats · 5 doors · automatic · petrol
Pickup at Benalmádena
Pickup points sit mainly on the Costa around Puerto Marina and the N-340 avenue; delivery to hotels on any of the three levels is common — worth it if you stay up in the pueblo.
Driving & parking
The A-7 along the bottom of town puts Málaga 25 minutes east and Fuengirola 10 minutes west. The climb to the pueblo is steep and winding — an automatic makes life easier.
Parking
Fine on the Costa — car parks at Puerto Marina and the beachfront. The pueblo is tight: park at its edge and walk in. Check hotel garage height limits for SUVs.
Cars like the BMW X1
Same class — different model. Pick up from Benalmádena.
Routes from Benalmádena
Worth the drive from Benalmádena
The famous cliff-hung walkway through the Gaitanes gorge is a one-way, two-entrance affair in the middle of nowhere — which makes a car by far the easiest way to do it, and turns the trip into a full lake-and-mountain day out.
A relaxed, family-friendly resort midway between Málaga and Marbella, with a 7 km promenade, a Moorish castle and one of Spain's best small zoos — and very easy parking.
A whitewashed village perched 400 metres above the Costa del Sol, twenty minutes up the hill from Fuengirola — postcard lanes, sweeping sea views and an easy first taste of white-village Andalusia.
The original Costa del Sol resort, just minutes from Málaga airport, pairs long sandy beaches with the old fishing quarter of La Carihuela — famed for its beachfront seafood. The handiest first or last stop of a trip.