Paseo Marítimo el Pedregal, 11 · Pedregalejo

How to get to FOMO Playa.

Look for the blue building on the promenade. We’re right on the beach in Pedregalejo, the old fishing quarter east of Málaga city centre, between the Baños del Carmen and El Palo.

FOMO Playa’s blue two-storey façade with its red terrace on the Pedregalejo promenade
The blue building on the promenade.

By bus from the city centre

Two EMT city bus lines run from Alameda Principal and Paseo del Parque to Pedregalejo:

  • Line 11: runs along Alameda–Paseo del Parque and continues east along Avenida Juan Sebastián Elcano, just above Pedregalejo, towards El Palo.
  • Line 34: links the Alameda with Pedregalejo.

From the avenue it’s a short walk down to the seafront. Routes, stops and timetables change, so check them on the EMT Málaga website.

Walking or cycling along the coast

The scenic route. From La Malagueta beach, follow the seafront east: Paseo Marítimo Pablo Ruiz Picasso, the Baños del Carmen and, right after, the coves of Pedregalejo. It’s about four kilometres as the crow flies from the city centre, with the sea on your right the whole way.

By car

Pedregalejo has its own exit on the A-7 motorway. The restaurant’s Google profile lists free street parking and a free car park; in summer and at weekends, allow extra time.

Málaga City Council has carried out a full renovation of the Pedregalejo promenade. If you’re driving, check for closures or access changes on malaga.eu.

By taxi or ride-hailing

Ask to be dropped at Paseo Marítimo el Pedregal, 11. If the car can’t reach the promenade, get out on the avenue and walk down towards the sea.

Accessibility

The restaurant’s Google profile lists a wheelchair-accessible entrance. If you need anything specific, just ask the team when you arrive.

Quick questions

Where is FOMO Playa?

At Paseo Marítimo el Pedregal, 11, in Pedregalejo (29017 Málaga), right on the beachfront. Look for the blue two-storey building with the red terrace.

Where is Pedregalejo?

Pedregalejo is an old fishing quarter in Málaga’s eastern district, on the coast between the Baños del Carmen and El Palo.

Which buses go to Pedregalejo?

EMT Málaga lines 11 and 34 connect the city centre (Alameda Principal and Paseo del Parque) with Pedregalejo. Check current stops and timetables on the EMT website.

Is there parking nearby?

According to the restaurant’s Google profile, there is free street parking and a free car park. On beach days and weekends, allow extra time.

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