Muelle Uno

Very cool vibe for a walk and sightseeing. Good bars and restaurants here as well especially if you want to see some gorgeous yatchs on the marina.

It is a modern shopping and leisure area. A variety of shops, restaurants, and cafes line the waterfront. You can enjoy beautiful sea views while walking along the promenade, and various cultural events like art exhibitions and live performances are held throughout the area. It is connected to La Farola de Málaga.

So beautiful and lively place, lots of restaurants, bars, stalls with souvenirs, must to go and see!

Lovely promenade to take a leisurely stroll around the port. Shaded from wind by glass. Plenty of market stalls & cafe/bars/restaurants.

Bad about the toilets, there are few and very crowded. Nice walking area with small shops, souvenirs and restaurants.

It was ok. The food selection whilst broad was limited. The food when it came was average. The service was ok, had to be patient for get a beer. Mr Khan, (Imrans cousin) out front did a great selling job and was very friendly.

Beautiful relaxing walk along the marina. Multiple restaurants and deserts parlor, Little independent market stalls.

We parked our car at Muelle Uno, which is close to Malaga's marina area. For our family, this area was a great and convenient location to explore the rest of the city. The Christmas market huts were pretty and well-decorated, selling touristy trinkets and gifts. In my view, this is one of a better planned marinas with integrated shopping and eateries. There are plenty of these around, albeit you would pay a slight premium. We also did our city sightseeing bus and boat tours from this area. Overall, this place isn't an attraction in itself but a pleasant place for a stroll and there will be something for everyone.