Térmica Beach is a new residential complex located on the beachfront in the new golden mile of Malaga, a privileged spot to enjoy the sea with spectacular views. It stands out for its ideal location and strategic connections to Malaga airport, the old town, golf courses, and the marina. Its excellent climate allows for year-round beach enjoyment, along with a wide range of leisure, dining, and rel
Térmica Beach is a new residential complex located on the beachfront in the new golden mile of Malaga, a privileged spot to enjoy the sea with spectacular views. It stands out for its ideal location and strategic connections to Malaga airport, the old town, golf courses, and the marina. Its excellent climate allows for year-round beach enjoyment, along with a wide range of leisure, dining, and relaxation options. Térmica Beach consists of 173 homes, offering 1, 2, 3, and 4-bedroom apartments, as well as duplexes and penthouses featuring swimming pools on the terraces. All homes have large terraces with stunning sea views and an aerothermal system for air conditioning, an ecological and environmentally friendly energy source. Residents can also enjoy exceptional communal areas, including: - Infinity pool - Fully equipped gym - Coworking space - Sauna spa - Children’s area - Heated pool - Extensive gardens.
The Carretera de Cádiz corridor, running west along the coast from central Málaga, has undergone a significant transformation over the past decade and is now widely referred to as the city’s new golden mile. The area sits between the historic urban core and the established resort strip of the Costa del Sol, offering direct Mediterranean frontage with a more urban, connected character than the resort towns further west. The seafront here is defined by wide promenades, open beach access, and unobstructed sea views.
Daily life here centres on the beach and the Paseo Marítimo. El Palo and Pedregalejo, established fishing neighbourhoods with well-regarded chiringuitos and seafood restaurants, are a short drive east. Málaga’s historic centre, including the Mercado Central de Atarazanas and the Picasso Museum, is approximately fifteen minutes by car or tram.
The area is served by the Cercanías commuter rail line, with stations connecting directly to Málaga city centre in under ten minutes and to the María Zambrano high-speed rail hub. Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport is approximately eight kilometres west, reachable in around fifteen minutes by car or via the Cercanías C1 line, with direct flights to most major European cities and connections beyond.