Palmeral de las Sorpresas, Málaga’s Waterfront Oasis




The Palmeral de las Sorpresas is a 20 000 m² palm-lined promenade on Muelle 2 of Málaga harbor, designed by Jerónimo Junquera. Over 400 palm trees rise among mulberries, olive trees and orange groves, blending city and sea.
Design & Features
- Pergolas & palms: green columns offering shade and breeze.
- Green lawns: lawns and flowerbeds for relaxation and picnics by the sea.
- Play areas: swings, slides and interactive fountains for children.
- Cruise terminal: elegant passenger access point.
- Cultural pavilions: exhibition and workshop spaces.
- Kiosk-bars: refreshment stands along the walk.
Rules of Use
- No swimming or dock access (marked by glass barriers).
- No skates or scooters; bikes only on designated paths.
- Respect street furniture and keep the area clean.
How to Enjoy
- Family strolls: ideal for children with play zones and fresh air.
- Sea-view relaxation: benches and sunbeds overlooking the Mediterranean.
- Cultural events: check pavilion schedules for exhibitions and concerts.
- Meeting point: central location with easy public transport access.
Discover the Palmeral de las Sorpresas, let the palms whisper and experience Málaga from its waterfront oasis.
How to get there
Se puede acceder al recinto desde la plaza de la Marina, desde el Muelle 1 y desde el Paseo de los Curas -hacia la mitad del mismo-.
Decimal: 36.718611°, -4.415278°
DMS: 36°43'07" N, 4°24'55" O