La Casa de la Yaya is a true getaway with heart, history, and southern charm. It once belonged to a local grandma who cooked with the sea breeze blowing through the windows — a home filled with generations, love, and the scent of toast, salt air, and jasmine. Now fully renovated, it offers everything you need: brand-new beds, a modern kitchen and bathroom, two terraces, and a top location — just 30 real steps from the beach — in Málaga’s last authentic fishing neighborhood. This isn’t just a place to stay — it’s a place to feel. Enjoy sunny breakfasts, quiet coastal strolls, and total relaxation (with strong Wi-Fi, of course). Simple, cozy, and full of soul — it feels like home, with the Mediterranean right outside your door.

Welcome to La Casa de la Yaya! We’re truly happy to have you here. This isn’t just a beachside home — it’s a space filled with family history, warmth, and soul. Once my grandmother’s house, it has been fully renovated so you can enjoy every comfort while still feeling its original charm and simplicity. Hosting guests here means a lot to us. We love seeing people discover this unique old fishing neighborhood, enjoy sunny breakfasts on the terrace, and feel instantly at home. Every guest adds a new story to this place, and we’re grateful to share it with those who appreciate its spirit. We hope you soak up the sea breeze, the calm atmosphere, and the local rhythm — and leave with a real and beautiful memory of southern Spain. Thanks so much for choosing us. If you need anything, we're always here to help.

🌊 What Guests Love Most About the Neighborhood What truly wins people over is the authentic local vibe. You're in the last traditional fishing neighborhood of Málaga city — a place where you’ll still see small boats coming in, neighbors chatting in the streets, and the smell of grilled sardines at sunset. No mass tourism here — just the real south of Spain, with a calm rhythm, Andalusian charm, and the sea right at your doorstep. 🧭 Local Tips & Recommendations 🍽️ Where to Eat (all walking distance): El Tintero – Famous for its shouting waiters and endless plates of fried fish. Fun and local. Casa Pedro – Traditional seafood spot with fresh catch daily. La Taberna de Juan – A modern take on tapas with good wines and relaxed vibes. Las Acacias – Perfect for a calm beachfront breakfast. 🏖️ Things to Do Nearby: Walk the seaside promenade through El Palo and Pedregalejo — full of local bars, ice cream, and a relaxed atmosphere. Watch the sunset from the sand with a grilled sardine skewer (espeto) and a cold beer. Rent a bike and follow the bike path all the way to Málaga's historic center. Visit the local fishing port at sunrise — still active and full of character. 🖼️ Cultural Spots Worth Visiting: Picasso Museum Málaga (20 mins by car or bus). Carmen Thyssen Museum & Centre Pompidou Málaga. La Alcazaba & the Roman Theater – Ancient history right downtown. Málaga Cathedral, lovingly nicknamed “La Manquita” (The One-Armed Lady). 🧡 Host’s Personal Tip: Wake up early and walk along the beach while everything is still quiet. Grab a coffee at a beach bar and listen to the locals talk. That’s part of the experience, too.