Direct cremation
Without an attended viewing or ceremony; a memorial can be arranged later.
Professional funeral care
Funeral services in Málaga and the Costa del Sol
We arrange dignified funerals for local and international families, explain the choices clearly and remain available from the first call through to final documentation.
Which type of cremation feels right for your family?
The main difference is the kind of farewell you would like. You do not need to decide before calling.
Cremation with private viewing
An arranged private goodbye before cremation, without necessarily holding a formal ceremony.
Cremation with ceremony
An attended farewell with the venue, format and personal details agreed with the family.
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+34 951 780 180For immediate help, call +34 951 780 180. If a Spanish funeral-insurance policy exists, you may still have a choice of funeral director. Call Serenity before signing or authorising arrangements elsewhere.
Care provided by Serenity
How we care for your loved one Our own funeral home, our own accountable team
When a person is brought into our care, Serenity's funeral directors and morticians coordinate the professional care, documentation and family communication from our own facility in Alhaurín de la Torre.
Complete funeral care
Funeral Services in Málaga & the Costa del Sol
From direct cremation to a private viewing, a personal ceremony, burial or international repatriation, one experienced team coordinates the details.
Complete funeral care
Direct cremation
A straightforward cremation without a formal ceremony or public viewing, handled with the same professional care as every Serenity service.
Direct cremation
Care, viewing and cremation
Cremation with private viewing
A dignified cremation with time for close family to spend a private, unhurried goodbye at the location confirmed with the family before the cremation.
Cremation with private viewing
Care, ceremony and cremation
Cremation with ceremony
An attended religious or non-religious farewell with music, readings and personal tributes, followed by cremation.
Cremation with ceremony
Complete funeral care
Burial services
We coordinate the practical and ceremonial elements of a burial, working with the family, cemetery and relevant authorities.
Burial services
Complete funeral care
International repatriation
Serenity coordinates the return of a deceased person from mainland Spain to another country, communicating with the family, consulate, airline and receiving funeral director.
International repatriation
Complete funeral care
Ashes at sea
We can arrange a private boat and a calm, respectful setting for families wishing to scatter ashes at sea along the Costa del Sol.
Ashes at seaHow we help
Local knowledge. International understanding.
Serenity supports Spanish and international families across Málaga, the Costa del Sol and wider southern Spain. We communicate clearly, coordinate with hospitals, registries, crematoria, cemeteries and consulates, and keep your family informed.
- Available 24 hours a day, every day
- Support in English, Spanish, French, German and Dutch
- One team for funeral care, legal documentation and repatriation
- Funeral Director of the Year – Spain, Prestige Awards 2025/26
Family information & guidance
Practical help for families
Straightforward guidance for the questions families most often face after a death in Spain.
Immediate practical guidance
The First 24 Hours After a Death in Spain
Most families do not need to solve every decision immediately. The priority is the correct medical and official process, choosing the funeral director you want, and giving them authority to coordinate the next steps.
Read this guidePaperwork made clearer
Documents Needed After a Death in Spain
The exact documents depend on the circumstances and the service required. Gathering the basics early helps Serenity deal with registries, crematoria, cemeteries, consulates and airlines more efficiently.
Read this guideMaking the right choices
Arranging a Funeral in Spain: A Family Guide
Once the immediate legal steps are under control, the funeral can be shaped around the person's wishes, the family's beliefs, timing, budget and whether relatives are travelling from abroad.
Read this guide24/7
Has someone died?
Call our 24-hour team before making arrangements elsewhere. We will explain the next step calmly and clearly.
Plan ahead with clarity
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