There is much to see and do in the area. For beach fun you can take a 30 minute drive to the nearest beach in Torre del Mar with its Chiringuitos (beach bar), a wide selection of good restaurants and a vibrant nightlife. The wide promenade of Torre del Mar is graced by a wonderful… Lees verder

Alcaucin (6.2 miles) is definitely worth a visit. It is as if time has stood still in this village. The authentic old houses stick to the steep mountainside. The narrow streets open onto a sunny village square (plaza), where villagers still get water from a clear spring. The square also features cozy cafes and restaurants…. Lees verder

Velez-Malaga (13.6 miles km) is a typical Andalusian town with narrow streets, alleys and squares and a beautiful avenue called “Paseo de Andalusia” with centuries old trees, named “walking trees” ( because of their ability to let down their roots from the branches above ), and a big fountain. There are many interesting small shops… Lees verder

We definitely recommend you to follow the coastal route to what was once the medieval fishing town of Nerja (29 miles); the most beautiful town on the coast! Cars are banned from the centre of Nerja; you leave your car in a parking garage, from which the boulevard is easily accessed. The boulevard is aptly… Lees verder

Malaga (36 miles), the city of Picasso, is a big city with an international sea port and airport. Recently, the city has opened many new museums, including a branch of the Centre Pompidou and shows a part of the Russian Museum collection. Moreover, it has great shopping, an atmospheric “Arab Quarter” including Arab Baths, many… Lees verder

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]El Caminito del Rey is one of the most impressive and sometimes dangerous mountain trails in the world. The “Path of the King”, in El Chorro close to Malaga, is a narrow mountain path leading up steep slopes of a narrow gorge. The path had largely collapsed and therefore has been closed for years. In… Lees verder

A visit to the city of Granada is a highlight of culture. Granada itself is a college city with great shopping and a beautiful centre with many restaurants and lots of buildings of interest that are well worth viewing. A visit to Granada means you must go to The Alhambra: the complex of Moorish royal… Lees verder

The Mezquita is an impressive building in Cordoba. The Moors built this mosque on the site of a former hospice. The mosque has been enlarged several times. After the fall of the Moors, an impressive Catholic church was built inside the Mosque, in which masses are held to this day. Cordoba is a beautiful city… Lees verder