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| A place still exists on the Costa del Sol
that lies between small coves, beautiful sandy beaches, impressive
mountain scenery and untouched by high rise developments. At the easterly
end of the region, some 55 kilometres (35 miles) from Malaga (30 minutes
drive from Malaga's Airport along the new N340 motorway) you'll find
the pretty little town of Nerja. |
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| Nerja has 9kms of beaches, which includes
the famous Burriana beach. Last year this was once again awarded its
Blue Flag (EU standards for cleanliness and facilities). All major
water sports are available here, including scuba diving, water skiing,
surfing etc. |
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Calahonda beach |
From Burriana along to the
Calahonda beach, runs a scenic path that winds its way through the
rocks, little coves and secluded beaches. A fantastic walk way with
views second to none. Taking a stroll along this walkway you'll come
across the famous Balcon de Europa. This landmark has since become
the centre point of this picturesque town and at dusk it is the scene
of a relaxed 'paseo' as people stroll along the avenue of palm trees,
watching the sun set and the sea turn mauve. An ideal location to
sit at one of the cafes, sipping your drink and watch the world go
by! |
| The town & beaches are easily explored
on foot and whilst taking a leisurely stroll through the winding narrow
streets, you'll come across interesting shops, boutiques and quaint
cafes. Nerja has managed to keep its charm and character of a typical
Spanish village, with neat clean streets lined with white washed houses
with wrought iron terraces overflowing with beautiful geraniums. |
Nerja provides
lots of shopping opportunities, and each Tuesday a local market is
held. Tennis, squash, and golf are all within easy reach. You can
go for a quiet hike in the nearby mountains and, dotted in the hillside
you will find an Andalucian village with astounding views and tranquil
peace. From Nerja, such fascinating destinations as Granada, Seville,
Cordoba, Ronda, and even Morocco are within a day's travel.
With plenty of restaurants, cafes and bars to choose from.......you'll
never run out of different places to try! Dishes from tasty steaks
to tapas, international cuisine as well as the ubiquitous sausage,
eggs and chips! Also, locally caught fish.....and something you definitely
can't miss out on, is traditional 'Paella' at " Ayo's Beach Bar"
on Burriana beach. |
Ayo's Beach Bar |
| Located only 5km away from the beautiful
beaches of Nerja is the small village of Frigiliana (2,100 of population),
which is protected by the mountains that form the natural park "Sierra
Almijara". It's location gives "the best climate of Europe"
with average temperature of 25ºC in summer and 18ºC in winter. |
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| Also remaining are the old customs like
whitening the facades of the houses every few months and garnishing
them with flowers of all sorts. |
| For those who wish to see the beauty of
Andalucia at its most glorious, a visit to Frigiliana is essential.
In summary, for the beauty of it's landscapes, it's climate, it's
gastronomy and many other reasons, you must discover Frigiliana. |
| A DIFFERENT HOLIDAY THAT YOU WILL NEVER
FORGET. |
| We hope you have enjoyed reading about
Nerja town and the surrounding areas. If you have any queries, concerns
or need further help, please don't hesitate to contact
us.
Happy Holidays
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