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Almuñécar: more than a destination,
an experience to repeat

Discover Almuñécar, a corner of the Costa Tropical where sun, beach and nature meet in perfect harmony. Its kilometres of golden sands, enviable climate and the lushness of its tropical and subtropical vegetation create a unique setting in Europe. A place where every walk, every sunset and every experience becomes an unforgettable memory.

Location

Almuñécar, on the Costa Tropical near Málaga, offers 26 beaches, a mild climate and coves for every taste. Sea activities for everyone: diving, sailing, kayaking or excursions, with a marina and boat rental.

Festivals and celebrations

Almuñécar fills with colour and tradition during its carnivals and the popular Burial of the Sardine. The Festival of the Virgen de la Antigua stands out, featuring a night-time sea procession to Puerta del Mar beach, accompanied by decorated boats and culminating in a spectacular fireworks display at Peñones del Santo.

Nature

For nature lovers, Almuñécar offers many surprising spots. Among them is the Peña Escrita Ecological Complex, located at 1,100 metres above sea level on a natural balcony overlooking Sierra Nevada, the Alpujarra valley and the meeting point between the tropical coastline and the Mediterranean.

Discover the charm of Nerja

Nerja, located on the coast of Málaga, combines crystal-clear beaches such as Burriana, Calahonda and La Caletilla with the impressive Nerja Cave, with formations more than 40,000 years old.

Location

Nerja, located about 50 km east of Málaga, is a coastal town with around 22,000 inhabitants that combines nature, history and culture. Its crystal-clear beaches and the famous Nerja Cave attract visitors from all over the world, while its historic centre, full of picturesque streets, restaurants and traditional bars, offers an authentic atmosphere. The town also stands out for its cultural festivals, such as the International Festival of Music and Dance of the Nerja Cave, held every summer and filling the town with life and colour.

Beaches and coves of Nerja

Nerja offers a wide variety of beaches and coves along its Mediterranean coastline. Among the most notable:
  • Burriana Beach: the largest and most popular, with many services.
  • El Cañuelo Cove: secluded and crystal-clear, perfect for snorkelling and diving, in the Maro-Cerro Gordo nature reserve.
  • Calahonda Beach: small and peaceful, below the Balcón de Europa.
  • Maro Cove: surrounded by cliffs and Mediterranean vegetation, 5 km from the town.

Must-see places

Nerja offers many places you shouldn’t miss: Nerja Cave, the iconic Balcón de Europa, the historic Eagle Aqueduct, the Hermitage of Las Angustias, the churches of El Salvador and Las Maravillas, and the Nerja History Museum. Every corner combines history, culture and Mediterranean charm.

Festivals and celebrations

Nerja comes alive throughout the year with events that combine tradition and culture. Highlights include the Nerja Fair in honour of the Virgen de las Angustias in October, the solemn Holy Week celebrations, the magical Night of San Juan in June, and the International Festival of Music and Dance at the Nerja Cave during July and August, featuring local and international artists.