Malaga

This major city is less than an hour away and offers attractions like the Alcazaba fortress, the Roman Theatre, and the Picasso Museum.

Malaga is the ideal destination for those looking for a perfect combination of sunny beaches, art and gastronomy. Stroll through the historic center, visit the Picasso Museum and be amazed by the Alcazaba, a symbol of the city. Enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of the Port of Malaga and taste fresh fish in a beach bar in front of the sea. Malaga has everything you need for an unforgettable getaway

It is an ideal place for winter sports lovers. It is prepared for everyone, from expert skiers to beginners. The levels of the ski slopes in the Sierra Nevada range from the simplest to the most complicated, and there are very few places where you can swim in the sea in the morning and ski in the afternoon.

Granada: The Magic of the Alhambra and the Enchantment of the Albaicín

Located about an hour’s drive inland, the historic city of Granada is a major day trip option. You can explore the city and its Moorish quarter, the Albaicín, and tour the famous Alhambra palace complex. Booking tickets for the Alhambra in advance is highly recommended.

In Granada, history comes alive with every corner you visit. Tour the majestic Alhambra, a world-renowned architectural treasure, and get lost in the narrow streets of the Albaicín, where the Moorish past is still in the air. End your day with a flamenco show in Sacromonte and a tapa accompanied by unforgettable views, an ideal place for winter sports lovers. It is prepared for everyone, from ski experts to beginners. The levels of the ski slopes in the Sierra Nevada range from the simplest to the most complicated, and there are very few places where you can swim in the sea in the morning and ski in the afternoon.

Seville

The Essence of Art and Tradition The Andalusian capital invites you to enjoy its vibrant culture and warmth. Marvel at the grandeur of the Giralda and the cathedral, or take a romantic stroll through the Real Alcazar and the Santa Cruz neighborhood. Relax by the Guadalquivir River or enjoy a flamenco show in its homeland. Seville is pure passion, history and joy.

Córdoba

A Journey to the Heart of Al-Andalus Cordoba is a jewel that combines centuries of history and architectural beauty. Its iconic Mosque-Cathedral is a spectacle not to be missed. Walk through the flowery streets of the Jewish Quarter and discover its patios full of color and life. This destination invites you to enjoy its glorious past and unique hospitality.

Frigiliana: Just a 10-minute bus ride, Frigiliana is one of Andalusia’s most famously beautiful white villages. Its narrow, cobbled Moorish-era streets are lined with whitewashed houses decorated with colorful ceramic tiles and vibrant flowers. The village offers panoramic views of the coast and is the starting point for the scenic El Fuerte hike.

El Acebuchal: Known as the “Lost Village,” this tiny, secluded white hamlet was abandoned for decades before being restored. Several tour operators offer guided trips to the village, often including lunch.

Cómpeta: This white village is known as the wine capital of the Axarquía region and is known for its sweet local wine. It has lovely views of the mountains and the sea.

The Mudejar Route: Explore the unique architecture of smaller villages like Árchez, Salares, and Canillas de Aceituno, which feature old mosque minarets incorporated into their churches.

 

Coastal exploration and nature

Cliffs of Maro-Cerro Gordo: This protected natural park, just east of Nerja, features rugged cliffs, hidden coves, and pristine waters.

Kayaking and snorkeling: Kayak tours are a popular way to explore the coastline, allowing you to paddle past waterfalls that cascade into the sea and access sea caves. The area is known for its marine life and clear water, making it ideal for snorkeling.

La Herradura: Located just over the border in Granada province, this is a quieter coastal alternative to Nerja. It is known for its beautiful bay and relaxed atmosphere.

Río Chíllar: In the summer, locals flock to this river for a refreshing “wet hike” directly through the cool water. It runs between Frigiliana and Nerja, offering a fun way to cool down. Be sure to wear water shoes and bring a dry bag for your belongings.

Adventure day trips

Caminito del Rey: For a serious adrenaline rush, take a day trip to the Caminito del Rey, a famous walkway pinned to the high walls of a gorge. Several tour operators in Nerja arrange transport for this excursion.

El Saltillo trail: Often called the “Caminito del Rey of the Axarquía,” this certified hiking trail features a stunning suspension bridge over a gorge. It is located near the village of Canillas de Aceituno.