Hot on the heels of the Costa del Sol, Malaga has long been one of Andalusia’s most popular holiday destinations. It’s not surprising, given the obvious charms of its sunny climate and long sandy beaches. However, there’s more to Malaga than first meets the eye. Malaga’s hidden gems are just waiting to be discovered. Don’t just sit there-grab a map, jump in your hire car and go exploring…
1.Nerja
This pretty Andalusian town is situated on the eastern ridge of the Costa del Sol, just a 50km drive outside of Malaga. The town is famous for its dramatic Maro cliffs, which harbor secluded coves and beautiful beaches like the famous Blue Flag Burriana Beach. The beach lends itself to a range of active holiday water sports including windsurfing, sailing and diving.
Having worked up an appetite, you’ll find plenty of waterfront eateries to tempt all palates. Fish is definitely the dish of the day here and it’s well worth sampling the low cost ‘just netted’ local seafood. Following a good feed, a stroll through the old town is advised. Nerja’s medieval center is steeped in history, evidence of...
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