Villas in Nerja
With a dramatic backdrop of the Sierra de Tejeda mountains, picturesque beaches plus countless rocky coves, Nerja is one of the most beautiful regions of Andalucía. Still retaining its charm and genuine Spanish character, the focal point of the town is a magnificent marble-paved promenade, El Balcon de Europa, which juts out on a rocky outcrop between two bays. Stroll here and enjoy stunning views, street entertainers and irresistible ice cream. Nearby, why not venture into the famous Cuevas de Nerja to see prehistoric cave paintings and the longest stalactites in the world – all 63 metres long. The majority of our properties enjoy tranquil locations off the beaten track, and are accessed by driving along scenic mountain roads.
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You'll discover a different side to your destination when you venture further afield.
Natural areas of beautyThe Nerja Caves or Cuevas de Nerja are one of Spain's most popular historical sites and are well worth a visit during your time in Andalucia. The impressive caverns stretch for around 5km and, located outside of Nerja town, can be reached by car or by bus.
Balcon de Europa is also known as the Balcony of Europe gives you breathtaking views across Nerja. It was formally used as a fortress to keep away British priates now is one of the main attractions to get the best views in Nerja. The area is completely pedestrianised lined with cafes, restaurants and ice cream palours a buzzing environment day and night. Balcon de Europa was built by King Alfonso XII and there is a life size statue of him at the far end of the balcony.
Water ParksThere are two popular water parks both located within a 30 minute drive of Nerja. One to the west in Torre del Mar and one to the East in Almunecar. (Both are open during high season, June-Sept)
Regions to visitVisit the Province of Granada and the majestic Alhambra Palace. Situated over an hour in land from Nerja, Alhambra can be reached by car or organised coach trip.
The old townWalk the cobbled streets of Nerja old town sampling local wine and tapas or shopping for souvenirs.
MuseumsMuseo de Nerja opened to the public in 2011 and is tightly linked with the Caves of Nerja foundation. They display artefacts from accross the years back to prehistoric times, show casing a lot of artefacts from the Caves of Nerja. The museum is open all year round but in July and August has extended opening hours.
Churches / CathedralsInglesia El Salvador is located in the centre of Nerja next to the Balcon de Europa and the town's old guards tower. Dating back to the 16th Century, this church is still popular with locals and tourists today.
Activities
Land activities:
Tennis courts, Bike hire, Fishing, Horse riding
Water activities:
Other water activites
Kayaking
Other:
Banana boats, Pedaloes, Scuba diving, Snorkelling
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