🏛️ Historical Heritage
🏛️ Torrox Roman Site
A coastal complex beside the Torrox lighthouse comprising a villa, baths, necropolis and a salting factory, identified with ancient Caviclum.
Archaeological Site🌿 Nature
🏖️ Burriana Beach
Nerja's best-known beach, with golden sand and clean waters and a wide range of leisure and dining. Famous from the series Verano Azul.
Beach🏖️ Calahonda Beach (Nerja)
A small, picturesque cove right below the Balcón de Europa, surrounded by old fishermen's houses and rocks fallen into the sea.
Beach🥾 Chillar River
A limestone watercourse running through the Cahorros, marble gorges so narrow you can touch both walls while walking ankle-deep in the water.
River, lake or reservoir🏖️ Maro Coves
Beneath the Maro cliffs, small wild coves surrounded by subtropical vegetation, with waterfalls falling into the sea and seabeds ideal for snorkelling.
Beach🕳️ Nerja Cave
Known as the Cathedral of the Palaeolithic, it holds the world's largest natural column, 32 metres tall, and cave paintings over 40,000 years old.
Nature🏖️ Pino Cove and Barranco de Maro
In the Maro-Cerro Gordo Cliffs natural site, virtually untouched pebble coves with seabeds teeming with underwater life.
Beach🌲 Tejeda, Almijara and Alhama Natural Park
White marble ridges forming a natural border between Granada and Málaga, with great hiking routes overlooking the Mediterranean.
Natural Park🎭 Culture
🦴 Nerja Museum
It houses Palaeolithic and Roman remains of incalculable value, including Pepita, an Epipalaeolithic skeleton over 9,900 years old. The perfect complement to visiting the caves.
Museum🏄 Sports Activities
🛶 Kayaking at the Maro Cliffs
The star activity of the eastern Costa del Sol: kayak trips beneath hundred-metre cliffs, entering sea caves and passing under the Maro waterfall.
Watersports Easy🏄 Paddleboarding at Nerja
Calm waters of the eastern Costa del Sol ideal for paddleboarding, with outings from Burriana to the coves and caves of Maro.
Surf and kitesurf Easy🥾 Río Chillar Trail
The summer route par excellence: you walk in the riverbed with water up to your ankles to the Cahorros, a marble gorge barely two metres wide.
Hiking trail Moderate🪢 Río Chíllar Canyon
A gentle water descent through the Nerja Cahorros, with no compulsory abseils: you walk in the riverbed between two-metre-wide marble walls.
Canyoning Easy🤿 Snorkelling at Maro Cliffs
A protected natural site with crystal-clear coves, sea-level caves and shallow rocky bottoms teeming with life, perfect for snorkelling.
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