Rental PRIVATE OWNERS Nerja : 

Benefiting from a privileged geographical location along the Costa del Sol, in Spain, the seaside resort of Nerja is the ideal place for holiday lovers under the sign of sun and discovery.

Under the Andalusian sun, walk through the small alleys with white houses of this ancient fishing village, and walk up to the statue of Alfonso XII: it seems that the wishes made at the foot of this monument are always fulfilled... On foot, by bike or by carriage, all means are good to discover the magnificent landscapes of Nerja. Climb up to the "balcony of Europe" : from this natural promontory above the sea, you will have an unobstructed view over the bay and the surrounding mountains. Below, you can share a few moments of relaxation with family or friends on the beaches and in the coves nestled on the cliffside.

The Playa Carabeillo is surely one of the most beautiful beaches in Nerja. Both secret and quiet, protected by cliffs and lush vegetation, it is ideal for a quiet sunbath. Calahonda beach is one of the most popular beaches in the region, thanks to its turquoise water and paradisiac panorama. To your masks and snorkels ! Water sports enthusiasts will be able to practice numerous activities such as diving, sailing and water skiing along the 15 kilometres of beaches of this Andalusian town.

After a long day of idleness, make an excursion to the surprising white village of Frigiliana, only 6 kilometres north of Nerja. Frequently cited as the most beautiful village in Andalusia, Frigiliana has a beautiful historical centre that you can easily visit on foot. Its hill, its maze of cobbles and its magnificent houses decorated with colourful flowers give it the air of a postcard.

The caves of Nerja attract many visitors every year. Harboring rock paintings over 42,000 years old (they could even be the oldest of humanity), these caves with impressive stalactites and stalagmites will transport you to the origins of humanity. With this visit, history lovers will also take a tour of the Nerja Museum, retracing the history of the city from the Palaeolithic to the present day.

Andalusia is famous for its festive evenings, and Nerja is no exception. The city hosts many festivals between June and September, such as the Nerja Cave Festival in July, but also the night of Saint John in June : on this occasion, the city is teeming with people, both in its streets and on its beaches, where holidaymakers and inhabitants share barbecues, songs and traditional dances until sunrise.

Finally, how not to evoke the generosity of Andalusian cuisine ? Perfect for Spanish temperatures in summer, gazpacho is one of the region's specialities. Salmorejo, but also fried fish, shellfish, tapas and local hams will also be on your holiday menus.