Fans of nature can enjoy the stunning countryside around town, hiking and climbing the Sierra Almija hills. For those who are looking for alternative activities on their holidays, there is fishing, diving, paddlesurfing, kayak, water bikes, trekking, cycling, horseriding, jeep, paragliding and much more… There are several companies with authorized services with full guarantee.

The historic Centre starts at the Balcón de Europa (Balcony of Europe) which was constructed around 1487 and a Former 9th Century Castle which is now a view point above the sea. To the side of the Balcón, you will find the 17th Century El Salvador Church, constructed in baroque-mudejar style. You may also visit the 16th Century Nuestra Señora de las Angustias Hermitage with its paintings by the master Alonso Cano.  In the old area of town, typical small shops offer local craftwork and products of the area like honey and jams, including sweet wine and olive oil, of course our tropical fruits like mango and papaya also. At the beach the seafood restaurants where you can enjoy paella or fried fish, whilst the many international restaurants in town offer a wide variety of menus to suit all tastes.

If you are planning to visit Nerja make sure to visit too the Nerja Caves, the old aqueduct, Frigiliana village, Maro and the national park of Maro Cliffs.

Nerja festivals around the year:
– Feria
– Carnival
– Easter
– Festival Nerja Caves
– San Juan
– San Isidro