About 50 kilometres north of Malaga lies Antequera, traditionally known as the geographical heart of Andalusia. This is where the main routes connecting the region’s four great cities – Cordoba, Granada, Seville and Malaga – all converge. With a population of around 42,000, Antequera surprises visitors with the richness and density of its heritage. Within […]Read more
The neighbourhood of Cancelada is the easternmost area of Estepona, bordering with the municipality of Marbella. Cancelada itself is like a tiny village located next to the highway A-7 and which retains its typical Andalusian character. The coastal part corresponding to Cancelada is El Saladillo and has a direct exit from the A-7.
Tucked halfway between the lively Marbella (43 km away) and the storied Gibraltar (32 km away), Puerto Duquesa in Manilva is a charming retreat on the westernmost edge of the Costa del Sol. Known as “the other Costa del Sol,” this marina captures the essence of a traditional Andalusian village while offering modern comforts, set […]Read more
Located in the eastern part of Marbella, about 13 km from the city centre in an environment of pine forests and beaches of dunes. Cabopino is one of the paradisiacal places of Marbella, located near the protected area Artola Dunes and the lovely little marina.
In the eastern Costa del Sol, in the heart of the mountainous area known as Axarquía, lies the beautiful white village of Torrox. Like all villages in this area, Torrox has a strong Muslim heritage, with narrow streets and whitewashed houses. This municipality stands out above the others, being known for having the “best climate […]Read more
Benahavís is a beautiful white mountain village and one of the most exclusive hidden gems on the Costa del Sol. Nestled between Marbella, Estepona and the Serranía de Ronda, just 7 kilometres from the coast, it combines the authentic charm of an Andalusí hill town with some of the most expensive luxury developments in Spain […]Read more
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