Málaga Trip Overview
Enjoy these emblematic white villages on the coast of Malaga, fall in love with one of the most splendid areas of Andalusia, and visit the Balcón de Europa just one hour from Malaga.
Join us as we visit two villages on the Malaguena coast, a province known for its many hours of sun a year, its charming white villages and its great cultural and artistic heritage. Discover these two charming towns located on the coast of Andalusia.
Nerja is a coastal town belonging to the Axarquía region, from which you can see its famous Balcón de Europa and marvel at the incredible panoramic view of the sea.
Frigiliana is full of Andalusian culture; still retaining its Moorish structure today, its beauty is evident in the houses adorned with flowers, the smell of nature and the picturesque coast. Experience this city’s iconic Arab Castle and Fortress of Lizar, from which you can admire incredible panoramic views.
Semi-Private Transport. No more than 7 travelers.
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* Duration: 7 to 8 hours
* Starts: Málaga, Spain
* Trip Category: Outdoor Activities >> 4WD, ATV & Off-Road Tours
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What to Expect When Visiting Málaga, Andalucía, Spain
Enjoy these emblematic white villages on the coast of Malaga, fall in love with one of the most splendid areas of Andalusia, and visit the Balcón de Europa just one hour from Malaga.
Join us as we visit two villages on the Malaguena coast, a province known for its many hours of sun a year, its charming white villages and its great cultural and artistic heritage. Discover these two charming towns located on the coast of Andalusia.
Nerja is a coastal town belonging to the Axarquía region, from which you can see its famous Balcón de Europa and marvel at the incredible panoramic view of the sea.
Frigiliana is full of Andalusian culture; still retaining its Moorish structure today, its beauty is evident in the houses adorned with flowers, the smell of nature and the picturesque coast. Experience this city’s iconic Arab Castle and Fortress of Lizar, from which you can admire incredible panoramic views.
Semi-Private Transport. No more than 7 travelers.
The enormous prehistoric Caves of Nerja boast extensive grottoes, archaeological remains, and the world’s largest column, rising 105 feet (32 meters) up. The cave formations look like organ pipes, and the area’s evidence of human habitation stretches back 25,000 years to the Paleolithic Period. Galleries display artifacts, paintings, and skeletons unearthed since the caves were discovered in 1959.
