Nerja is a small town nestling in the gentle foothills of the Sierra Almujara Mountains; perched on the top of small cliffs with panoramic views in both directions. The town still retains its intimate Moorish street plan entered around the Balcón de Europa.

Luckily tourism has not spoilt this part of Spain, with its narrow cobbled streets full of quaint shops and characteristic tapas bars where one can take a drink and try out some of the local specialities. Though still an andaluz community of character, Nerja springs to life during the summer months with visitors from all over the world.

Nerja town boasts no less than 7 beaches some of which can be seen from the lovely coastal path walkway which starts from the fisherman beach Calahonda, in the east side of the Balcón de Europa, and meanders its way through palmtrees and cliffs to the famous Burriana, the last beach of Nerja, giving you a change to sample all the coves and inlets along its route.