The accommodation is very tastefully furnished with an
attractive kitchen and all new modern appliances including an oven /
hob,washing machine fridge freezer tv and microwave oven.

The 2 bedrooms are fitted with single beds with room to fit another
camp bed if extra accommodation is required but this would only be
suitable for young children.The property has a wonderful
terrace, equipped with furniture, where you can sit out and enjoy
the breathtaking views of Nerjas wonderful coastline.

The property has a lovely shared community pool where a lifeguard is
in attendance at all times when open.

All linen is supplied including towels but excluding beach towels

Restaurants and tapas bars are everywhere, and all tastes are
catered for, from Andalucian to Indian, Mexican and even Greek.

Buses and taxis are available from the airport approximately 1 hour
away

Nerja is the most important town on the eastern Cost del Sol and has
grown rapidly, yet has escaped the excesses of ugly high rise
buildings that disfigfure much of the Costa.

The weather is very sunny and temperate as Nerja lies on a plain
almost surrounded by the Almijara and Alpujarra Sierras. It is
perfectly possible to ski on the slopes of the Sierra Nevada in the
morning, and sunbathe on the Nerja beaches in the afternoon.

Places To Visit

One of Nerja's many attractions is the Balcon de Europa, an unusual
promenade built on a small peninsula jutting into the Mediterranean,
and offering spectacular views along the rugged coastline. Visiting
Nerja in !885, King Alfonso stood on the peninsula, which had once
been home to a Moorish castle, and christened it "The Balcon de
Europa." Another world famous attraction is the awesome "Cuevas " at
Maro, a village east of Nerja.A theatre has been created within the
caverns and famous performers appear at the festival held there
every July.

Opening times:
July and August 09.30 - 8pm
Rest of year 09.30 - 6.30pm

The white villages of Frigiliana, Torrox Pueblo, Canillas de Albaida
and Competa are all nearby and all worth a visit. All have their
fiestas and Saints' days when colourful flamenco dresses are worn.
Semana Santa (Easter) is celebrated in all the towns and villages
with solemn Processions. Malaga's Semana Santa celebrations are
world famous.

St. Isidro offers a spectacular procession from the centre of Nerja
to Maro on May 15th. There are horse drawn floats and carriages,
magnificient riders on magnificient horses, and the girls and women,
and many men, wear splendid Fiesta outfits.

St Juan, on June 23rd, is celebrated on the beach, when camping
restrictions are lifted for the night, and all the world and his
wife seem to be there, lighting the traditional bonfires,
barbecueing, watching the fireworks and merry making until the wee
small hours.

The 16th July is the Dia del Virgen Carmen, the fishermen's Saint.
The statue from the Church of St. Salvador is carried by boat from
one of the beaches to the Balcon, and back to the Church. there is a
short service, then everyone celebrates.

Other places to visit:-

Alhambra / Ronda / Maro / Lake Vinuela / Velez-
Malaga / Granada / Benalmadena / Gibraltar / Malaga / Marbella /
Sevilla / Sierra Nevada