What to see in Municipality Nerja

The church Iglesia El Salvador in town of Nerja was built in 17th century. It is a mixture of moorish/mudéjar and baroque architectural styles....

Caves of Nerja are located to the east of town of Nerja, near to the village of Maro. They are officially recognised as an historical and artistic monument and are one of the most important Prehistoric archaeological sites in Spain.The caves dating back to some 5 million years ago and were first ...

The donkey sanctuary is situated on the east side of village of Nerja. It provides shelter and a safe home for many donkeys, horses, mules and other abandoned animals (such as dogs). There is no fee for admission although all kind of donations are greatly appreciated because the complex survives...

El Playazo is one of the Nerja beaches. It is situated to the West of the town, sort of round the corner from Torrecilla beach. El Playazo is the longest beach in Nerja and is a mixture of small to large pebbles with some fine sandy areas mainly close to the sea....

Burriana beach is located in a bay to the very east of town of Nerja, almost directly below the Capistrano area. The beach is nice and wide, about 800 meters long - a mixture of fine sand and pebbles.All the usual facilities are available there as restaurants, bar/cafes, shops (for souvenirs or...

Calahonda beach is situated at Nerja Costa del Sol. It is a small beach that is quite sheltered if there is a bit of a breeze. There are a lot of rocks on either side. The beach is sandy with a mix of small pebbles and sand. There can be hired sun-beds and umbrellas. The restaurant on the beach is...

The Eagle Aquadukt is located on the Barranco de la Coladilla near Nerja, on the Cazadores de Maro cliff, close to the N-340 main road. This is a XIX century aquaduct, built under the direction of local master builder Francisco Cantarero.The Aquadukt comprises 4-storeys of superimposed brick arcades...