Nerja Holidays

Balcon de Europa:

Also known as the “Balcony of Europe”, a stunning promenade is built along a cliff, affording magnificent views up and down the coast. The sweeping panoramic vistas have a backdrop of the Almijara mountain.

Old Town:

With stunning views, narrow cobbled streets, local stores, and a variety of restaurants Nerja Old Town has it all.

Stunning beaches:

Nerja is home to a variety of stunning sandy beaches, from large beaches with fantastic facilities to hidden gems located in small alcoves.

Culinary Delights:

Nerja is full of culinary delights with various options from fast food, international flavours, and most importantly traditional Spanish delicacies.

Hiking:

Nerja is known for its fantastic hiking trails from the stunning views on the El Cielo hike to the spectacular Rio Chillar river walk.

Playa de Burriana:

Burriana is one of the most popular beaches in Nerja with golden sands and fantastic facilities for a family holiday to Nerja!

Playa de Marro:

Discover your very own paradise with this small hidden gem just a few kilometres from the centre surrounded by mountains.

Calahonda Beach:

The Balcón de Europa is located right above this small sandy beach with nearby restaurants and bars to relax in.

Playa Carabeo:

Explore this hidden cove right by the Old Town and enjoy the serene atmosphere as you avoid the crowds.

Torrecilla Beach:

This sandy beach is extremely accessible with great facilities and stunning views to enjoy as you bask in the sun!

Caves of Nerja:

The famous Caves of Nerja are a fascinating attraction with 20.000-year-old paintings to discover.

Caminito Del Rey:

Take a day trip to Caminito Del Rey and walk this breathtaking narrow walkway and admire the fantastic views.

Horse drawn carriage:

Hop in a horse drawn carriage to wander the old quarter of Nerja and take in the scenery at a leisurely pace.

Eagle Aqueduct:

This historical bridge contains stunning Spanish architecture and can be admired from a nearby area to enjoy the views and take the iconic photo.

Frigiliana:

Just 6km away, Frigilana is a picturesque traditional white village that makes a fantastic day trip with lovely restaurants and scenery to enjoy.

Espetos:

Famous all over costa del sol this delicacy is made up of fish usually sardines being grilled over an open fire giving them a delicious smoky taste.

Ajoblanco:

This traditional cold soup is usually made with almonds, oil, and garlic and can also be enjoyed as a drink.

Cabrito a la nerjeña:

This tasty dish is a traditional delicacy that consists of kid meat and usually served with almonds, garlic, pepper, and paprika.

Fresh Seafood:

The seafood in Nerja is freshly sourced every day and can be enjoyed in one of the many lovely restaurants in the area.

Emblanco:

Emblanco is a Spanish fish soup made with white fish and vegetables and is the ultimate comfort food.

Walking & Cycling:

Walking or cycling are fantastic ways to explore Nerja at your own pace with many attractions within a short distance of each other. Walk through the cobbled streets of the Old Town and stop whenever you want to enjoy the fabulous shops and restaurants!

Buses:

The bus stop is located just a 15-minute walk from the centre and the bus will bring you directly to Malaga City with stops along the way.

Horse & Carriage:

Go back in time and take the traditional route by exploring the charming streets on horse and carriage!

Car Rental:

Enjoying the freedom of exploring Nerja by car as well as its surrounding areas. At Click&Go, we’ve partnered with Cartrawler to provide Affordable and Reliable Car Hire.

Tourist Train:

Take the tourist train directly to Nerja Caves and take in the stunning scenery as you travel through the streets of Nerja.

Taxis:

Although taxis can be expensive, they are a fast and convenient way to get around but make sure to book ahead when travelling to the airport!