Guide to Nerja

The pretty town of Nerja lies around an hour east of Malaga on a largely unspoiled stretch of coast line. With none of the concrete high rise buildings you see on the coast to the west of Malaga, these beaches and the glorious Nerja weather attract ever growing numbers of holiday makers to the area.

The central point of the town is the Balcon de Europa. The winding streets of the town lead down to this tree lined promenade which reaches towards North Africa jutting as it does over the cliffs and out to sea. The best views of the town and surrounding area are from the Balcon de Europa and at night you will find street traders, musicians and dancers which make the place feel incredibly vibrant.

Just 35 miles south of Granada, accommodation in Nerja leaves you perfectly placed to explore the two most popular tourist attractions in Andalucia; the Alhambra and the Nerja Caves. The Alham

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Nerja bus station is really a bus station in name only. Located on the N-340 at the top end of town it is really just a layby with a small kiosk to buy tickets. Coming into Nerja the giveaway will be that everyone starts getting off the bus. The layby in question is on Avenida de Pescia near the BP petrol station and Plaza Cantarero, look out for the Alsa (the bus company) sign on the kiosk. The bus station is around 10 minutes walk from the central area by Balcon de Europa.

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