Nerja Rentals - Costa del Sol - Spain

Nerja Beaches

Nerja: A place still exists on the Costa del Sol which lies between small coves untouched by development and surrounded by an impressive mountain scenery. At the easterly end of the province Costa del Sol, only 50kms. from Málaga and within 1½ hours drive of Granada, you will find Nerja, the touristic capital of the Axarquia.

With its mild climate, you can enjoy yourself to the full all year round and take advantage of the relaxed way of life of the village of Nerja that still retains much of the character of its moorish past. Today, Nerja offers an excellent range of quality rentals and leisure time facilities.


There are thirteen kilometers of beaches in and around Nerja, including the internationally famous Burriana beach that has once again been awarded by the Blue Flag of the European Union and the small coves below the impressive cliffs of Maro, which have been the inspiration of numerous artists who have set up residence here on the Costa del Sol.


Lovers of the nature can enjoy the wonderful countryside in the area of the Costa del Sol.

For those who seek alternative activities on their holidays in Nerja, there is fishing, diving, waterskiing, canoeing, water bikes, hiking, cycling, horseriding, jeep safaris, paragliding and much mores... with authorized services from full guarantee.

Nerja History

The historic centre, that begins in the Balcón de Europa (Balcony of Europe), was constructed around 1487. Former 9th Century Castle, it is now a viewing point above the sea.

To the side of the Balcón, you will find the 17th Century El Salvador Church, constructed in baroque-mudejar style. You may also visit the 16th Century Nuestra Señora de las Angustias Hermitage with its paintings by the master Alonso Cano.

In the old quarter of town, typical small shops offer local craftworks and products of the area, including the sweet wine and olive oil, honey and tropical fruits. At the beach and fish restaurants you can enjoy the “pescaito frito” (fried fish), whilst the many international restaurants in town offer a wide variety of menus to suit all tastes.

Nerja retains its traditional festivals: the Fair, Holy Week (Easter), the San Isidro pilgrimage and the festivals of San Juan and Día del Carmen are also celebrated in their own special way. There are a wide range of cultural events throughout the year. Of particular note is the acclaimed “Nerja Caves Festival”, wich takes place amongst stalactites and stalagmites, wich were formed over millions of years. The Nerja Caves are currently the 3rd most visited monument in the whole of Spain.

The caves of Nerja are located in the South of Spain, in the slopes of Sierra Almijara mountains, a few kilometres from the town of Nerja, in the province of Malaga on the Costa del Sol. Access to the caves is indicated on the Mediterranean highway (35 minutes from the capital of Malaga). They are perfectly situated in the picturesque surroundings of typical Mediterranean villages, full of the unique beauty of Andalucia.

Baviera Golf Nerja

Baviera Golf in Nerja is an even course characterized by its wide greens with many movements and the great variety of obstacles which offer a big range of strokes and an ideal design for all types of handicap. The variety of holes and the unsurpassable views both to the Mediterranean sea and the mountains contribute to make you enjoy and share an unforgettable day at Baviera Golf.

Baviera Golf has been designed by José María Cañizares, the prestigious professional golfer. Cañizares is one of our most international and charismatic golfers in whose record are 5 tournaments of the European circuit and 2 world championships as well as several participations in the Ryder Cup.

Don't miss to visit Granada with its world-famous Alhambra, or beautiful Malaga on the Costa del Sol!

To both cities it is only about one hour drive. Also worth a visit are the beautiful caves of Nerja, which are located on the road to Malaga.

And the southernmost skiing area of Europe, where the ski world championships 1996 took place, is only ~100 km from here! Only in the summer months the Sierra Nevada strips its white hood.

The highest mountain, the Pico Mulhacén reaches the height of 3482m and to the neighbouring Pico de Veleta leads the highest road of Europe. Here the skiing area is open starting from a height of 2000 meters. In summer one can normally drive on the summit of the Pico de Veleta drive. And with clear view one even sees the coast of Africa!