Explore Frigiliana, Nerja, Marina del este & Maro. Max 4 people!

Frigiliana has deep Muslim roots which have been embodied in its urban layout with its narrow streets and steep slopes.

Frigiliana was prominent in the history of Spain during the Moorish uprising.

The village houses are some of the most authentic expressions of traditional Arabic architecture in Spain.

Discover the magic of Nerja from a unique viewpoint with our local guide.

Nerja is popular for its beautiful beaches nestled between cliffs, the iconic Balcón de Europa viewpoint, the famous Nerja charming whitewashed streets, and excellent tapas culture, all under a sunny Mediterranean climate.

The Balcón de Europa in Nerja evolved from a 9th-century Moorish watchtower and 16th-century fortress, destroyed during the Peninsular War, into a famous viewpoint after King Alfonso XII's visit in 1885, who named it for its breathtaking sea views, leading to its current form as a vibrant promenade with statues, cannons, and cafes.

Free Time for trying the famous delicious tapas or just a coffee on a cozy terrace in the city…

Maro village, near Nerja, boasts deep roots from Roman times (the fort of Detunda) through Moorish rule, becoming a key sugar cane producer, peaking in the 19th century with mills like the San Joaquín Sugar Mill and the impressive El Águila Aqueduct.
We have a short walk in the little center/village.

The Maro Tower, also known as the Calaturcos Tower. It stands on a platform, surrounded by hills and near a cliff, to the east of Maro Beach, within the Maro-Cerro Gordo Cliffs Natural Park.

Built from the 16th century onwards.
It formed part of a complex control and communications system from the 15th and 16th centuries that extended along the entire Andalusian coast, both Mediterranean and Atlantic. Nearby are the Torre Río de la Miel, the Torre del Pino, the Torre Caleta and the Torre de Cerro Gordo, which also formed part of this coastal surveillance network.

A quick Photo stop on the Aqueduct Eagle: Also known as the Eagle Bridge, it was built to transport water to the mills of the former San Joaquín de Maro Sugar Factory.

a beautiful harbor, rightly called the hidden gem of the East, the charming "Marina del Este."Marina del Este is a luxury marina located between Nerja and Almuñécar (La Herradura), ideal for water sports and to enjoy restaurants, shops and a nearby beach with excellent marine life in a protected natural area (Maro-Cerro Gordo), making it a picturesque destination with crystal clear waters and a quiet yet refined atmosphere.