Learn to dance this beautiful and traditional Andalucian dance or enjoy the show.
Price: 30€ per class / 24€ per show

Málaga has a beautiful coastline and enviable weather conditions to observe and enjoy from a sailing catamaran.
Price: 13€

It is in this environment where, since the 19th and 20th centuries, a set of railway and hydroelectric infrastructures were located that formed the backbone of the connections and the road network that we have inherited in the 21st century.

Nerja is a coastal town located in Malaga and it's famous for its caves. It has a great gastronomy that those who love to eat and enjoy new or traditional dishes, will be delighted to visit this town. On the other hand, there is Frigiliana, which is only 7 km away from Nerja and has nothing to envy. It is a charming village as it has the typical narrow streets and staggered houses, all in white. 

In Ronda you'll discover one of the oldest cities in Spain. About 100 kilometres from the city of Malaga, Ronda will charm you with its narrow streets, emblematic bridge, houses on the edge of the canyon, and more. Setenil de las Bodegas is an unique white village because of its unusual location: it has been built inside the canyon carved by river Trejo. 

A walk up the river Chillar to the "Vado de Los Patos" (Duck's Ford) pool starts at the "los Almachares" asphalt road, which is one of the most popular activities if you like the nature. Further up the route leads along the bed of the river, which is normally just ankle deep. At 4 kilometres (2.5 mi) into the park the river runs through three narrow crevasses in the mountain just 1 metre (3 ft 3 in) wide.

Considered unofficially as the capital of the western Costa del Sol, there is no doubting the fact that Marbella has all the qualities required to merit its position as one of Spain's premier tourist resorts.

Its privileged location, at the foot of the Sierra Blanca and on the coast, create an excellent climate and a landscape of immense beauty.