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THE REGION OF 'COSTA GRANADA'

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La Embalsa de Los Bermajales
Los Bermajales near the ancient town of Alhama de Granada

The Costa Granada, (or Costa Tropical, as it is more commonly known, due to it's superb all year round climate), - runs from La Herradura, (a few miles east of Nerja, and around 45 minutes from Malaga airport),  to Salobreña, on the road to Granada, and Almeria.  This is one of the most 'typically' Spanish coastal regions in Andalucia, with it's quiet coves, busy beaches, and busting towns.
View of Almunecar from Chinasol tower

San Cristobal is just one of the many, long sunny and sheltered beaches of the typically Spanish working resort town of AlmuñecarBougainvillea wall on road to beach

Bougainvillea is just one of the exotic flowers of the Costa Tropical, including hibiscus, oleander, jasmine, orchids and yes even roses! - which bloom all year round.  This along with many usually exotic fruits, such as, avocados, mangos, lemons, limes and of course olives, for which Spain is famously well known.

Take a leisurely drive up a tarmac road into the hills above La Herradura and before dropping down to the lovely and friendly hamlet of La Cerval, stop and park.  By turning through 180º, it's possible to see down the coast to Mediteranean resort town of Torre del Mar in Malaga province,View from la Herradura hills toward Nerja
and, the sometime snow capped mountains of the Sierra Nevadas in the distant opposite direction.View of the hills from la Herradura with Sierra Navadas in distance
View from Cerro Gordo across La Herradura (the horseshoe) Bay

It encompasses, the lovely, little, typically Spanish town of Almuñecar, with it's long sunny beaches, fascinating old pueblo quarter with bijou shops and bars, moorish castle and exotic bird sanctuary.  A working town by day, and a playing town by night.  The town market or Mercado Municipal, is a 'must visit', any morning of the week including Saturday.  With a vast range of restaurants offering cuisines from all nationalities - it is an ideal place to eat out at typically Spanish prices.

Lake of La Viñuela
Heading further west toward Malaga, and turning inland for a few miles at Velez Malaga, there is the beautiful man made lake of La Viñuela, again a popular destination for both tourists and locals

The impressive Tourist information Office in Almunecar 

Just imagine . . . .View from the hills above La Herradura across the Mediterranean
 . . . . . Sunset over the beautiful horseshoe bay of La Herradura, looking from the hills above the village . . . balmy Autumn breezes . . . a glass or two of Rioja . . a special friend or partner . .  mmmm

A short drive west of La Herradura lies the very popular resort of Nerja with it's famous caves and Balcon, from where Dolphins can often be seen playing in the bay.View from the balcon de Europa across the Mediterranean
Nerja, like La Herradura boasts a wide and varied range of restaurants of all nationalities and tastes.

Just a few minutes walk from the beach of La Herradura, with it's chiringuitos, or beach restaurant-bars, lies Las Palomas on 'La Cerro Gordo'. View from the hills above Las Palomas across the Bay
The property resides within the highly desirable Las Palomas boundaries.   Along with La Punta de la Mona, and Carmenes del Mar,  Las Palomas is at the top of list of desirable locations within this unique and largely un-spoilt area of the beautiful and varied Andalucian Mediteranean coast.

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