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rent in urbanization with pools and gardens. The villas and apartments are completely equipped for a confortable holiday. Only 1,5km from the centre of Nerja, and o...
These typically Andalusian-style villas and apartments are surrounded by lush, ... more
Mediterranean gardens and swimming pools in the peaceful resort of Nerja.Ideal for a relaxing break on the Costa del Sol, these whitewashed, one- to 2-bedroom apartments, an...
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Situated in one of the most prestigious areas on the Costa del Sol "El Capistrano ... more
Village" is a unique urbanizationbuilt in the typical Andalusian style embraced by the Sierra Tejeda and looking to the Mediterranean Sea The urbanization comprises of...
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Conveniently situated between the Mediterranean Sea and the Almijara mountain range, El ... more
Capistrano Sur offers a selection of comfortable villas and apartments.El Capistrano Village is possibly one of the most beautiful and exclusive dwellings in the Co...
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Advantages: Pleasant beach resort Disadvantages: Too many 'British' pubs
leading from that beach but don't expect to make it all the way to the town centre on it. For some reason, it ends abruptly in a brick wall which is conveniently hidden around a corner so you don't notice till you arrive at a sudden dead-end. What's that about? A quick back-track and then through the maze of streets towards the Balcon de Europa - the jewel in Nerja's crown.
The Balcon de Europa is the heart of the town. It's a palm and plane tree-lined promenade that leads from the 17th century Church of El Salvador to a semi-circular viewpoint on the cliff-top. There are hotels and bars on one side, but any building on the other side is limited to some decorative arches - there are some spectacular sunsets from here and it can get quite busy around that time of day. Up until 1812 there used to be a fort here and that is evidenced by some ...
proxam 18.11.2004
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Advantages: Quieter than your average resort. Good centre for touring Disadvantages: Not a great family venue
NERJANerja is an intimate resort on the Costa Del Sol in Andalusia. Unlike typical seaside venues, with huge playas, it is perched on cliffs above a series of small bays and beaches. Its longest beach, Burriana lies to the east and is a scenic stroll through the cliffs away.
Its most famous landmark is the Balcón de Europa, a promontory named by a Spanish King who once admired the view from there - you know the kind of thing, "Verily from this day forth, this place shall be known as the Balcony of Europe" etc.
This is now topped off in marble and a favourite place for the Spanish hobby of strolling nowhere in particular in the evening. The eponymous hotel is built into the cliffs to one side, and we have stayed there twice. It must be one of the few hotels in Spain where you enter at street level to have your bags sent DOWN to ...
BNibbles 19.12.2000 (26.12.2000)
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Advantages: Easy to get to, UK friendly with a touch of spain Disadvantages: Not for the seasoned traveller
you can see it wriggle!
If you browse the brochures there are many styles and types of accomodation available from small selfcatering apartments to large exclusive villas, small pensions to your big all inclusive hotels. Nearly all the tour operators come to Nerja but don´t be afraid of booking it yourself.
Whilst the spanish like you to try their language, there is a lot of english spoken in Nerja. I would recommend trying just a few word, gracias and por favor, hablas Ingles? The spanish are much more willing to speak english if they think you respect their language.
I could write for hours on Nerja theres a lot to say. It has plenty of local attractions, the Caves being the most famous, traditional tourist pasttimes of horse and carriage rides, the little town train etc. and of course the beach. What it doesn´t readily have is ...
