Inside Malaga

Canillas de Albaida

Canillas de Albaida, a white village in the Axarquía with a great Arab past, full of steep and narrow streets surrounded by nature.

Cañete la Real

Cañete la Real surprises with its rural, gastronomic, and cultural elements that a village in the interior of the province can have.

Carratraca

Carratraca, with its Roman baths, creates a health tourism, adding fonda pepa that is a benchmark of Malaga gastronomy.

Cartajima

Cartajima, white village in the Genal Valley where gastronomy and hiking trails stand out, along with its copper forest in the fall.

Cártama

Cártama cozy town close to and adjacent to the City of Malaga, full of traditions, storeis, legends and culture.

Casabermeja

Casabermeja, the town where the dead are buried standing … recite poems in the cemetery … and light torches to remember their deceased.

Casarabonela

Casarabonela, a white village at the foot of the Sierra de las Nieves that offers spectacular views from its castle and its cactus garden.

Casares

The Castle of Casares watches over the picturesque white streets where the Andalusian spirit is kept alive in Blas Infante’s hometown.

Coín

Coín is one of the large towns in the province located in The Guadalhorce Valley, its old town and its stately homes are worth visiting.

Colmenar

Colmenar, a white village in the Axarquía in the heart of the Montes de Málaga. Its historical economy was fundamentally wine and honey.

Comares

Comares, one of the white villages par excellence where its fortress, narrow streets, white houses where its Mudejar architecture stands out.

Cómpeta

Cómpeta, a white village in the heart of the Axarquía where the vineyards produce the Muscat grape for the traditional sweet Malaga wine.

Cortes de la Frontera

Modern town with an ancient history with peculiar buildings surrounded by a natural green park of cork oaks.

Cuevas Bajas

The last village of the province that borders Córdoba, with the beautiful valley and the Genil river “Where Malaga looks out over the Genil”.

Cuevas de San Marcos

Cuevas de San Marcos, an inland town in the Nororma region where hiking, mountaineering and caving is the main attraction.

Cuevas del Becerro

Cuevas del Becerro, a town in the Serranía where its route of the sources will make you know to visit all its charming corners of the town.

Cútar

Cútar, beautiful white village located on a hillside. The whiteness of its streets and center of Arab origin makes it a jewel of the Axarquia

Estepona

Estepona captivates with its historic center, its squares, fabulous beaches and the decoration of plants along its traditional streets.

Faraján

Faraján, a white village of Arab origin where its nature and beauty do justice to the meaning of its name.

Frigiliana

Frigiliana awarded one of the most beautiful towns in Málaga and Spain. A village where you can feel the three medieval cultures.

Fuengirola

Fuengirola in the heart of the Costa del Sol. From a humble fishing village to an exemplary city dedicated to tourism without losing its charm.

Fuente de Piedra

The favourite color of Fuente de Piedra is undoubtedly pink, especially in the month of March when 20,000 flamingos land in their lagoon to reproduce.

Gaucín

Gaucín, the white beauty of its streets does not leave any visitor indifferent. The town offers all kinds of tourism just a step away from the popular Costa del Sol.

Genalguacil

Genalguacil a town-museum. Its works of art and traditional Malaga beauty make this town a jewel within the Genal Valley.

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