Discover the top attractions and sightsseing spots on the Costa del Sol. From castles, caves and monuments to natural parks and waterfalls, the Málaga Province invites you to explore its magnificent places of interest.
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Caminito del Rey
This gorge is one the most spectacular sights of the Costa del Sol. Caminito del Rey located near Ardales in the province of Málaga is a suspended walkway that clings to the mighty rockface. The area boasts awe-inspiring views over this wonder of nature, leaving you with a feeling of excitement and delight.
RINCÓN DE LA VICTORIA
This hidden gem can be found in the Rincón de la Victoria, and is one of the most unique places to visit in the Málaga Province. Cueva del Tesoro is one of the only three marine caves known in the world. Here you will discover incredible history, archeology and legends, all united in this impresive space.
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Alcazaba
The Alcazaba is a palatial fortification in Málaga, Spain, built during the period of Muslim-ruled Al-Andalus. The current complex was begun in the 11th century and was modified or rebuilt multiple times up to the 14th century. It is one of the best-preserved and most beautiful alcazabas in Spain.
ANTEQUERA
Located in Antequera, this is a unique treasure of the Costa del Sol, and considered the most important karst landscape in Europe. It has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2016, known for its unusual landforms, impressive natural stone sculptures, and majestic scenery.
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Cañón de Guadalevin
An impressive gorge, through which the Guadalevín River flows. It is an emblem of the city of Ronda and has been recognised as a Natural Monument of Andalusia. Whether you’re looking out from the tall Puente Nuevo, or from the viewpoints located on both sides, the scenery is spectacular.
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This impressive monument is a tribute to Christopher Columbus and the discovery of America, all beautifully narated in stone by the architect Esteban Martín, who began work on the project in 1987. The monument tells the story of the discovery of the American continent in various creative scenes.
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Cascada de Maro
This hidden treasure, is a huge waterfall with a height of approximately 15 metres, located within the Cerro Gordo Natural Park in Nerja. Known for its scenic beauty and tranquil surroundings, this natural space is the perfect destination for kayaking adventures and photography lovers.
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A thermal complex, which dates back to the 13th & 14th centuries, considered one of the best preserved sites in Spain. As you walk around, you will see the remains of some of the rooms in a well preserved condition, allowing you to fully enjoy this piece of history and all its details.
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Laguna Fuente de Piedra
This spectacular natural park is located near Antequera in the Malaga Province. It has the biggest lagoon in Andalusia and is home to the largest colony of pink flamingos. These beautiful species are present all year round due to the change in temperature.
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The caves in Nerja are one of the most spectacular places to visit in the Málaga Province. It was declared a Site of Cultural Interest in 2006 and is considered to be a natural wonder of the Costa del Sol, as well as becoming one of Spain’s major tourist attractions.
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El Chorro Reservoir
Inaugurated in 1921, it became the first inland beach in Andalusia to be awarded the Blue Flag. Located just 600 metres from the Caminito del Rey, it is an ideal location for bathers who want to enjoy a day surrounded by nature, and the perfect place for a picnic in a unique and tranquil environment.
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In a natural setting, just a ten minute drive from the center of Malaga, you will find an enchanted forest with a very unique hiking trail. A winding pathway surrounded by beautiful sculptures carved out of trees, giving a fairy tale ambience to this natural space. The perfect adventure for a family day out.
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Cala del Moral Reef
Located just a few meters from the Rincón de la Victoria cliffs, to the west you will find La Cala del Moral Reef, Málaga. A home to marine biodiversity such as seahorses, damselfish, and sensitive algae. This beautiful coral reef is ideal for snorkeling and scuba diving and easily accessible from the beach.
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This is a famous viewpoint from where you can look out to the Mediterranean sea. Located in the seaside town of Nerja, the balcony can be found at the end of a beautiful palm tree lined promenade. It is one of the most popular photo spots in Andalucía, offering stunning sunset views.
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Buitreras Canyon
One of the most spectacular natural formations in the province of Málaga, this impressive canyon is considered a Natural Monument of Andalusia for its scenic and geological value. Set in the Serranía de Ronda, it is part of the Alcornocales Natural Park, one of the largest cork oak forests in the world.
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Located in the historic center of Málaga, the Cathedral is one of the most important Renaissance churches in Andalusia. In addition to its splendid architecture and opulent interior, the main highlight of the Cathedral is the North Tower, standing at about 84 meters, it is one of the tallest monuments in Andalusia.
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La Concepción Botanical Garden
This is one of the most beautiful and prestigious tropical and subtropical gardens in Spain with over 150 years of history. It was declared a historic-artistic garden in 1943, and has been open to the public since 1994, becoming one of the most enchanting places to visit on the Costa del Sol.
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One of Ronda’s most iconic sites, the Casa del Rey Moro sits above the Tajo de Ronda, a stunning gorge of the Guadalevín River. It combines romantic gardens, historic architecture, and an underground water mine, a natural environment of great beauty.
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Butterfly Park
A beautiful indoor wonderland offering family fun and a memorable day out for all ages. Considered the largest butterfly park in Europe, this tropical paradise houses over 1,500 exotic butterflies fluttering freely in a tranquil natural environment.
