PANORAMIC FRIGILIANA:

Three hundred metres above sea level and with a subtropical microclimate, we find Frigiliana, noted for its praised and award-winning Old Town, of Moorish heritage, where the narrow, winding and steep streets form a unique urban fabric of small houses. There we will have some free time to stroll through the streets before leaving for Nerja.

PANORAMIC NERJA:

It has a long history proven by the paintings found in the Nerja Cave, discovered in 1959, which could constitute the oldest rock art images in the history of mankind. Under Muslim rule, its name was Narixa, meaning “abundant source” and is the origin of the current name. Free time to tour the centre and admire the Balcony of Europe, its Museum and its many churches.

NERJA CAVE:

Optionally, you can visit the Nerja Cave, located in Maro, a district of Nerja and discovered on 12 January 1959. It is of historical and natural interest for its archaeological remains (including some cave paintings) and for the stalactite and stalagmite formations that cover the ceilings and walls.
It has been an Asset of Cultural Interest since 2006.
In addition, the Nerja Cave is proposed as a ‘Site of Spanish Geological Interest of International Importance’ by the Spanish Geological and Mining Institute.