NERJA - V178 4 bedroom Villa PRIVATE POOL

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The Costa Del Sol Region

Known for THE BEST CLIMATE IN EUROPE, with sub-tropical temperatures similar to southern California. Lapped by the Mediterranean waters the Costa del Sol and sheltered by magnificent mountain ranges, Nerja is situated in the region of Axarquia which lies within the Malaga Province of Andalucia.

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Nerja Area

Nerja is situated on the coast east of Malaga, on the scenic Route of Sun and Wine. It is a very attractive white town that has maintained a great charm. The old part of the town, full of interesting shops and tapas bars, dates from the 14th century and has a labyrinth of narrow cobbled streets in typical Moorish style.

The mountains of the Sierra Almijara, which lie to the north of the town, finish abruptly at the Mediterranean in Nerja. The magnificent cliffs form natural coves and bays which stretch for miles along this part of the coast. There are 9 kilometres of well maintained and differing sandy beaches, shared by fishermen and sunbathers.
One of the most popoular spots within the town is the Balcón de Europa, built on the previous site of a 10th century castle, hanging over cliffs and beaches to gain better advantage of spectactular views. High arches and trees shade horses and carts that are transport around the town. The parish church of El Salvador, in the same area, is 17th century Baroque-Mudejar which has recently been restored.

On Burriana Beach there are internationally famous fish restaurants that, due to the mild climate, are able to remain open all year. Throughout the town there are numerous other restaurants that offer a wide variety of international cuisine.
Three kilometres from the town centre are the Nerja caves where skeletal remains and artefacts, dating from 30,000BC to the Bronze Age, were discovered in 1959.
Nerja was a Roman settlement known as Detunda. The Castulo-Malaca Roman road, which linked the provinces of Jaen and Almeria passed through Nerja and the remains can be seen on the outskirts of the town along with an old Roman bridge. Later, during Moorish occupation, the town was called Narixa, and flourished from agriculture and the silk trade. Nerja also has a history of sugar cane cultivation and the remains of refineries and the amazing intact five-storey Las Aguilas aqueduct built in the 1800s, which carried water to the local Maro sugar factory, can be seen.

 

Getting There

Fly to Malaga with ryan air and aer lingus
Fly to Granada
Train to Malaga
Airport pick up to Nerja 60 euros
Bus available form Malaga to Nerja.

Nearest Travel Links

• Airport: Malaga (60 km)
• Railway: Malaga (60 km)

 

Suitable types of Holiday Nerja

• Fishing
• Golf Course
• Horse riding
• Tennis courts
• Water Park
• Watersports
• Mountain Biking
• Diving
• Swimming
• Walking
• Windsurfing

 

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Exterior Facilities in NERJA - V178 4 bedroom Villa PRIVATE POOL

• Balcony/Terrace
• BBQ
• Private garden
• Private outdoor swimming pool

 

Private secure gated entry.

 

Rental Details

If you are travelling with friends and family or are looking for accommodation for a wedding group, all 3 villas may be rented together, please enquire.

 

Facilities in NERJA - V178 4 bedroom Villa PRIVATE POOL

• Air conditioning
• Central heating
• Clothes dryer
• Dish washer
• DVD player
• Freezer
• Fridge
• Highchair
• Iron
• Kettle
• Linen provided
• Microwave
• Television
• Towels provided
• Washing machine

Bedrooms / Bathrooms

• Bedrooms (4)
• Bathrooms (2)
• Ensuite (2)

 

Sleeps a Maximum of 10 people:

• Single Beds (4)
• Double Beds (2)
• Sofa Beds (2)
• Cots (1)

 

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