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Nerja
perches above a spectacular rugged coastline and is situated on the
eastern side of the Costa del Sol at the limit of the province of Granada. The town is surrounded by the natural beauty of the National Park area if Maro-Cerro Gordo with wonderful beaches and hidden coves beneath the backdrop of the Sierra Almijara and Tejeda mountain range. |
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| The region is subtropical and is unique in Europe having an average temperature of 18 and approx 300 sunny days a year. This enables a prosperous agricultural growth of tropical trees and plants – Avocadoes. Mango, Chirimoyas to name but a few.
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The
main attraction of the old town of Nerja is the beautiful Balcon De
Europe – a palm tree lined square that juts out to sea and is
flanked by pavement cafes and has a definite cosmopolitan feel favoured
by street artistes and musicians alike. At the far end of the Balcon
a circular vantage points enables fantastic views of the sea down below
and along the coastline. |
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Nerja
not only encompasses the heart of Andalucia but also is respected as
the most popular centre for tourism along the eastern Costa del Sol
. The town offers all the amenities a visitor could wish for with an
abundance of restaurants and bars for all ages. |
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For those
wishing to explore further afield the area is rich in culture and history
and the nearby Moorish villages of Frigiliana and Maro are only a short
distance 4 km from Nerja. Surrounding the area of fine displays of Moorish
mudejar architecture and the caves of Nerja are famous for their natural
beauty showing artefacts and cave drawings from as far back as the Neolithic
age. |
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