Malaga is full of beautiful villages, with incredible views, waiting to be visited by all of you so that you can see for yourselves that we are serious when we say that there are only striking and interesting locations. I could spend hours talking about the small and beautiful corners of MalagaBut I have prepared a list of the 5 most beautiful villages and if you are thinking of taking a tour in Andalusia I recommend that your destination is one of these. Here is our list of the most beautiful villages in Malaga:
Nerja, one of the most beautiful villages of Malaga
Obviously I had to start with one of the most beautiful places on the coast of Andalusia. Nerja has something characteristic that makes it very special, so much so that if you take a trip through the towns of Malaga you can't forget to pass through the town of "Verano Azul". Maybe you know what I mean, in case you don't understand it means that you are not aware that many of the scenes of the series Verano Azul were filmed in the beautiful Nerja, in fact, there is a tour of these areas, here we leave you a post talking about the beaches of Verano Azul.
But the charm of Nerja is not due to a TV series, this town shines on its own, for its charming centre, for its cobbled streets of shops and bars where you can have a tapa, for the Caves of Nerja or for the well-known viewpoint Balcón de Europa (which gives us incredible views of the Mediterranean Sea). And on the other hand there are the beaches that surround it, among them Burriana Beach, Maro Beach or the Maro Waterfall, which, by the way, is a great place to enjoy a wonderful view of the Mediterranean Sea. kayak route along the cliffs of Maro we think it's a pla-na-zo.
Another of the most beautiful villages in Malaga is Estepona.
Estepona is one of the most touristic localities of the Costa del SolAnd no wonder. Its promenade is full of palm trees, its old town is surrounded by whitewashed buildings, the centre is full of flowers, its streets are lined with bars and restaurants with little squares where you can have a refreshing drink and a great route of murals, where the walls of the buildings are painted in a very characteristic way (urban art), how could it not be one of the most beautiful villages in Malaga?
In addition, Estepona has some immensely beautiful beaches, fine sand, quiet, with many types of services and of course a unique nature and landscapes. As if that were not enough, in Estepona you can do a lot of water activities, including watching the sunset from the sea or scuba diving in its impressive waters.
Marbella is another of the villages in Malaga that you must visit.
If I have to talk about the most beautiful villages in Malaga I can't miss Marbella. It has a charming historic centre, its old town is one of the reasons why I am so convinced that it is one of the most beautiful towns and you can't miss the Alcazaba and the castle walls. Another place you should definitely visit is the Puerto José Banús (they call it Puerto Banús) which is a marina of great luxury. But even if I suggest all these plans, you can also take a more relaxing day and do something simpler like shopping or have a drink in a bar and then spend the day on the beach.
Júzcar or Smurf village is also on our list.
This is another of the most beautiful and charming villages in Malaga. Perhaps right now you have a thousand theories in your head as to why it was called Smurf Village, it turns out that to promote the Smurfs film the production company decided to paint the houses blue, hence the fact that today it is a blue village (for copyright reasons they decided to stop calling it the same name as the Smurfs). smurf village).
This is the perfect village for children because the town of Júzcar is now more like an adventure park with zip lines, climbing wall, etc. In other words, perfect for outdoor activities.
Ronda, undoubtedly one of the most beautiful villages of Malaga
To begin with, we recommend that you stroll around the town and enjoy the incredible views from the New Bridge that crosses the Tajo, without a doubt an impressive panoramic view of Ronda that you are sure to capture on your camera.
In the streets of Ronda you will see buildings with a Moorish influence such as the Palace of the Moorish King and some peculiar palaces such as the Marqués de Salvatierra or the Mondragón, in fact, this town is considered a Historic-Artistic Site.
Also well worth a visit are its charming churches and the mythical bullring built in the 18th century.
I don't know if these 5 villages are also on your list of the most beautiful villages in Malaga, but objectively (a bit subjectively) we think they should be on the TOP list.
