Guided tour of Axarquia, Frigiliana and Nerja
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Guided tour of Axarquia, Frigiliana and Nerja

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Lingua: Inglese, Francese, Olandese
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Durata: da 4 hours a 8 hours
Cosa farai
  • This guided tour takes you to a pair of the Costa del Sol's prettiest towns, Frigiliana and Nerja
  • A glass of regional wine is waiting for you when you reach the hilltop town of Frigiliana
  • The views of the coast from the Balcony of Europe, a viewpoint in Nerja, are hard to beat
  • You'll take in mountain landscapes and scenic waterfront views on your journey through La Axarquia
  • Your expert local guide knows everything about the towns and villages you'll tick off
Cosa aspettarsi

Framed by rugged mountains behind and rocky coves in front, Nerja anchors La Axarquia, the most traditional part of the Costa del Sol. On this morning tour, you'll explore the white village of Frigiliana and the charming coastal town of Nerja. Reme, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘Frigiliana is known as the Pearl of La Axarquia. It was where three cultures converged, and you'll see evidence of this as you explore the town. Above the trio of spouts at the Fountain of the Three Cultures, you'll see three symbols – the Christian cross, the Jewish Star of David and the Muslim crescent. See if you can find these three symbols together elsewhere in the town.'

Set in a dramatic location on the foothills of the Almijara Mountains, Frigiliana is our first stop. You'll have some free time to explore the flower-filled lanes under your own steam. Amble along the narrow, hilly streets of the Moorish old town – the Barribarto – and browse handicraft shops selling all kinds of local produce before we'll break for a glass of wine. The town is consistently ranked as one of the prettiest in Andalusia, thanks to its winding streets paved with pebble mosaics and brightly coloured doors.

Then it's over to Nerja, a coastal town that's retained a typical Andalusian village atmosphere and a vibrant street scene. Here, you'll discover a mazy, whitewashed old quarter crammed with shops and cafés. You'll also head to the famous ‘Balcon de Europa' promontory, which has great views along the coast and of the surrounding mountains.

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Cosa è incluso
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  • check Entrance to the caves
Da ricordare
  • Not suitable for guests with reduced mobility due to steep and cobbled streets in Frigiliana and the steps at Nerja Cave
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Provider
TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4
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Buone notizie! Non sono applicate commissioni di servizio a questa prenotazione.
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  • Judith

    Da Stati Uniti d'America - giugno 2025

    Viaggio di coppia

     

    35 - 44 anni

    Eccellente

    Valutazione complessiva

    4/5

  • Jolanda

    Da Stati Uniti d'America - ottobre 2024

    Viaggio di coppia

     

    35 - 44 anni

    Eccellente

    Valutazione complessiva

    5/5

    Frigiliana is een ware schatkamer van mooi geplaveide straatjes, verrassende panorama's met terrasjes én hele bijzondere winkeltjes met kunst(nijverhe ...

  • Vijverberg

    Da Stati Uniti d'America - agosto 2024

    Viaggio di famiglia

     

    35 - 44 anni

    Eccellente

    Valutazione complessiva

    4/5

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  • Ed en Sanneke

    Da Stati Uniti d'America - settembre 2023

    Viaggio di coppia

     

    35 - 44 anni

    Eccellente

    Valutazione complessiva

    4/5

  • Monique

    Da Stati Uniti d'America - settembre 2022

    Viaggio di famiglia

     

    25 - 34 anni

    Eccellente

    Valutazione complessiva

    4/5

    Heel erg vriendelijke gids,Jose,die veel wist te vertellen over alles in de omgeving en daarbij was hij erg geduldig aangezien er ook mensen bij waren ...

  • Bart

    Da Belgio - giugno 2022

    Viaggio di coppia

     

    35 - 44 anni

    Ottimo

    Valutazione complessiva

    3/5

    Veel te weinig tijd. 1 uur in Frigiliana en 2 uur in Nerja.

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