The town in Málaga that Britons 'lose their heads over' for its warmth
Its beaches, streets, and monuments are praised by 'The Independent' Nerja in a day: monuments, places, and cuisine to enjoy
Among the six recommendations that the British newspaper The Independent offers its readers for visiting Spain in winter, there is an ideal destination in Málaga, besides the capital itself, a small town that only receives praise and is highlighted alongside other cities like Tenerife, Valencia, Sevilla, or Lanzarote. Yes, we are talking about Nerja.
The British media looks for destinations where one can enjoy the sun despite the winter season in Spain, thinking of something similar to the Caribbean, South America, or Asia, and hitting the nail on the head with some of the sunniest places in Spain. Among the chosen ones, there is only one town, Nerja, surrounded by cities like Málaga itself and the aforementioned ones.
"Nerja is a smaller alternative to Málaga and is located about 50 kilometers to the east, perched on a section of cliffs that overlook the Alborán Sea," they argue about the coastal town, which has some of the best beaches in the entire province, some mentioned in the report: "The city begins at the shores of Salón and Calahonda, and rises steadily through a sea of low-rise whitewashed buildings and gardens filled with palm trees".
The Independent succumbs to some of the most usual charms of Nerja, such as those "narrow cobblestone streets" that "hold a wealth of independent shops, quality yet affordable restaurants, and attractive squares". But possibly the crown jewel, what identifies Nerja most as a town, is the Balcón de Europa: "Right above the beach is the Balcón de Europa, a stunning viewpoint that offers panoramic sea views." And they do not forget the Cueva de Nerja: "One of the most visited sites in the city is its extensive network of caves, which stretch for more than five kilometers and are covered with paintings believed to date back 40,000 years".
Lastly, they also leave a recommendation for staying a few days in Nerja, introducing Britons to the possibility of staying at the Hotel Balcón de Europa: "It is built into the rock wall in one of the best areas of Nerja for visitors. The hotel offers comfortable and modern rooms, direct access to the beach, and some of the best views of the city".
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