We're going to share five reasons to go wow:

1. The caves of Nerja: Spectacular caves that house one of the most impressive natural columns (access adapted for everyone). There's no need to buy the entrance ticket in advance, though it's recommended. Entrance with flip-flops isn't allowed, so bring a pair of trainers.

2. El Balcón de Europa: A large square overlooking the beautiful sea, the cliffs and beaches of Nerja.

3. Kayaking along the cliffs: This is where the fun begins! The coast of Nerja is made up of a series of caves and cliffs, offering a unique landscape. This excursion is highly recommended. We suggest you do it with one of the many companies that offer their services. For this, you'll have to go to Maro, just a few minutes away by car.

4. The Aguila ravine route: A beautiful hiking route through the promenade of Nerja which will take you to the mouth of the Rio Chillar. On it, you'll pass the imposing Acueducto del Águila, a 19th century aqueduct that still carries water for agriculture through the deep gorge between Maro and Nerja. At the base of it, you'll see the remains of an old sugar cane factory.

5. Our last recommendation: The fooood!

So friends, you've earned a good meal. We recommend you visit the restaurants and try Ajoblanco, a cold Andalusian soup, made out of bread, almonds, oil and a bit of garlic. Also have a good plate of Cabrito a la Nerjeña (goatling) usually cooked with almonds, bread, garlic, paprika and hot pepper and is without a doubt one of the most special dishes you'll taste.