アリーナ周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

Beautiful hike, but not with your dog! Part of the trail goes over grating that's very rough and not suitable for dog paws. Unfortunately, we had to cut the hike short for this reason, which is a real shame 😢

A trail worth visiting. Thank you for the photos. 🙏

A pleasant and lively village with approximately 5,000 inhabitants. There are many social activities throughout the year and countless restaurants and terraces.

Cómpeta is a beautiful mountain village with approximately 3,800 inhabitants in the province of Málaga in Andalusia. It lies directly on one of the former main roads of the Sierra de Granada and can be reached by car from the town of Torrox via a tranquil mountain road. The town is fascinating due to its sheltered location in the mountains, its many winding streets, and its charming white houses. The Arabs lived in what is now Cómpeta for many centuries and shaped the townscape. It was not until 1487 that the Catholic Monarchs took over the town and its region, which was accompanied by a ban on the Arabic language. Source: www.andalusien360.de

A very beautiful, easy path along a water pipe above the river. Very green and overgrown in April.

A well-marked and maintained trail, even with metal walkways, making it easy for anyone of average fitness to follow (there are some stairs and hills to climb). The route takes us past a sheltered mill, the old Roman bridge, and more. The route isn't very long, and the scenery is truly enjoyable. If you take the opportunity to eat in the village, the bread is already perfect.

The 9.6-meter-high old lighthouse, built in 1929, and the new, approximately 24.7-meter-high lighthouse, built in 1974, are still in operation. It is located directly on the promenade and is visible from afar. Its automatic signal has a range of approximately 13 nautical miles. Inside, 106 steps of an iron staircase lead up to the top. The small, 9-meter-high lighthouse, which stands next to the new "large" one, was built in 1969 but did not meet modern requirements.

The original lighthouse was built in 1864, but due to coastal erosion and other problems, it was rebuilt and relocated several times. The current lighthouse was finally built in its current position in 1976 after several moves. The Torre del Mar lighthouse is not only a functional part of coastal navigation, but also a popular destination for a tour, especially at sunset. The lighthouse is a fine example of the combination of modern technology with the traditions of seafaring along the Spanish coast.