ネルハのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

2026年3月、素晴らしいですが、道の一部は水の中を歩くことになります。

Great view

Great view

Very nice stretch of beach

Beautiful bays invite you to snorkel, with kayak rental on site…here you can paddle to a small waterfall

The path is still walkable, just like last year. It's just a small staircase that might be a bit more difficult to access at high tide. The gate is indeed closed after that. We went around it on the right, but that's not ideal.

the path on the beach of maro can no longer be found

The Puente del Águila, also known as the Acueducto del Águila, was built between 1879 and 1880 to transport water to the 'Las Mercedes' sugar factory in Maro. The structure stretches over the Barranco de la Coladilla and consists of four stories with a total of 37 arches in the Mudejar style. The most striking feature is the weather vane in the shape of a double-headed eagle, which gave it its name. It was commissioned by 'Francisco Cantarero Senio,' whose signature can still be seen in the aqueduct's central pavilion. During the Spanish Civil War, the structure was damaged by shells and restored in 2011. Today, the aqueduct continues to irrigate agricultural land in the surrounding area. Interestingly, the main elevation, visible from the road, is actually the rear of the structure—the original front faces north, as the old road lies on the other side.