クタルの天然記念物・トップ7

The ascent to the top from the town of Alfarnate can be demanding but it does not have any technical difficulties. The views from its top at 1415 meters above sea level are amazing and without a doubt it is worth getting here.

The Baños de Vilo are located next to the Arroyo de Guaro, about 3.5 kilometers from the city of Periana, in the Axarquia region of Málaga. One of the most unknown places in this province, but with a very, very beautiful setting. There is a pool with healing water (9 meters in diameter and 1.3 meters deep). This body of water was already known in Muslim times, with a spring that fills the pool and a bench to put clothes on if necessary. Admission to the Vilo-Bad is completely free of charge and possible without prior registration. There is no timetable, but it is recommended to respect the quiet times of the neighbors. Should you arrive at the Poza de Vilo when it is closed, the gate can be opened without any problems as there is no key. The water has medicinal properties. It is calcium water containing nitrogen, hydrogen sulphide and magnesium, which is produced at 21ºC and is particularly suitable for the treatment of skin diseases. It smells slightly like rotten eggs due to the sulfur. Its smell gives this place its essence and after a bath in these sulphurous waters, the skin is soft and hydrated. Source: https://tierrassinfronteras.com/banos-de-vilo-periana-poza-de-agua-medicinal-gratis-en-malaga/

This river is born from the Central Limestone Arch and is one of the main contributions of the Viñuela reservoir. However, keep in mind that if you do not go during the rainy season, it is very possible that you will not find it as in the photos.

These are two of the Sábar pits that form part of the Central Malagueño Limestone Arch. The Doña Ana pit is 1,202 meters high, and the Gomer pit is 1,129 meters high. Both formations are separated from each other by a depression called Tallón. The third and highest of the pits is that of Fraile, which at 1,229 meters is hidden behind these two.

Technically easy tour with magnificent panoramic views

The rescue of Julen Roselló was a set of operations to carry out the recovery of Julen Roselló, a two-year-old boy who fell through a prospecting well in the Spanish town of Totalán, in the province of Malaga (Spain) , on January 13, 2019. The illegally dug well was 71 meters deep1 and had a diameter of 25 centimeters. To carry out the rescue, a larger diameter parallel conduit had to be drilled, in an operation in which more than 300 people and numerous heavy machinery were involved.3 The operation received international media coverage. After various setbacks during the drilling, on January 26 at 1:25 in the morning, Julen's lifeless body was found between two layers of earth.