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Comares is a picturesque, traditional Andalusian village in the province of Málaga, Spain, known as the "Balcony of the Axarquía" for the breathtaking views from its hilltop location, some 700 meters above sea level. The village is characterized by its Moorish past, evident in the narrow, winding streets and the remains of the Arab fortress on Musmullar Hill. Places of interest include the Church of Our Lady of the Incarnation and the opportunity to enjoy the panoramic views, stroll, and discover local crafts, such as traditional clothing.

The Alcazaba fortress of Vélez-Málaga is a historic Moorish fortress located on a hill overlooking the town. Built in the 9th century during Muslim rule, it was extended and rebuilt in the 14th and 15th centuries and served as a defensive structure. It became one of the most important citadels of the Kingdom of Granada. Today, little remains of the former fortress remain, but the Torre del Homenaje, the fortress's main tower, still stands and offers great views of Vélez-Málaga and the surrounding Axarquía countryside. The fortress is a worthwhile destination, and is particularly beautiful to visit in the evening when the town is bathed in warm light.

A tour to Comares, one of the most beautiful white villages in Andalusia, is a challenging but worthwhile undertaking. Comares is located on a mountain peak in the Axarquía region, about 700 meters above sea level and offers spectacular views of the surrounding area. This tour is ideal for ambitious cyclists who want to enjoy steep climbs and a mix of nature and culture. A road bike or a mountain bike with good gears for the steep climbs is recommended. The route is suitable for experienced cyclists.

The climb is worth it for the wonderful view. Visiting the tower, which can be seen from far away, is also free.

A really beautiful hiking trail, mostly flat along the irrigation canals. The landscape is very varied and there is plenty of shade in the area around the canals.

The new suspension bridge is the highlight of this hike. You should not be afraid of heights, but the bridge is very stable and sways very little. But the path there from Canillas de Aceituno is also just beautiful and relatively flat.

One of the quiet white villages of Andalusia, beautiful view! In the distance you can see Malaga and the sea.

To reach the parking lot at Llanadas de Sedella requires a vehicle with 4-wheel drive like a Land Rover Defender. There are gates that might be closed so you must check with the park authorities beforehand - not much space to turn the vehicle around on this narrow road. Once there the view is stunning with horses grazing around. But be cautious! The recommended track we took to reach the top are for expert hikers. Some parts are very steep (>35%) with loose stones. If you suffer from vertigo, avoid! You need support by both hands at time. It’s not an official track but rather a path used by sheep, whose poo indicate that you are on the right track. (There is a northern track that serpentines its way up that might be more convenient). But once you are on the white-green path originating from the Fuentes del Robledal it’s ok. You are exposed to strong winds and no shelter from the sun. Bring lot’s of water and calculate 6hrs return hike. Once you have reached the top of la Maroma you will have a fantastic view over Andalucia with the Sierra Nevada at your back and Gibraltar in front.