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

An approximately 11-kilometer-long mountain road leads through the beautiful valley of the Río de la Miel—with steep climbs in places. Even if you start on the coast in summer temperatures and sunshine, the weather can be completely different further down the valley. I've already had to cut the tour short twice—due to rain and strong winds—even though it was 30 degrees Celsius and bright sunshine on the coast.

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

The municipality of Benamocarra belongs to the Axarquía region, which offers picturesque landscapes, whitewashed villages and agricultural traditions. The town dates back to the Moorish period of Al-Andalus, falling to the Catholic Monarchs in 1487. Therefore, the village has a rich history with Moorish and Andalusian influences and retains its traditional charm with narrow streets and historic architecture. Benamocarra is a worthwhile destination for a cycling tour, with sights such as the Iglesia de Santa Ana and the Plaza del Calvario. Nearby, detours to Vélez-Málaga with its historic old town and the Castillo are worthwhile.

beautiful coastal riding

The Balcón Mirador del Faro de Torrox is an impressive viewpoint in Torrox Costa, located right next to the historic Torrox Lighthouse. From this elevated point, visitors can enjoy stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea and the surrounding coastal landscape. Built at the beginning of the 21st century, the modern platform is made of iron and glass, and its shape represents the bow of a ship. Below the Balcón Mirador lie archaeological remains, which are visible through the glass floor of the viewpoint. Also located nearby is the Centro de Interpretación, an information center that offers visitors insight into the history of the lighthouse and the surrounding region.