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The cycling route along the Río Chíllar between Playa Río Chíllar and Playa El Cucho runs along the coast near Nerja. This route connects two beaches and partially follows the Chíllar River. This route is particularly beautiful because of the combination of sea views, river landscapes and mountains in the background. It is suitable for leisure cyclists, but can be made more challenging by taking detours into the hinterland.

beautiful coastal riding

The Faro de Torrox is a historic lighthouse, it is located in Torrox Costa, right on the coast and is a landmark of the region. The lighthouse was put into operation in 1864 and is still used as a navigation aid for ships in the Mediterranean. It is 26 meters high and is about 39 meters above sea level. The architecture is simple but typical of Spanish lighthouses of the 19th century. Worth seeing! Cycling to the Faro de Torrox is a great idea, especially if you want to enjoy the coastal landscape. A real highlight, especially at sunset when the light of the lighthouse shines over the sea.

It is a lively but at the same time quiet boulevard because there is no music playing, only every now and then someone with a guitar

The town stretches along a 9-kilometer stretch of coastline, which is characterized by beautiful beaches. The kilometer-long promenade is the heart of Torrox Costa. It is ideal for a rest in one of the many restaurants, cafes and chiringuitos. Here you can enjoy traditional Andalusian cuisine and a wonderful view of the sea. Torrox Costa boasts of having the "best climate in Europe" thanks to the mild winters and not too hot summers. The average temperatures are very pleasant, which makes the town an attractive destination all year round.

On the steep coast you can find this rock, on which a white miniature chapel stands. A few niches have been carved into the rock, in which, among other things, a picture of the Virgin del Carmen (patron saint of fishermen and sailors) is kept. People put flowers there, light candles and place small, inscribed stones on the rock. With the sea in the background and the view of the coast, it is a real eye-catcher. A point of attraction, it was very well attended.

This 15th century conical watchtower stands at a height of about 40 metres and is clearly visible from the road. The tower is located on private, fenced, inaccessible land, so it can only be viewed from below.

Very nice mirador that offers a beautiful view of the cliffs and the small beaches. Wonderful views, a great experience! Just take a short stop and capture the perspectives.