가장 멋진 벨레즈 말라가 주변 자연유산 20곳

In front of this small sacred monument called the "Cruz de Pinto Shrine," the following thoughts from Pope Francis – who died on Easter Monday 2025 – may be helpful to those who linger on the summit after the ascent: + "In the Resurrection of Christ, each of our destinies finds its place in the infinite horizon of eternity. Only from his death and resurrection does the certainty arise that nothing will be able to separate us from the love of God [as the Apostle Paul writes in his Letter to the Romans, chapter 8]. From this great hope comes every other glimmer of light with which we can overcome life's trials and obstacles. And not only that: the Risen One also walks with us and becomes our companion, as with the disciples on the road to Emmaus."

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This hike is fun even for teenagers! A great canyon, with numerous small stream crossings, and stunning views. Shoes with treads are highly recommended, and keep in mind: there are two ascents and two descents: down into the canyon, up the mountain, back down into the canyon, and up to the village. Overall, a varied hike.

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We really enjoyed the tour up the riverbed and back along the aqueduct. We did the tour on April 2, 2025. You can find the tour dates in my profile. Just enter SPAIN 🇪🇸 in the search bar.

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In March 2025 there was a lot of water flowing, a trip is then only possible with suitable water shoes. We did not have that and returned.

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Cala del Pino is a hidden cove located in the Acantilados de Maro-Cerro Gordo nature reserve between Málaga and Nerja. This protected area stretches along the coast between the towns of Nerja and Almuñécar and is known for its steep cliffs, pristine beaches and crystal clear waters. As access is not easy, the cove often remains deserted. Getting to Cala del Pino by bike is possible, but the last few meters are challenging.

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The Guadalhorce Estuary, known as the Guadalhorce Natural Park, is a beautiful nature reserve located on the coast of Málaga. This area covers approximately 67 hectares and is an important ecosystem for a wide range of flora and fauna. The estuary is a refuge for several species of birds, including flamingos, herons and wading birds. It is a popular spot for birdwatchers. The area is home to a rich variety of plants and trees, including reed beds, saltwater plants and Mediterranean vegetation. The river splits into several branches before flowing into the Mediterranean Sea, creating several lagoons and wetlands. The nature reserve is open to visitors and offers walking trails and observation points to enjoy the nature without disturbing it.

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The Rio Guadalhorce is the largest river in the province of Málaga and flows into the Mediterranean southwest of the city of Málaga. The mouth of the Guadalhorce is an ecologically valuable area and is known as the Paraje Natural Desembocadura del Guadalhorce, a protected nature reserve. The Guadalhorce is a typical Mediterranean river. It rises in the Betic Cordillera and flows through an agricultural valley. Before its mouth, the river divides into two branches that shape the delta and the lagoon landscape. In the past, there were floods that were mitigated by river regulation and the construction of dams. Nevertheless, the renaturation and protection of the estuary is a focus of regional environmental policy.

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The caves were discovered by chance in 1959 by a group of five young people and are now one of the most famous sights in the region. The Cuevas de Nerja are a perfect combination of natural wonders and cultural history and are one of the most important attractions in Andalusia. For a special experience, we recommend a guided tour, which also offers deeper insights into the lesser-known areas of the caves.

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