Valle de Abdalajís sits right in the mountains of Málaga and is a paradise for hikers. The landscape is rugged and rocky, softened here and there by gentle hills and the valley carved by the Arroyo de las Piedras stream.
"Natural beauty is not only found in the landscape of Mijas, but also in the warmth of its people. A place where the sunset not only colours the sky, but also warms the hearts."
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Mijas, A Fusion of Tradition and Modernity
Mijas, located on the Costa del Sol, combines the best of both worlds: a charming mountain village and a vibrant coastline. With its blend of tradition and modern convenience, it is a popular destination for travelers seeking a diverse experience.
History: From Then to Now
Mijas boasts a rich history dating back to the time of the Phoenicians and Romans. Over the centuries, the town has evolved while preserving its authentic character. The whitewashed houses, narrow streets, and historic buildings tell the story of a village that has always kept pace with time.
Festivals and Events: A Year-Round Celebration
There is always something to celebrate in Mijas. From traditional festivals like Semana Santa to summer music and flamenco festivals, the town is alive with culture. Street performances, markets, and culinary events offer visitors a unique way to experience local traditions.
Things to See: From History to Nature
The cobbled streets lead you past charming squares, ancient chapels, and breathtaking viewpoints. A visit to Plaza de la Constitución or the old bullring offers a glimpse into the past, while the botanical gardens and hiking trails around Mijas provide a peaceful escape into nature.
Practical Information: Accessibility and Parking
Mijas is easily accessible by car and public transport. A 24-hour public parking garage near the town center makes it convenient to explore. Buses and taxis offer quick connections to the coast or nearby cities such as Fuengirola and Marbella.
Tip: Dolphin Watching
Experience the thrill of searching for playful dolphins in the wild on this boat tour from Málaga. Enjoy spectacular views of the Benalmádena coastline as you glide over the water.
Get your tickets at great prices here. (click link)

Also nice villages/cities to visit in the area are: Rincon de la Victoria, Casabermeja, Alora, Mijas (Pueblo & Costa) en Benalmadena (Pueblo & Costa).
A Destination for Everyone
Whether you love culture, nature, or relaxation, Mijas has something for everyone. From cozy tapas bars to scenic hiking trails and lively events, a visit to Mijas is always a great idea.




















