M\u00e1laga is not just sea, sand, beaches, and coast. It is also inland tourism, mountain landscapes, and vibrant nature.<\/p>\n
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M\u00e1laga is not just sea, sand, beaches, and coast. It is also inland tourism, mountain landscapes, and vibrant nature. Although it’s internationally known for the \u201cCosta del Sol,\u201d the inland areas of M\u00e1laga reveal a wealth of charming villages, lush scenery, and breathtaking views from the heights of its sierras.<\/p>\n
The province of M\u00e1laga is home to various mountain ranges, some with peaks rising above 2,000 meters. The Penibaetic System runs through several areas of the province, creating a natural barrier between the coast and the inland zones. Let us show you more!<\/p>\n
Like a natural divide, M\u00e1laga is nearly split in two by mountainous terrain that separates the Costa del Sol from many inland areas.<\/p>\n
Crisscrossed by the Penibaetic mountain system, the province hides a number of sierras that deserve to be explored. Among them, several stand out for the beauty and popularity of their villages\u2014places that have become must-see destinations for local and international visitors alike. Even if you come seeking sun and beach, don\u2019t miss the famous White Villages Route<\/strong> of M\u00e1laga.<\/p>\n In the Sierra de las Nieves<\/strong>, one of the most renowned ranges in the province, you\u2019ll find nine villages increasingly sought after for their scenic beauty and unique character: Alozaina, Casarabonela, El Burgo, Guaro, Ist\u00e1n, Monda, Oj\u00e9n, Tolox, and Yunquera. All of them share features that define the region\u2019s identity.<\/p>\n In the Serran\u00eda de Ronda<\/strong>, you\u2019ll discover one of the most breathtaking places in the province: Ronda. But beyond this stunning city, the area is full of nature\u2019s gifts and centuries-old Andalusian architecture. Notable villages include Alpandeire, Gauc\u00edn, and J\u00fazcar\u2014also known as the \u201cSmurf Village.\u201d<\/p>\n