The ideal time to visit Nerja is just before the summer or after the high season. This avoids the crowds and intense heat. September shines as an excellent choice, with a still refreshing sea that invites snorkeling and diving. October, although slightly more variable, usually spoils with pleasant weather and a mild climate. Rain is sporadic, with an average of 10 rainy days per month between October and December. Fortunately, the sun continues to shine abundantly. January and February can promise a little less sunshine.
To reach Nerja, many choose to fly to Malaga, although Granada is also an option. Because of the wider range of flights, fares to Malaga tend to be more favorable. Once at Malaga airport, it takes only an hour to reach Nerja by rental car, cab or bus. The bus can take a little longer, so keep that in mind. For pricing information on the various transportation options, please visit this page consulting. If you have acquaintances in the Costa Tropical or Nerja, enjoy the convenience of being picked up.
When you visit Nerja, you will be immersed in a rich history, authentic Spanish culture and charming boutiques. You won't find big chain stores here; Nerja has a unique character. The center and the beach are easily accessible on foot. Keep in mind that the center is car-free and has no bus transportation, but is wheelchair-friendly. The iconic Balcon de Europe is a must-visit. Be prepared for crowds, especially in the summer months, because of the bustling tourism. Besides Dutch and Belgians, you'll find Americans, Scandinavians, French and, of course, Spaniards here. Outside Nerja there is also much to explore, from the beautiful caves to the enchanting Costa Tropical and picturesque Frigiliana. In short, Nerja is a destination full of variety and discovery.
If you find yourself in Nerja, a wealth of experiences await. The 'La Ruta del Rio Chillar' hike promises an unforgettable exploration. The mysterious caves of Nerja and enchanting Frigiliana ask to be discovered. Driving by car along the coast of Costa Tropical, with stops in Maro, Cerro Gordo and La Herradura, followed by an evening at a local restaurant in Almunecar, guarantees a day full of adventure. For relaxation, beaches such as Calahonda Beach, Playa el Salon and Cantarrijan ideal spots. For the more daring, Nerja offers a range of challenges: rent a kayak, a supboard, or take diving lessons! And for those who want to push their limits, the Caminito del Rey is ready to offer an unforgettable experience.
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