Meaning 'horse shoe', it is a seaside town with a 2km beach with several water sports and boating companies and many cafes and restaurants.

There are two headlands:

Punta de la Mona - with its own light house and near the Marina de Este.

Cerre Gordo - which has a watch tower and and an indigenous nature reserve: Maro–Cerro Gordo Cliffs Natural Park

There is a castle finished in 1768, set back and towards the Cerre Gordo end of the beach.

Whilst this beautiful marina is small, it is a luxuary complex. It has a good selection of shops, restaurants and water related businesses and  is also next to a small beach, with its own facilitites: Playa Berengueles.

Built around the Penon de las Caballas rock and prominade, it is one to visit.

This sea front city offers everything you might expect from a small city,  in addition to the usual seaside facilities.

With plenty of history and meandering streets  to explore, take some time to visit the Old Town,  Castle, Royal Fountain, Acquduct and Churches.

A beautiful coastal city which is a joy to visit. With a beautiful old town, and plenty of bars and restaurants, there is lots to get lost in.

In addition, explore the many beaches, the caves, and acquaduct.

As one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in Europe, it is packed with history and the old town must be seen: the old city walls, roman theatre, towers, churches, to name but a few.

A vibrant city with plenty of everything.

Within the Baetic mountain ranges, this city is packed with history: churches, a palace, museums, a bathhouse and much, much more. It is truly beautiful and well worth a visit