Welcome to Apartment rentals Nerja!

We specialise in holiday rentals apartments and villas in Nerja and the surrounding areas of Frigiliana and Maro.

With our easy to use search form you can see all our available properties for your dates. You can search by date, property size, specific location and property type. It really is that simple.

We have a huge selection of apartments to rent. All our self catering Nerja apartments are available to rent in all the popular areas. Close to the beaches of Burriana, Carabeo, Torrecilla and the Parador area. If you know Nerja well then you can search by location/area or even an individual complex such as Acapulco Playa, Torresol, Capistrano Village to mention but a few - we have then all listed!

Who are you guys?

Lisa

Having lived in Nerja for over 16 years and managed many properties over that period. I feel confident that I can find the right holiday rentals Nerja for you.
Simon

As part of the reservations team and many years experience within the industry my knowledge of Nerja is second to none. I look forward to assisting you in your search for that ideal holiday accommodation that suits your needs.

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Introducing the New Nerja Date Range Search

What if you are in a position of total flexibility and not fixed to any given dates then ideally you would want to see what is available between a range of dates right! Well now we have the solution with our unique Date Range Search. You make a search with some basic criteria, Type of Property, Number of Bedrooms even Location i.e Carabeo, Burriana etc or even by a Complex Name - Tuhillo, Rocamar etc and you will see a full calendar with all properties which you can scroll through month on month to see the gaps in availability - Give it a try! GO TO DATE RANGE SEARCH

Tempted to visit Nerja? Here are just a few piccies..

Nerja

At the western entrance into town on the N340 you will see this iconic structure. Photographed many a time, if you want to prove to friends where you have been its a most to grab a few piccies hugging the letters!
Views from Torrecilla towards the Balcon de Europa

Playa Torrecilla is at the western edge of the Balcon de Europa and very popular. There are a number of beach side restaurants and amenities that flank the beach. Close by is Plaza Congrejo which has many great restaurants to suit all tastes. Parking is limited other than what is available in the nearby streets of the town. On the nearby Plaza there are some children's play areas plus a nice promenade with amazing views back to the Balcon de Europa.
Just another lazy day on Burriana beach for some!

The most popular and busiest beach in Nerja is Burriana beach or Playa Burriana as it is known locally. The beach which is located on the Eastern edge of the town has a whole host of things to do if you want to relax yourself there for the day. You will find public wc's, beach showers and changing huts in a number of locations along the beach. Parking is problamatic at the best of times and we can honestly say its not great. Unless you get to the beach by 9.30 in the morning trying to park just gets harder and harder, so if you dont need a car its probably best. There are various of car park areas away from the beach but in the peak season particularly at weekends when more locals visit it gets very hard to park.
Burriana beach awaits!

One of the leading attractions in Nerja is of course its beautiful beaches and stunning backdrop of the Sierra Almijara mountain range - Burriana beach will not disappoint.
Calahonda beach

Located to the left of the Balcon de Europa again a beautiful beach but no bars or restaurants handy although there are plans to built one in the pipeline. Calahonda is surrounded by rocky outcrops and there is no way to get there by cars or bikes so you will have a degree of peace. The nearest parking which is below Plaza Espana just behind the Town Hall which you will find next to the Church on the Balcon de Europa but it is not free.
Sunset on Carabeillo beach

Carabeillo beach is at the far west end of Burriana beach this is a very nice beach which you can get to from the Carabeo area via steps. There are no bars here or wc's here but you can stroll further down the beach towards Burriana where there are plenty of other options.

The anchor of Nerja

Dotted around Nerja you will find references to the cult TV series that brought notoriety to the town. The early 80's series called Verano Azul was a day to day story of a group of kids getting up to mischief similar to the Famous 5 and if you get the chance to see it you will see lots of Nerja back in the past of course.

The Eagle Aquaduct

Built around 1912 this iconic structure which used to supply water to the San Joaquin Sugar mill can be spotted on you way to the caves at Maro. Get your camera ready as its quite a spectacle.
The Oasis Aquaduct

Just on the outskirts of town lies Oasis de Capistrano. Here you will find the stunning arches and aquaduct carry water to the lush farmlands beyond. Hard to image you are on the Costa del Sol when you see such beauty, thats the magic of Nerja!
Balcon de Europa

Probably the most visited and photographed place in Nerja, The Balcon de Europa. The stunning views across the sea, the mountains and town say it all - our little slice of paradise!

What makes Nerja so special?

Looking down on Calahonda beach in Nerja

Just a little insight...

Nerja lies on the eastern most tip of the Costa del Sol, where the mountains meet the sea. Some 50 kilometres from Malaga it is around 45 minutes drive on the A7 motorway.

Once a sleepy fishing village, Nerja has retained its Andalucian character, particularly in the old quarter with its narrow cobbled streets and whitewashed houses. The tradition is set to remain thanks to enforced restrictions on development of the town.

At the heart of the town is the Balcon de Europa, a palm tree lined promenade built along the edge of a cliff and out to sea with panoramic views of the Mediterranean and Nerja's nine sandy beaches stretching to over 16 kilometres in total.

Flanked and protected by the mighty Sierra Almijara mountain range Nerja is said to have the best Climate in the entire Costa del Sol, not to mention the dramatic scenery the mountains provide.

Looking to explore around Nerja?

Here are a few suggestions...

Jeep safari Tours

Take a safari tour and explore the local area with an guide to discover more about the flora and fauna in thsi wonderful area. Life Adventure on Calle El Barrio for the best experience. You can visit their website here
Golf

Although there is currently no Golf facilities in Nerja just 20mins away is Baviera Golf. The variety of the holes and the lovely views of both the sea and the sierra that protect it, can only add to enjoy and share a great time. You can visit their website here
The white washed village of Frigiliana

Located just 6km from Nerja and easily accessible by bus for a couple of euros is the wonderful mountain village of Frigiliana. Steeped in history and equally a lot of steep steps! a visit must be on your bucket list whilst on holiday. Make sure you take your plenty of photos and if you can follow the ceramic wall plaques dotted around town that depict various stages of its history. Well worth picking up a local brochure to guide you around as there are plenty of little hidden gems you wont want to miss out. Buses can be jumped on at the Nerja bus station.
Tapas trails

Whats the old saying "when in Rome.." Well in Nerja the thing to do of an evening is undoubtedly go out for Tapas. Tapas is the custom of eating small and varied portions of delicious local dishes, along with an aperitif in restaurants and bars. Tapas are usually served free of charge with an alcoholic drink like a beer or a glass of wine. In some places it will be the waiter that chooses the tapas and serves it to you with your drinks. Bit in some bars you can choose the tapas you want from a list or the glass cooler on the bar counter
Cuevas de Nerja

Just 3km from the town The Caves of Nerja are a series of caverns very close to the town of Maro. Reaching out for almost 5km although not all open to the public, the caverns are one of Spain's major tourist attractions. Concerts are regularly held in one of the chambers and sometimes in the grounds, which forms a natural amphitheater. They are truly amazing and even feature in the Guinness book of records as having the largest central column ever discovered. You can walk to the caves no problem but if you prefer there is a local caves train that runs regularly from town. Look out for the red road train and catch it from behind Plaza Espana.
Buggies

With a buggy you will be through the most beautiful and remote mountains of Nerja. You will be off-road with the best guides of the area! The buggies are fully automatic, powerful and the safest in their ranking and great fun to drive! You will need a valid driving license, have 5 years of driving experience and to love fun!. You can book a trip with Life Adventure website here

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