Explore the surroundings of Finca Anastasia.
What to see near Finca Anastasia. ⛰
Large natural park with beautiful trails through pine forests, valleys, waterfalls and traditional 19th century houses.
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Naturpark Montes de Málaga
Large natural park with beautiful trails through pine forests, valleys, waterfalls and traditional 19th century houses.
The Historical Botanical Garden La Concepción is an English landscape garden with more than one hundred and fifty years of history. Located at the northern entrance to the city of Malaga, it is one of the few gardens with subtropical climate plants that exist in Europe. It has more than fifty thousand plants, of two thousand tropical, subtropical and autochthonous species, highlighting the collection with more than one hundred different species of palms, bamboos, aquatic plants and its historical garden.
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Historischer Botanischer Garten La Concepcion
3 Camino del Jardín BotánicoThe Historical Botanical Garden La Concepción is an English landscape garden with more than one hundred and fifty years of history. Located at the northern entrance to the city of Malaga, it is one of the few gardens with subtropical climate plants that exist in Europe. It has more than fifty thousand plants, of two thousand tropical, subtropical and autochthonous species, highlighting the collection with more than one hundred different species of palms, bamboos, aquatic plants and its historical garden.
El Molino del Hortelano invites you to discover the exciting world of olive oil through a unique experience, where you can get to know all its extra virgin olive oils in their place of birth, the Montes de Málaga.
You will be able to learn first-hand about the process of production of their extra virgin olive oils in the modern olive mill, from the moment the olives enter the mill until the oil is bottled.
You will also travel back in time by visiting the old 18th century stone mill, which was formerly a wine press, of which the exceptional cellar has been recovered and which has one of the few beam and quintal presses that exist in the province of Malaga. Here you will learn how our ancestors made olive oil.
In addition to seeing the modern olive oil mill and the old mill, you can choose from the following options to complete your visit:
Tasting of the oils of Molino del Hortelano: Approximate duration of the visit + tasting: 60 minutes. Check price and availability.
Molinero Breakfast: "El Tostón" consisting of toasted bread on embers, with plenty of extra virgin olive oil. A simple dish to start the day with energy. Approximate duration of visit + Breakfast: 90 minutes. Check price and availability, minimum 6 people.
Molino del Hortelano
Camino RealEl Molino del Hortelano invites you to discover the exciting world of olive oil through a unique experience, where you can get to know all its extra virgin olive oils in their place of birth, the Montes de Málaga.
You will be able to learn first-hand about the process of production of their extra virgin olive oils in the modern olive mill, from the moment the olives enter the mill until the oil is bottled.
You will also travel back in time by visiting the old 18th century stone mill, which was formerly a wine press, of which the exceptional cellar has been recovered and which has one of the few beam and quintal presses that exist in the province of Malaga. Here you will learn how our ancestors made olive oil.
In addition to seeing the modern olive oil mill and the old mill, you can choose from the following options to complete your visit:
Tasting of the oils of Molino del Hortelano: Approximate duration of the visit + tasting: 60 minutes. Check price and availability.
Molinero Breakfast: "El Tostón" consisting of toasted bread on embers, with plenty of extra virgin olive oil. A simple dish to start the day with energy. Approximate duration of visit + Breakfast: 90 minutes. Check price and availability, minimum 6 people.
The Torcal de Antequera Natural Park contains one of the most impressive examples of karst landscape in Europe and owes its name to the dolinas or torcas, curious formations in the shape of circular depressions.
El Torcal is dominated by limestone, rocks more than 150 million years old, formed by marine sediments that are very sensitive to erosion. The slow but continuous action of rain, snow and wind on this material has shaped this characteristic landscape. Its caves and chasms form an ideal environment for potholing. Some of them, such as El Toro and Marinaleda I, contain traces of man's presence in El Torcal since prehistoric times.
Two routes invite you to lose yourself in this city of stone. The path that starts at the Torcal Alto visitor centre, known as the green route, is where the karst forms are most spectacular. Here, visitors should let themselves be led along the Callejón Oscuro (Dark Alley) or the Callejón del Tabaco (Tobacco Alley), examples of the multitude of passages created by the sinking of the fractures in the ground. The rocks here are a collection of natural sculptures, some with familiar shapes, such as the Natural Monument El Tornillo del Torcal, the Sombrerillo, the Cáliz or the Dado, among many others that await to be defined by the imagination and fantasy of those who walk through them.
The Torcal de Antequera is a unique natural site, declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco.
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El Torcal de Antequera
70 Calle el Torcal de AntequeraThe Torcal de Antequera Natural Park contains one of the most impressive examples of karst landscape in Europe and owes its name to the dolinas or torcas, curious formations in the shape of circular depressions.
El Torcal is dominated by limestone, rocks more than 150 million years old, formed by marine sediments that are very sensitive to erosion. The slow but continuous action of rain, snow and wind on this material has shaped this characteristic landscape. Its caves and chasms form an ideal environment for potholing. Some of them, such as El Toro and Marinaleda I, contain traces of man's presence in El Torcal since prehistoric times.
Two routes invite you to lose yourself in this city of stone. The path that starts at the Torcal Alto visitor centre, known as the green route, is where the karst forms are most spectacular. Here, visitors should let themselves be led along the Callejón Oscuro (Dark Alley) or the Callejón del Tabaco (Tobacco Alley), examples of the multitude of passages created by the sinking of the fractures in the ground. The rocks here are a collection of natural sculptures, some with familiar shapes, such as the Natural Monument El Tornillo del Torcal, the Sombrerillo, the Cáliz or the Dado, among many others that await to be defined by the imagination and fantasy of those who walk through them.
The Torcal de Antequera is a unique natural site, declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco.
The Antequera Dolmens Archaeological Site is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Considered one of the best examples of European megalithic architecture, it is made up of the dolmens of Menga, Viera and El Romeral.
Dolmen de Antequera
The Antequera Dolmens Archaeological Site is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Considered one of the best examples of European megalithic architecture, it is made up of the dolmens of Menga, Viera and El Romeral.
Beautiful Cities and Towns around Finca Anastasia. 🚙
The beloved city of Hans Christian Andersen, Malaga (approx. 550.000 inhabitants) is the largest coastal city in Andalusia and the birthplace of Pablo Picasso. Although the city of Malaga is better known for its bars than its beaches, the city has a lot to offer. There are locals with local and foreign exchange students strolling and meeting in outdoor cafes for beers and tapas, a nightlife with plenty of options for all tastes, and an enviable monumental heritage: the Alcazaba, the Cathedral and the Bullring, among others. Not to be missed is a visit to the old town, the historical, cultural and culinary heart of the city. Because Malaga is the hub of the transport network, many pass through it on their way to other coastal towns, but it is well worth a couple of days to get to know it. Torremolinos attracts tourists with its fantastic beaches and vibrant nightlife in the coastal area, other places such as Malaga, Fuengirola and Nerja are just as interesting for tourists.
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Málaga
The beloved city of Hans Christian Andersen, Malaga (approx. 550.000 inhabitants) is the largest coastal city in Andalusia and the birthplace of Pablo Picasso. Although the city of Malaga is better known for its bars than its beaches, the city has a lot to offer. There are locals with local and foreign exchange students strolling and meeting in outdoor cafes for beers and tapas, a nightlife with plenty of options for all tastes, and an enviable monumental heritage: the Alcazaba, the Cathedral and the Bullring, among others. Not to be missed is a visit to the old town, the historical, cultural and culinary heart of the city. Because Malaga is the hub of the transport network, many pass through it on their way to other coastal towns, but it is well worth a couple of days to get to know it. Torremolinos attracts tourists with its fantastic beaches and vibrant nightlife in the coastal area, other places such as Malaga, Fuengirola and Nerja are just as interesting for tourists.
Nerja is a tourist resort on the Costa del Sol in southern Spain. The Balcón de Europa, situated on a promontory, overlooks the Mediterranean Sea and the surrounding mountains. At its foot, there are sandy beaches and coves next to cliffs. Nearby are the caves of Nerja, with very original stalactites and stalagmites, as well as Palaeolithic paintings, which can be admired on guided tours. Concerts are organised in these caves during the summer season and are very well received.
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Nerja is a tourist resort on the Costa del Sol in southern Spain. The Balcón de Europa, situated on a promontory, overlooks the Mediterranean Sea and the surrounding mountains. At its foot, there are sandy beaches and coves next to cliffs. Nearby are the caves of Nerja, with very original stalactites and stalagmites, as well as Palaeolithic paintings, which can be admired on guided tours. Concerts are organised in these caves during the summer season and are very well received.
One of the “must see” sights in Nerja are the Nerja caves (Cuevas de Nerja). The Nerja Caves are very, very impressive. The immensity is mind-blowing – it's important to know while walking around this hugeness that the space open to the public only constitutes about one third of the total caves.
Stretching for almost 5-kilometres the Nerja Caves are a series of underground caverns that contain the largest stalagmite in the world, a towering 32-metre high column with a 13 by 7-metre base. You will also find the oldest work of art known to man.
It is recommended to book the tickets for the caves of Nerja in advance via the Fundación Cueva de Nerja website and to show up 10 minutes before the scheduled entry. Entries are allowed every 30 minutes. In the Nerja Caves, you and your family will enjoy a 45-minute excursion of one of the most important caves in the World.
Nerja Cave Park
One of the “must see” sights in Nerja are the Nerja caves (Cuevas de Nerja). The Nerja Caves are very, very impressive. The immensity is mind-blowing – it's important to know while walking around this hugeness that the space open to the public only constitutes about one third of the total caves.
Stretching for almost 5-kilometres the Nerja Caves are a series of underground caverns that contain the largest stalagmite in the world, a towering 32-metre high column with a 13 by 7-metre base. You will also find the oldest work of art known to man.
It is recommended to book the tickets for the caves of Nerja in advance via the Fundación Cueva de Nerja website and to show up 10 minutes before the scheduled entry. Entries are allowed every 30 minutes. In the Nerja Caves, you and your family will enjoy a 45-minute excursion of one of the most important caves in the World.
Frigiliana is known for its traditional style of whitewashed houses, cobbled streets and natural surroundings, and is one of the prettiest villages in Spain. Many of its narrow streets have been preserved as they once were, with some houses covered with tiles.
It is highly recommended to watch the sunset from Frigiliana, situated on the heights of the Montes.
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Frigiliana is known for its traditional style of whitewashed houses, cobbled streets and natural surroundings, and is one of the prettiest villages in Spain. Many of its narrow streets have been preserved as they once were, with some houses covered with tiles.
It is highly recommended to watch the sunset from Frigiliana, situated on the heights of the Montes.
Get ready to discover one of the most amazing natural treasures of the province of Malaga. A refreshing and beautiful route along the course of the river Chillar where you can enjoy a different day for the whole family.
Put in a shaker a river with crystal clear waters, beautiful waterfalls, native vegetation, an impressive rocky gorge, refreshing pools and a unique hiking route. Shake it up and pour the result in front of your eyes...and under your feet. The spectacular route of the Chillar River in Nerja (Malaga) is the perfect combination of these ingredients - one of the most brutal routes you can do in Spain!
Rio Chillar Waterfall
Get ready to discover one of the most amazing natural treasures of the province of Malaga. A refreshing and beautiful route along the course of the river Chillar where you can enjoy a different day for the whole family.
Put in a shaker a river with crystal clear waters, beautiful waterfalls, native vegetation, an impressive rocky gorge, refreshing pools and a unique hiking route. Shake it up and pour the result in front of your eyes...and under your feet. The spectacular route of the Chillar River in Nerja (Malaga) is the perfect combination of these ingredients - one of the most brutal routes you can do in Spain!
Crystal Kayak Nerja
Setenil de las Bodegas is one of the villages that belong to the White Villages Route, a place with a peculiar location. Located in the middle of a gorge formed by the Guadalporcún river, it is one of the most unique villages in Spain; a giant rock covers part of the village, where there are numerous dwellings known as "shelters under rocks". That is why visiting Setenil de las Bodegas becomes a different experience, where we can enjoy a place declared a Historic-Artistic Site and a very important village for tourism in the region.
Setenil de Las Bodegas
Setenil de las Bodegas is one of the villages that belong to the White Villages Route, a place with a peculiar location. Located in the middle of a gorge formed by the Guadalporcún river, it is one of the most unique villages in Spain; a giant rock covers part of the village, where there are numerous dwellings known as "shelters under rocks". That is why visiting Setenil de las Bodegas becomes a different experience, where we can enjoy a place declared a Historic-Artistic Site and a very important village for tourism in the region.
Famous for its gardens and beaches, Marbella offers tourists a special panorama, a contrast of sea, mountains, towns and cosmopolitan cities. The modern area is full of large blocks of buildings that have grown up around its historic centre and port.
Its privileged location, at the foot of the Sierra Blanca, on the first line of the coast, provides excellent climatic conditions as well as great scenic beauty.
Its origins date back to Roman times, of which there are abundant archaeological remains; likewise, from the Arab period it conserves two towers and the walls of the Castle; from the Christian period, in the old quarter, it conserves the Church of La Encarnación, the Casa del Corregidor and the Hospital of San Juan de Dios.
But where Marbella really abounds is in sun and beach tourism: splendid and extensive beaches, natural areas of interest such as the Dunes of Cabopino or the Pinewoods of Las Chapas, marinas, golf courses, sports clubs and a wide variety of establishments that justify its fame. Seven kilometres away is the populous town of San Pedro de Alcántara, an annexe of Marbella, which was born as a result of the installation of a sugar mill in 1860.
Marbella Center
Famous for its gardens and beaches, Marbella offers tourists a special panorama, a contrast of sea, mountains, towns and cosmopolitan cities. The modern area is full of large blocks of buildings that have grown up around its historic centre and port.
Its privileged location, at the foot of the Sierra Blanca, on the first line of the coast, provides excellent climatic conditions as well as great scenic beauty.
Its origins date back to Roman times, of which there are abundant archaeological remains; likewise, from the Arab period it conserves two towers and the walls of the Castle; from the Christian period, in the old quarter, it conserves the Church of La Encarnación, the Casa del Corregidor and the Hospital of San Juan de Dios.
But where Marbella really abounds is in sun and beach tourism: splendid and extensive beaches, natural areas of interest such as the Dunes of Cabopino or the Pinewoods of Las Chapas, marinas, golf courses, sports clubs and a wide variety of establishments that justify its fame. Seven kilometres away is the populous town of San Pedro de Alcántara, an annexe of Marbella, which was born as a result of the installation of a sugar mill in 1860.
Mijas is one of the must-visit villages in Malaga, and there's a reason why it's one of the most famous. Known for its flower-potted slopes, and the donkey taxis that generate controversial opinions, it is clearly not to be missed on your tour of the Costa del Sol.
The beautiful scenery of endless whitewashed houses climbing up the slopes of the Sierra de Mijas, contrasts with the intense green of the pine trees, offering one of the most recognisable and picturesque images of Andalucía.
Some of the most emblematic places in the village are the Ermita de la Virgen de la Peña and the Mirador del Compás from where you can enjoy breathtaking views. We can also go to the Castle of the Walls to stroll through its gardens and walk along the walls of an ancient castle from the 15th century, which was declared a site of cultural interest in 1985.
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Mijas Pueblo
Mijas is one of the must-visit villages in Malaga, and there's a reason why it's one of the most famous. Known for its flower-potted slopes, and the donkey taxis that generate controversial opinions, it is clearly not to be missed on your tour of the Costa del Sol.
The beautiful scenery of endless whitewashed houses climbing up the slopes of the Sierra de Mijas, contrasts with the intense green of the pine trees, offering one of the most recognisable and picturesque images of Andalucía.
Some of the most emblematic places in the village are the Ermita de la Virgen de la Peña and the Mirador del Compás from where you can enjoy breathtaking views. We can also go to the Castle of the Walls to stroll through its gardens and walk along the walls of an ancient castle from the 15th century, which was declared a site of cultural interest in 1985.
This humble and diabolical trail runs through the Desfiladero de los Gaitanes, an impressive canyon opened by the Guadalhorce river. It is one of the most spectacular landscapes in the Malaga mountains. Between the municipalities of Álora, Antequera and Ardales, it is 3 kilometres long and reaches heights of up to 300 metres. It was originally a small service path that connected the small water dam of Gaitanejo with the hydroelectric waterfall of El Chorro.
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Caminito Del Rey
This humble and diabolical trail runs through the Desfiladero de los Gaitanes, an impressive canyon opened by the Guadalhorce river. It is one of the most spectacular landscapes in the Malaga mountains. Between the municipalities of Álora, Antequera and Ardales, it is 3 kilometres long and reaches heights of up to 300 metres. It was originally a small service path that connected the small water dam of Gaitanejo with the hydroelectric waterfall of El Chorro.
A city in southern Spain with grand Islamic architecture, free tapas, counterculture street art and a beer spa, Granada surprises and delights visitors. Many are drawn to the vibrant Spanish city for its show-stopping hilltop fortress, the Alhambra. But all are soon swept up by the fast, fun pace of life in the city. Lose yourself in the maze-like streets running through lively neighbourhoods like Realejo and Albaicín, where tender tapas are dished out for free with every cold glass of beer, and powerful street art adorns weathered walls. Here are a few reasons to launch yourself into the heart of Granada and beyond.
Granada Center
A city in southern Spain with grand Islamic architecture, free tapas, counterculture street art and a beer spa, Granada surprises and delights visitors. Many are drawn to the vibrant Spanish city for its show-stopping hilltop fortress, the Alhambra. But all are soon swept up by the fast, fun pace of life in the city. Lose yourself in the maze-like streets running through lively neighbourhoods like Realejo and Albaicín, where tender tapas are dished out for free with every cold glass of beer, and powerful street art adorns weathered walls. Here are a few reasons to launch yourself into the heart of Granada and beyond.
This municipality of Malaga with 3.500 inhabitants is located in the region of Montes de Malaga, just in front of an old large cereal cultivation, known as the granary of Malaga during the Arab period.
Places of interest:
- Church of Nuestra Señora del Socorro
- Municipal Cemetery of San Sebastián
- Cave Paintings of Peñas de Cabrera
Casabermeja
This municipality of Malaga with 3.500 inhabitants is located in the region of Montes de Malaga, just in front of an old large cereal cultivation, known as the granary of Malaga during the Arab period.
Places of interest:
- Church of Nuestra Señora del Socorro
- Municipal Cemetery of San Sebastián
- Cave Paintings of Peñas de Cabrera
Our favorite food spots. 🥗
Mercado mensual de productos locales y ecológicos, en las provincias de Málaga.
Cada sábado y domingo podrás hacer tu compra semanal de productos, verduras, hortalizas y frutas de pequeños productores ecológicos certificados de la provincia. Muy fresca y sostenible opción para hacer de tu estancia en la casa rural una experiencia única y llevarte los mejores souvenirs locales para tus seres queridos.
Fechas y ubicación de los mercados en imágenes.
Más info:
www.guadalhorceecologico.org
EcoMercado en la Provincia de Málaga
Gracias a la creciente demanda del consumo ecológico, la Asociación Guadalhorce Ecológico ha podido desarrollar en la provincia de Málaga una red de mercadillos de agricultoras/es ecológicos que además de abastecer las necesidades alimenticias de la provincia con la venta directa de sus productos, trata de promover hábitos de consumo saludables y generar un espacio de encuentro entre las personas que producen y las personas que consumen.
La Asociación Guadalhorce Ecológico
Es una organización sin ánimo de lucro, integrada desde 2008 por productoras/es y consumidoras/es de la provincia de Málaga, que defienden y fomentan la producción, transformación, comercialización y consumo de productos ecológicos provenientes de la agricultura y ganadería ecológica.
Los alimentos ecológicos son más saludables: no contienen sustancias artificiales, son cultivados de una forma más artesanal y cuidadosa, son más sabrosos y recuperan los sabores y matices tradicionales llegando al mercado en su punto óptimo de maduración.
Mercadillo Guadalhorce Ecológico
Podrás adquirir toda nuestra variedad de productos a granel de forma directa o recoger tu pedido Online en el Mercado Guadalhorce Ecológico que montamos cada fin de semana por distintas localidades de la provincia de Málaga.
Huelin Mercado Ecológico Mensual
Mercado mensual de productos locales y ecológicos, en las provincias de Málaga.
Cada sábado y domingo podrás hacer tu compra semanal de productos, verduras, hortalizas y frutas de pequeños productores ecológicos certificados de la provincia. Muy fresca y sostenible opción para hacer de tu estancia en la casa rural una experiencia única y llevarte los mejores souvenirs locales para tus seres queridos.
Fechas y ubicación de los mercados en imágenes.
Más info:
www.guadalhorceecologico.org
EcoMercado en la Provincia de Málaga
Gracias a la creciente demanda del consumo ecológico, la Asociación Guadalhorce Ecológico ha podido desarrollar en la provincia de Málaga una red de mercadillos de agricultoras/es ecológicos que además de abastecer las necesidades alimenticias de la provincia con la venta directa de sus productos, trata de promover hábitos de consumo saludables y generar un espacio de encuentro entre las personas que producen y las personas que consumen.
La Asociación Guadalhorce Ecológico
Es una organización sin ánimo de lucro, integrada desde 2008 por productoras/es y consumidoras/es de la provincia de Málaga, que defienden y fomentan la producción, transformación, comercialización y consumo de productos ecológicos provenientes de la agricultura y ganadería ecológica.
Los alimentos ecológicos son más saludables: no contienen sustancias artificiales, son cultivados de una forma más artesanal y cuidadosa, son más sabrosos y recuperan los sabores y matices tradicionales llegando al mercado en su punto óptimo de maduración.
Mercadillo Guadalhorce Ecológico
Podrás adquirir toda nuestra variedad de productos a granel de forma directa o recoger tu pedido Online en el Mercado Guadalhorce Ecológico que montamos cada fin de semana por distintas localidades de la provincia de Málaga.
When you visit our beautiful city of Malaga, one thing you should definitely do is to stroll through the Atarazanas food market. Not only is the building itself well worth your time, but as well the mouth-watering local, seasonal treasures and the people selling them. A feast for the eyes, ears, nose and mouth, because one of our recommendations is not only to look, but to actually savor! Naturally. So grab a big bag and some spare time and enjoy what our region has to offer.
The Atarazanas market opens from Monday to Saturday, from 8am to around 2-3pm, depending on every stall holder, since they would simply close when they’re sold out. So we would recommend you to go as early as possible, as well because there is less traffic- although that can also be part of the charm of this experience!
Just one thing you need to know: on Mondays, the fish department is closed, since they don’t go fishing on Sundays and therefore don’t have fresh fish this day. But on any other day, let yourself be delighted by the colors and the distinctive voices that could definitely fill whole opera houses, announcing the fresh catches of the day. Just go with the flow…
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Mercado Central de Atarazanas
10 C. AtarazanasWhen you visit our beautiful city of Malaga, one thing you should definitely do is to stroll through the Atarazanas food market. Not only is the building itself well worth your time, but as well the mouth-watering local, seasonal treasures and the people selling them. A feast for the eyes, ears, nose and mouth, because one of our recommendations is not only to look, but to actually savor! Naturally. So grab a big bag and some spare time and enjoy what our region has to offer.
The Atarazanas market opens from Monday to Saturday, from 8am to around 2-3pm, depending on every stall holder, since they would simply close when they’re sold out. So we would recommend you to go as early as possible, as well because there is less traffic- although that can also be part of the charm of this experience!
Just one thing you need to know: on Mondays, the fish department is closed, since they don’t go fishing on Sundays and therefore don’t have fresh fish this day. But on any other day, let yourself be delighted by the colors and the distinctive voices that could definitely fill whole opera houses, announcing the fresh catches of the day. Just go with the flow…
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