The Axarquía is a diverse and charming region in eastern Andalusia, in the province of Málaga. Stretching from the Mediterranean Sea deep into the mountainous interior, it is known for its striking contrasts: sun-drenched beaches on the Costa del Sol Oriental and whitewashed villages clinging to the slopes of the Montes de Málaga and the Sierras of Tejeda, Almijara, and Alhama.

The landscape is characterized by rolling hills covered in olive groves, almond trees, and vineyards. Traces of the Moorish past can be found throughout the region, visible in the architecture, narrow streets, irrigation systems, and place names.
Charming whitewashed villages such as Frigiliana, Cómpeta, and Periana offer an authentic Andalusian atmosphere, with charming squares, local gastronomy, and panoramic views of the sea and mountains.

Along the coast, towns like Nerja, Torrox Costa, and Torre del Mar provide access to beaches, promenades, and a relaxed Mediterranean lifestyle, culminating in the impressive Nerja Caves.

Thanks to its mild climate, the Axarquía is attractive year-round. It's an ideal region for those seeking tranquility, nature, culture, and gastronomy, away from mass tourism but with all amenities within easy reach.

It's proven that Torrox Costa has the best climate in Europe. "El major climate de Europa"

In short: the Axarquía is a hidden gem where traditional Andalusia and Mediterranean life blend harmoniously.