This church was built in the 16th century and is particularly interesting for its faèade that has an excelent Mannerist style entrance with a Baroque style bell tower. On the inside, amongst the...
This region, situated in the north of the province, borders the countryside of Seville in the North; the valley of Guadalhorce in the south; the mountain ranges of Ronda and Cardiz in the east; and the floodplain of Antequera in the south. It represents the beginning of the so-called Surco Intrabetico, an enormous natural corridor, which links Andalusia with Spanish Levante (east coast of the peninsula).
The most important terrains are located in the south, shaping an area of great environmental interest. From east to west, Valle de Abdalajîs Mountains, Pizarra Mountains, Aguas Mountains, Baños Mountains, Alcaparaîn Mountains and Ortegîcar Mountains.
This mountain range has determined both the climate conditions and the communication between the region and the south part of the province, which takes advantage of natural mountain passes, making it very difficult to find alternative access ways.
This region has a continental climate, with harsh winters and very hot summers. The annual average temperature is 15 to 16 degrees and the average rainfall is 600 to 700 mm. Guadalhorce River brings the main part of the water that comes into the region through its tributary rivers, Guadalteba and Turón.
Due to the diversity of its landscape and its environmental conditions, visitors can observe spectacular natural spots, such as ecosystem of the lagoons of Campillos, the park of Ardales and the reservoirs of Guadalhorce-Guadalteba, which are doubtlessly one of the most relevant natural spots. Here is as well the Caminito del Rey in the canyon Los Gaitanes, which is perhaps the natural resource of major interest of the province of Malaga.
All of this together with the beauty of its villages, gastronomy and craftsmanship, shape the perfect surrounding for those who search cultural, ecological and active tourism.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS
Products derived from stock farming, milk products, fruit and vegetables.
CRAFTWORK
Stonework, textile, wood and forge works.
FORESTRY
Silviculture.
INDUSTRY
Wine-producing, technologies, auxiliaries for the construction sector and alternative energies.
TOURISM
Cultural heritage, congresses and incentives, nature.
More English information of Guadalteba on the website of the Costa del Sol Tourist Board.
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The Ermita de Ntra. Señora del Carmen is located in the street known as Calle Carreras. It is dated back to the XVIth century and although the inside is beautiful and of traditional design, it is...
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These chromium-nickel mines are part of a mining district that was in operation from 1840 to the mid-20th century. Their activity established Málaga as a leader in the European production of these...
From a privileged place, La Encantada Cliff Viewpoint offers the view of the Guadalhorce River which crashes into Jurassic rocks and creates El Chorro (the Spurt), with the boardwalks of El Caminito...
The cave of Ardales, which is also known as Cueva de Doña Trinidad or the Calinoria, was discovered in 1821 after the great earthquake in Alhama de Granada, which left the access to the cave open,...
It is the largest cave of those in the Tajo del Molino or in the River de la Venta, within the municipality of Teba. The cave is located on the left wall of the pit about 30 feet above the river....
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This festival has been declared to be of Tourist Interest by the Provincial Council of Málaga. Please check with the local Town Hall or Municipal Tourism Office for the festival date before...
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This festival has been declared to be of Tourist Interest by the Provincial Council of Málaga. Please check with the local Town Hall or Municipal Tourism Office for the festival date before...
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The origin of the name Cuevas del Becerro is still unclear, with several different theories existing. One claims that the figure of a golden calf was once found inside one of the many caves...
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UNIQUENESS This typical Andalusian farmhouse keeps its original structure from the 19th century. CHARACTERISTICS It is built around a riding arena. A hayloft has been transformed into a...
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UNIQUENESS Arcos del Capellán is unique tourist accommodation, integrated into the archaeological remains of an Andalusian farmstead. The house is restored over an arcade made of Nazarite bricks,...
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This exclusive resort, which remains in operation throughout the year, has 14 separate rooms, all equipped with the best facilities, located in three buildings: Zaira apartment with capacity for 2...
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Through its website, the municipality offers information on the most relevant activities that take place regularly. If in doubt, contact the Town Hall..
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This fifth stage starts in the area of Guadalteba and goes deep into the Sierra de las Nieves . It begins in Ardales, it is 266 km long, and crosses nine municipalities. A big part of the...
