Mijas Pueblo is situated twenty minutes from Malaga airport and ten minutes by car or bus from the coast.
Being a working and popular tourist village there is much to see and do.

Spread throughout the village over forty restaurants catering for all tastes and budgets and many shops sell everything from locally produced food and wines to the wonderful crafted goods for which the Spanish are so famous.

There are three squares and many interesting buildings to explore. The views are breathtaking, especially those from the park that is situated at the very top of the village. There are no shops up here, just the main church, the bullring, two small bars and the gardens from where you can admire the incredible views.

Probably one of the best things about Mijas is the people. They are so friendly and welcoming that you will be sure to want to return again and again.

Main Village Square.

Panoramic View Of The Coastline

With its pretty plazas, donkey taxi's, horse drawn carriages and its truly Spanish atmosphere, Mijas is the perfect place to stay.

Mountain View & Traditional Donkey Carts

On a Sunday afternoon before the bullfight, there is often a parade of traditionally dressed riders on horseback. Not many of us would enjoy watching a bullfight but we can still enjoy the atmosphere that the colourful riders provide as they parade through the streets and squares.

Mijas, Sunday Afternoon

For more information please contact Joan Palmer:

Tel: 0208 144 7728

or

0034 952 485 204

info@mijas-apartments.com