Discover exciting cities and places

Finca Alamo is an ideal base from which to experience some of the best that southern Spain – and beyond – has to offer. Within easy reach are vibrant cities, whitewashed mountain villages, historic gems, Mediterranean coastlines and even North Africa as a day trip.

Casares

Estepona

Gibraltar

Ronda

Mijas Pueblo

Marbella

Malaga

Setenil de las Bodegas

Pueblo Blancos

Casares – a hidden gem

Casares is just a few minutes’ drive from Finca Alamo. The town clings to the mountainside and is considered one of Andalusia’s most beautiful villages.

Here you’ll find:

  • Adventurous white houses built into the mountain
  • View towards Gibraltar and Africa on clear days
  • A calm and authentic Andalusia

Perfect for: Those who want to experience something less touristy.

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Costa del Sol

Estepona – the thriving gem of the Costa del Sol

Estepona has become a favorite for many.

  • The old town of Estepona
  • Known for its flower-lined streets, artistic murals and incredibly beautiful squares.
  • Seafront, stunning beaches and harbor
  • Perfect for a quiet afternoon by the sea.
  • Charming Spanish atmosphere
  • Estepona has retained much of its authentic character.

Perfect for: A quieter, true Spanish coastal town experience.

Read about Estepona here
A little bit of England in Spain

Gibraltar – British history at the southern tip of Europe

Gibraltar is a very special experience – a blend of British culture, dramatic scenery and historic sights.

  • Rock of Gibraltar with spectacular views of both Spain and Africa
  • The famous monkeys on the cliff

A meeting of cultures

In one day, you can experience British flair, Moorish history and a view of two continents.

Perfect for: History, views and a completely different day trip.

Read about Gibraltar here
Pueblo Blancos

Ronda – dramatic and unforgettable

Ronda is one of Andalusia’s most spectacular towns, dramatically perched above a deep gorge and famous for its iconic Puente Nuevo bridge. Here, magnificent scenery, rich history and Andalusian charm meet in a truly unique way.

Wander through the historic old town, enjoy cliffside views, visit the famous bullring and experience the atmosphere of the town’s squares, small streets and local tapas places.

Ronda is as much an experience as a destination – a city that makes an impression.

Perfect for: An unforgettable day trip with culture, history and spectacular views.

Read about Ronda here

Pueblo Blancos

Mijas Pueblo – white village charm with a view

Mijas Pueblo is one of Andalusia’s prettiest white villages, beautifully perched on the mountainside overlooking the Costa del Sol. Here you can stroll through narrow cobblestone streets, discover small squares, local shops and cozy cafés, and enjoy the unique Andalusian atmosphere.

Visit the viewpoints, the charming Virgen de la Peña chapel and take time for lunch with panoramic views of the coast.

Perfect for: A leisurely half-day excursion with authentic village life, beautiful surroundings and a postcard atmosphere.

Read about Mijas Pueblo here
Old towns

Marbella – elegance and Andalusian charm

Marbella is much more than luxury. The city’s old town is one of the Costa del Sol’s most beautiful.

Plaza de Los Naranjos

The heart of the old town – surrounded by white houses, orange trees and cozy restaurants.

The old town of Marbella

A network of flower-filled alleys, small shops and authentic Andalusian atmosphere.

Puerto Banús

For marina, shopping and life along the water.

Perfect for: The combination of culture and coastal life.

Read about Marbella here
Old towns

Málaga – the cultural city on the Mediterranean

Málaga is a city many people fall in love with. Here, history, beach life, gastronomy and modern city life meet.

The Old Town is full of life with narrow streets, squares, tapas bars and shops. Perfect for strolling aimlessly.

Alcazaba and Gibralfaro Two historical highlights with stunning views of the city and sea.

Visit the Picasso Museum and take a stroll along the harbor promenade Muelle Uno.

Perfect for: Culture, shopping and dining experiences.

Read about Malaga here
Pueblo Blancos

Setenil de las Bodegas – a village clinging to the mountain

Setenil de las Bodegas is one of Andalusia’s most unique villages – known for its houses, cafés and streets built under huge rock formations. Walking through the village feels almost surreal.

Explore the iconic Cuevas del Sol and Cuevas de la Sombra streets, where the cliffs hang above you while life is lived under the rock. Small tapas places, white houses and the distinctive location make the place very special.

Setenil is often combined with Ronda and is a perfect excursion to experience something completely different and genuinely Andalusian.

Perfect for: An atmospheric day trip with history, character and some of southern Spain’s most unique surroundings.

Read about Setenil de las Bodegas here