Respect for your destination and travelling responsibly are characteristics of sustainable tourism. On your trip to Spain there are lots of sustainable activities on offer near the city of Malaga. Are you in?
Take a stroll around the historic botanical gardens of La Concepción
Really close to Malaga, you can visit a magical place: the La Concepción Historical Botanical Garden. A wonderful green space where you’ll find a unique collection of subtropical species. Full of captivating spots for reading, having a picnic, or simply taking in the peace and quiet. The perfect break for switching off and leaving the stresses of the city behind you.
Take the train to the Costa del Sol
The train is a sustainable way to travel. From Malaga station, you can reach a large part of the fabulous Costa del Sol. Plan to spend the day at the beach and eat a delicious paella by the sea. Burriana, Calahonda and Almuñécar are some of the best-known.
Go hiking along the River Chillar
Go walking along a river? In Nerja you also have a hiking trail that follows the course of the River Chillar. It's of medium difficulty, so you should be well prepared, and remember to take the depth into account. The best time of year to go is from March to October. You will walk through a unique scenario: water, trees and birds singing in the background.
Visit the villages of Mijas and Ronda
Two villages to see on a day trip, very close to Málaga. Mijas is perfect for wandering in its pretty little streets of whitewashed houses. In the Ronda is perfect for wandering in its pretty little streets of whitewashed houses. Respecting the environment and the country's heritage, you'll enjoy Spain even more.
