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Álora Valley View Accommodations... a peaceful getaway in Andalusia

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Alora Valley View Accommodations rated "excellent"

Alora

Small stores, restaurants, pubs, cafés, internet cafés, churches, parks, markets (every Monday) and concerts are only a 20-25 minute walk away. There is one pleasant restaurant with a nice outlook that is about a 15-20 minute walk away, Fuenta de la Higuera Restaurant. In Alora you will find the second oldest church of Spain; the Iglesia de la Encarnación, on the Plaza Baja de la Despedía.

Beaches

Many beaches to see in and around Malaga province. Please see our beaches page for details.

Other things to do...

See our hiking trips page for some ideas for great walks/hikes
Cycling - borrow one of our bikes for EUR 7 to EUR 10 per day
Horseback riding at Alora Riding Holidays/Summer Breeze Stables
An evening howling with the wolves at Lobo Park about 20 minutes in the Antequera direction
Quad biking at Quadlandertreks.com (they are our neighbours)
The fantastic limestone formations at El Torcal Nature Reserve are also a great adventure
See a demonstration or try learning pottery at Alora Pottery
The Cave of La Pileta is just about a half-hour from Ronda
Just 15 minutes away by car, you can experience a luxurious spa at Villa Padierna Thermas de Carratraca

Beautiful El Chorro / Garganta del Chorro
Just over twenty minutes north are three beautiful turquoise coloured lakes surrounded by pine forests. A tranquil retreat where you can swim, fish or picnic on the lake shore. This is El Chorro gorge. Called Malaga's "Lake District", it is in fact three artificial lakes created by a dam built across the dramatic two hundred meter high Guadalhorce river gorge, known as the Garganta del Chorro. Watch out for the eagles which continually circle around the sheer cliffs. Or if you fancy getting into the action in this area a little more, try Quad Biking, Horse Riding, Climbing, Hiking or Mountain Biking etc...

Camino del Rey (Path of the King) by El Chorro. If you dare...