View

Alhaurin has a spectacular view over the ‘Hoya de Málaga’- the Valley of Málaga, filled with lemon and fruit trees. From above it resembles a gigantic colourful carpet. Most of the small and narrow streets in the town centre meander to the main square. Here you can find the town hall and the church ‘Vera Santa Cruz’.

 

Surroundings

The coast (Costa del Sol) is not far away. Fuengirola and Mijas are at the end of a winding road through the mountains. There is also a new and quick connection to Fuengirola and Mijas Costa, bringing you to the beach in less than 20 minutes.

The rolling hills and open views of the Alhaurin area give a sense of space. It is a fertile region, known for its countless orange and lemon trees that bear fruit particularly in the winter months.

Alhaurin has a direct connection to Marbella via the A355, a beautiful road surrounded by high mountains. The rest of the area, however, is quite flat and open. The Alhaurin area has a pleasant climate with a mild wind blowing mostly from the North and West. In winter 2015 a long time unfinished road was opened, this extension of the A355 connects Alhaurin el Grande with the motorway A357 to Málaga and Ardales.