Welcome to AbsoluteAxarquia.com, the complete guide and directory to the AXARQUIA – an ancient area, east of Malaga City, in southern Spain where the beaches stay open all year and orange trees line the streets. Known for THE BEST CLIMATE IN EUROPE, Axarquia has sub-tropical temperatures. Lapped by the Mediterranean waters of the Costa del Sol and sheltered by magnificent mountain ranges, the Axarquia lies within the Malaga Province of Andalucia. We have collected a wealth of information about the Axarquia, it’s towns and villages, food, festivals, attractions and activities. We have also provided lots of information about the rest of Andalucia including cities like Malaga and Granada and Andalucia’s Natural Parks. There is a lot on the site so please use our menu, sitemap and site search to find what you are looking for. If you wish to advertise click here.
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Exploring Torrox
“The best climate in Europe” boasts the tourist pamphlets in Torrox and by all accounts this is a pretty accurate description of the weather...
Exploring Nerja
At the far Eastern reaches of the Costa del Sol, lies Nerja. Once a tiny fishing village, Nerja is now a cosmopolitan town combining...
Exploring Malaga
For most visitors and many foreign residents, Málaga is simply an airport - a place to arrive at and pass through en route to...
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Uranus
Uranus The name of this planet is pronounced `yoor a nus` and not `your anus`! It was discovered in 1781 by British astronomer Sir...
Sol Searching Book Review
Keidi Keating, Director of The Sentinella Network, is celebrating the publication of her first book! The hilarious Bridget-Jones-esque take on a modern girl’s move...
Walk to the Esparto Fountain
From the N-340 take the turn-off to the Nerja Caves. At the entrance to the car park take the track on the left which...
Malagas Eastern Occidental Beaches
The map and key to facilities above are a quick guide to just some of the beaches along Malaga Province´s Costa del Sol in...












































