Things to do in Benahavis

Nice place to visit and great experience. Excellent golf.

Del Cristo Beach is a great beach! It's a good place to come and see because the seafood is fresh and unique. There are also some beer houses on the beach, which is perfect for a summer vacation! Very suitable

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When I was a kid, I loved watching the cartoon The Smurfs, especially Gargamel and Smurfette. This time, I finally had the chance to visit the Smurfs town, as if I had entered the cartoon.

Join a guided tour of Spain and Portugal. This small group tour for 25 guests includes all-inclusive packages: five nights in a five-diamond hotel, direct flights from Air China, six special meals, and Wi-Fi. [The following appears unrelated and likely a separate topic:] Flamenco show, vintage carriage tour, high-speed AVE train, and admission to seven major attractions: Sagrada Familia, Alhambra, Park Güell, Royal Palace of Madrid, and Seville Cathedral. On the morning of Day 4, we'll depart from Granada for Ronda. Our guide will lead us to the Ronda New Bridge, then to the Ronda Terraced Gardens, one of the Ronda viewpoints, to see the Ronda Old Bridge. Ronda, a small city dating back to the Roman Empire and the birthplace of bullfighting, is located in the heart of Andalusia, Spain. Its scenic beauty and vibrant atmosphere earned Hemingway the nickname "the perfect place for elopement." Divided by the Tejas River, Ronda is the Old Town and the New Town. The Old Town, perched atop a cliff, offers a breathtaking view. Ronda boasts a mild climate and often sunny days. The best times to visit are between May and September. During the Romero Festival in early September, numerous bullfights are held, offering a glimpse into the locals' passion and bravery. Most of Ronda's attractions are concentrated in the old town, with notable ones including the world's oldest bullring and the 14th-century Islamic Palace, the residence of the Moorish king Apomelico.