Over the Guadalhorce valley, Álora unfolds hills of orange trees and olive groves, with farmhouses and stone houses overlooking the sierra. The town center, dominated by its Arabic castle and the Church of La Encarnación, marks Andalusian character.
The towns of Pizarra, Cártama and Ardales are just a short distance away, with seasonal markets and tapas bars. The Caminito del Rey, in the Desfiladero de los Gaitanes, is a Natural Site and an emblem for hiking and cycling.
Farmhouses and estates with exposed beams, a fireplace, a barn and outbuildings open onto land for an orchard and garden, offering tranquility. Málaga and its airport are connected by motorway and commuter rail.
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