In the Axarquía of Málaga, Canillas de Aceituno shows olive- and vineyard-covered slopes facing the Tejeda mountain range. The whitewashed village houses and stone cortijos with beams and a chimney preserve the mountain architecture, often with a granary and outbuildings for tools.
The Sierras de Tejeda, Almijara and Alhama Natural Park offers trails to the La Maroma peak and springs. Markets in Vélez-Málaga and Sayalonga bring local olive oil, moscatel and cheeses closer to residents. The A-7 motorway and Málaga airport connect to the coast and the rest of Spain.
These fincas usually unfold land with an orchard and garden, terraces with views and absolute tranquility. A short distance from Sedella or Alcaucín, life is shared between the local winery, the wood-fired oven and summer verbenas, with the Mediterranean in the background for getaways to the beaches of Torre del Mar.
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