On the slopes of the Axarquía of Málaga, Canillas de Albaida features white streets, fountains and views of the Sierra de Tejeda and Almijara. The estates combine stone houses, cortijos and Andalusian farmhouses, with exposed beams, a fireplace and outbuildings ready for a barn or workshop.
Vineyards and olive groves shape hills ideal for land, an orchard and a garden in complete tranquility. Trails of the Sierra de Tejeda, Almijara and Alhama Natural Park start from the village, and Nerja and Frigiliana are just a short distance away.
The historic center is designated a Historic-Artistic Ensemble, and the A-7 motorway brings Málaga and its airport closer. Local markets in Cómpeta enliven the week with fruit, oil and regional wines.
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