Is Nerja gay friendly?

Gay-friendly places in Nerja The gay scene in Nerja is not as well-established compared to other places on the Costa del Sol such as Torremolinos and Marbella. However, Nerja is considered to be a gay-friendly destination where everyone can enjoy the nightlife.

Is Nerja Lively?

One of the most beautiful destinations on the Costa del Sol is Nerja. The small town has a lot to offer and, in addition to a lively Spanish culture, the most beautiful beaches in the area.

Is Málaga a gay place?

Spain is renowned for its LGBTQ+ progressiveness and Málaga is no different. Although the city centre’s gay scene is fairly small, Málaga province is actually home to Andalucía’s liveliest gay scene of Torremolinos, just 20 minutes from Málaga, centred around La Nogalera, where most gay folk party on the weekends.

Is Nerja worth visiting?

Located 56 km to the east of Málaga, it is the perfect day trip from the big Andalusian coastal city. However, if you are looking for a nice, smaller (less touristy) charming beach town on the coast of southern Spain, then Nerja is definitely for you!

Is Nerja pretty?

Nerja is a beautiful traditional Andalusian white town with an incredible crystal clear sea located in the province of Malaga, Southern Spain.

Why is Nerja so popular?

Blessed with white beaches, mountain backdrops, and hosting several masterpieces of architecture, the town of Nerja is the beating heart of this sunny region. This charming town lies along Costa del Sol in Andalucía, on the country’s southern Mediterranean coast.

Is Nerja Spain safe?

As the others say, Nerja is a very safe place and crime rates are pretty low. It does attract the odd pickpocket/con artist, particularly during the summer season, but that is the same everywhere.

Which is nicer Estepona or Nerja?

Nerja is pretty with coves rather than a long stretch of beach. Estepona has a long beach and seems more a place that ex pats live than a holiday destination. Either would be fine.

What does Nerja mean in Spanish?

rich in water
The town we now know as Nerja was variously called Narija, Naricha and Narixa, all basically meaning ‘rich in water’.

How many expats live in Nerja?

Although there are many locals living in Nerja, I read that 25% of the population are expats.

Is Nerja very hilly?

Re: Is Nerja hilly? As already said, along the seafront and bottom streets of the town it is flat. As soon as you move away from this area it is very hilly.

Which Costa in Spain is best?

Costa Blanca is likely to be the Costa you’ve heard the most about, as it’s undoubtedly the most well known. This is where you will find Benidorm, the most famous holiday resort in the world, as well as the city of Alicante with its iconic quayside walk.