• Estacion Maritima De Motril - The guide and driver will meet the clients at the designated time at the cruise gate to transport them directly to the pre-Hispanic Nerja Caves, passing through tropical plantations and offering stunning views of the Mediterranean.
• Maro - Upon arrival at the caves in the coastal town of Maro, clients will receive tickets for a guided audio tour of the pre-Hispanic caves, which date back 35,000 years.
• Balcony of Europe - Following the cave visit, the guide and driver will take clients to the Balcony of Europe, where they can explore the charming streets of this beautiful coastal city and enjoy the balcony overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. There will be free time for dining and souvenir shopping.
• Estacion Maritima De Motril - After visiting Frigiliana and enjoying a sweet wine appetizer, the guide and driver will begin the transfer back to the cruise.
• Frigiliana - After the meal, clients will proceed to the white village of Frigiliana, the last refuge of the Moors, with its picturesque and vibrant streets. They will enjoy a delightful walk with their guide, who will explain the history of this white village and its tradition of cultivating sugar cane and sweet wine. A sweet wine appetizer will be offered before returning to the cruise.

• Roundtrip transportation in comfortable transportation with professional driver
• Sweet wine appetizer in Frigiliana
• Tickets and audio guides to the nerja caves accompanied by your accompanying guide
• Specialized accompanying guide

• Lunch and other meals and drinks

This excursion offers an opportunity to explore the tropical coast of Granada and parts of Malaga. Participants will be picked up by a professional chef and guide at the designated time to journey through the charming white villages, surrounded by tropical crops, with breathtaking views of the Mediterranean coast. Throughout the trip, the guide will provide insights into the history, geography, and economy of the region, as well as the lifestyle and economic activities of the local inhabitants.

In March, there will be a visit to the pre-Hispanic caves, recognized as a Cultural Interest site since 2006. Additionally, the Nerja Cave is proposed as a Site of Spanish Geological Interest of International Relevance (Global Geosite) by the Geological and Mining Institute of Spain, due to its paleontological and geomorphological significance, with the designation “VP10-SK01: Nerja Cave.”

After the cave visit, participants will be taken to the picturesque white village of Frigiliana for a leisurely walk and a snack before returning. An accompanying guide will be present throughout the tour.

• The Frigiliana snack will serve non-alcoholic beverages to children under 18 years

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.