This is a circular walk taking you through a couple of dark tunnels then passing through an area with mostly trees, groves, with views over the valley, the mountains and the areas around Ojén. Passing through the Cerezal Nature Reserve.

The walk begins in the centre of Pizarra and follows the track of the Romeria up to the El Santo monument on the top of the hill overlooking the town. There are spectacular views from here. The route loops back to the starting point where refreshments can be taken.

This walk goes west from the Torre de la Bateria along the sendero litoral towards Riviera Playa. Much of the route is by boardwalk, affording pleasant views of this interesting part of the coast. Refreshments will be taken at the chiringuito ‘El Juncal’ at Rivera Playa before the return.

The walk is in the Rio Grande Valley close to Tolox where the river is still small. It follows a dirt track past pomegranate and orange trees and also olive groves.There are some hills and after rain there may be a couple of easy streams to cross.

This scenic hill walk climbs from the Albuqueria Valley near Coín, past the Barranco Blanco and then up to a wide ridge just below the summit of the Cerro del Águila in the Sierra Negra. On a clear day there are spectacular panoramic views of the coast, the Sierra de las Nieves and the towns and and villages around Coín.

Participants leave Puerto Banus walking under the A7 towards the Plaza de Toros then cross the footbridge on the right across the Arroyo Benabola. They then follow the river for about 1.5km whilst enjoying magnificent views of the mountains towards La Concha. Participants then return the same way back along the river walk returning to Puerto Banus Marina and along the Paseo maritimo towards Marbella. After crossing the footbridge over the Rio Verde there is an opportunity for refreshments. Participants return to Puerto Banus along the paseo maritimo and past the La Victoria statue.

This walk is located behind La Mairena and from the starting point this is a very pleasant country walk with fantastic scenery all around but there are some extended uphill sections leading up from the valley, fairly steep in places. There are many view spots where it is possible to stop and take in the views. This walk is on a good wide track easy to walk and without any difficulties underfoot.

This is an extension of the existing Salto de la Rejia Hill Walk that passes a number of waterfalls in the hills above Tolox. The views are spectacular throughout and there is complete tranquility.

The walk is graded as Heavy because, after passing the Salto de la Rejia waterfall, there are several quite technical sections involving traversing steep hillsides and climbing rocky paths. Walking poles are strongly recommended. The walk is not suitable for vertigo sufferers.

For those wanting a less demanding alternative it will be possible to come only as far as the Salto de la Rejia waterfall and then return back along the same path. This alternative is graded only as Moderate for a Hill Walk.

From the parking area participants will walk around the picturesque Cabopino harbour and then take the completed boardwalk which runs alongside the back of the beach toward Cala de Mija and past the Torre De Calahonda. There will be an opportunity to stop at a chiringuito for coffee before the return via the same route.

A very scenic country walk initially until we reach the Alaminos river and then the path becomes a steady single-file hill climb up the Loma Canalizo until reaching the Puerto Canalizo. Great views of the Mijas coast and Sierra de Mijas. This is a loop walk returning back to where we started.

A short but challenging walk to the peak of la Cruz de Juanar (1.070 m) that stands above Marbella. On a clear day there are fabulous views from the summit across to North Africa. It is also often possible to see the snow-capped Sierra Nevada mountains to the east. The route returns through the shady pine forest adjoining the Arroyo de Juanar.

The approach to the summit is very steep with loose stones underfoot in places. Hikers will need to be sure footed and have a good head for heights. Walking poles are recommended.

Walk Participants will head east along the busy Marbella paseo maritimo following the orange trees and passing the Fishermen’s cottages and lockups. They will then continue along the paseo past chiringuito La Dolce Vita before entering the boardwalk along the sand dunes that leads towards Bahia de Marbella. Along the way participants will have sea views, and on the left, they will see various commercial enterprises, luxury urbanizations and the Rio Real golf course. There will be an opportunity to take refreshments at a chiringuito before returning along the same route.

This walk starts at the El Mirador Hotel, winds up through the Camino Forestal in with views over the valley ending up at Forest Guard’s house. Most of this walk is in the shade of the pine trees and not too difficult ending back at the hotel for Christmas refreshments and tapas on the outside terrace. The first part is a steady climb that is not strenuous and loops around at a higher level.

This is a varied terrain walk that takes in great views of Marbella and the western Costa del Sol. There are several steep paths and ridges to climb before reaching the Mirador del Gitanos. During wet periods there may be some streams to cross.

Leaving the Parque del Castillo behind, with its castle resplendent on the hill, this walk embarks on the Fuengirola Paseo Maritimo. It crosses the Fuengirola river, passes the Puerto Deportivo and arrives at the Espigon de la T and then continues to Los Boliches playa. It passes a variety of street bars and chiringuitos, which in full season are a hub of activity. Return is by the same route after an opportunity for refreshments at a nearby chiringuito.

Walk participants will head into Parque de las Ranas following the river to the seafront. They will then proceed along the busy Marbella paseo maritimo following the orange trees and passing the El Fuerte hotel before turning inland towards the Parque de la Represa. After walking up the steady sloping paths in the park they will reach the lakes where sunbathing turtles might be seen. Leaving the park via a set of steps participants will enter the upper part of Marbella old town where they will proceed down the picturesque streets to Plaza de los Naranjos. There will be an opportunity to take refreshments in the old town.
Participants will then head to the Parque de la Alameda via the Iglesia de Nuestra Senora de la Encaracion. Participants will proceed from the park towards the seafront along Avenida del Mar with its many interesting and impressive statues. They will then return along the Paseo Maritimo and Parque de las Ranas to the starting point.

Note – There is crazy pathing in the Parque de las Ranas, a gentle uphill slope in the Parque de la Represa and approx 30 steps to ascend to the Marbella old town.