Manilva

Manilva is located on the western edge of Malaga province, adjacent to Cadiz province. The area encompasses Manilva Pueblo, the charming fishing village of Sabinillas and Duquesa, renowned for its castle and scenic port.

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Puerto de la Duquesa
Puerto de la Duquesa
Manilva Pueblo
Manilva Pueblo
Sabinillas beach
Sabinillas beach
Walkway at Los Gaviotas
Walkway at Los Gaviotas
Puerto de la Duquesa at dusk
Puerto de la Duquesa at dusk
Puerto de la Duquesa
Puerto de la Duquesa
Palm tree at Sabinillas beach
Palm tree at Sabinillas beach

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Here’s an itinerary that ensures you experience the best of what Manilva  has to offer - including Manilva Pueblo, Sabinillas and Duquesa - as suggested by ChatGPT.


Morning: Visit Manilva Pueblo

Start your day in the charming village of Manilva Pueblo, perched in the hills with stunning views of the Mediterranean and surrounding countryside. Begin your morning with a leisurely stroll through the cobbled streets, where whitewashed buildings adorned with colorful flowers invite you in. Don’t miss the Iglesia de Santa Ana, an 18th-century church that showcases the local architectural style and provides a glimpse into the village's rich heritage.


Late Morning: Head to nearby Sabinillas 

After your cultural exploration, head to Sabinillas, a coastal gem just a short drive away. Here, you can enjoy a lovely late morning walk along the beachfront promenade. The refreshing sea breeze and scenic views make it a perfect spot to unwind. If you're feeling peckish, stop by one of the local cafes for a quick breakfast, featuring traditional Spanish pastries and energizing coffee.


Lunch: In Duquesa 

By midday, make your way to Puerto de la Duquesa. This vibrant marina is known for its beautiful yachts and lively atmosphere. For lunch, treat yourself at a lively chiringuito (beachside bar/restaurant) near the port. Indulge in fresh seafood, grilled sardines, or a delectable paella while soaking in the stunning views of the Mediterranean – the perfect backdrop for your meal.

Post-lunch, there’s plenty to explore. Take a leisurely stroll around the marina or rent a bike to enjoy the scenic coastal paths. The nearby beaches, such as Playa de Sabinillas, are perfect for sunbathing or swimming. Make sure to capture some memorable photos against the picturesque shoreline.


Evening: Return to Manilva Pueblo 

In the early evening, return to Manilva Pueblo for a sunset at the local viewpoint. The sight of the sun setting over the horizon is a breathtaking end to your day. Before leaving, stop at a local market or shop to pick up unique souvenirs and artisan products to remember your visit.

Wrap up your day with a relaxing dinner at one of the charming local restaurants in the village, where you can share stories of your adventures and bask in the warm, inviting atmosphere of Manilva.


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