Halloween Nerja

Halloween, celebrated on October 31, has its roots in the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain, which marked the end of the harvest and the beginning of winter. Today, it is known in many countries as a day to dress up in costumes, decorate with spooky motifs, and enjoy activities such as trick-or-treating.

In Nerja and the Costa del Sol, Halloween has been gaining popularity in recent years. Although it is not an indigenous tradition in Spain, many people, especially young people and families, celebrate this holiday with various activities.

Traditions in Nerja and the Costa del Sol:

  1. Parties and Parades: In Nerja, there are parties in the squares and bars where people dress up. There may also be parades where groups participate in creative costumes.
  2. Decorations: Some businesses and homes decorate their spaces with pumpkins, spider webs, and other typical Halloween elements.
  3. Events for Children: Many schools and associations organise activities for the little ones, including games, crafts and costume contests.
  4. Workshops and Special Events: Some restaurants and venues organise themed events, including special food and music.

Where is it celebrated near Nerja?

In addition to the celebrations in Nerja, other towns on the Costa del Sol, such as Torrox, Almuñécar and Málaga, also organise special parties and events for Halloween. In Málaga capital, large celebrations are held with parades and parties in various areas.

When is it celebrated:

Halloween is celebrated on 31 October. In some places, the festivities may extend over the previous or subsequent weekend to allow for more activities and events.

Halloween in Maro, Nerja.

The feast of the Saints is more common in Maro. For years this festival has been celebrated in the town of Maro. The streets are dressed up for the occasion. The whole town of Maro is decorated to be scary. Halloween is celebrated in Maro with the MAROWEEN Party and its traditional CHOTOWEEN.

Bus from Nerja to Maro for Halloween.

It is easy to go to Maro this weekend. You can go on the shuttle bus or take a taxi from Nerja. See here how to go to Maro by bus from Nerja.

Halloween has found a place in the traditions of Nerja and the Costa del Sol, where the community comes together to enjoy this holiday that combines fun with a touch of mystery.

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