Habitaciones en Nerja

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Busco una habitacion de alquiler en Nerja. Voy a trabajar en los proximos meses y estoy buscando una habitacion privada o habitacion compartida. Precio maximo 600€ al mes. Tambien puedo pagar un poco mas si es un apartamento completo o un pequeño estudio. Estoy teniendo problemas para encontrar alojamiento en Nerja. Estoy dispuesto a pagar un año por adelantado. La zona es indiferente. Centro de Nerja, Almijara, Punta Lara, o zona de Burriana. Estoy abierto a cualquier alojamiento. Valorando la posibilidad también de Maro o Torrox. ¿alguien puede darme algún consejo para encontrar una habitación en Nerja?

Nerja es un destino vacacional, y tienen muchos alojamientos vacacionales. Esto supone una dificultad para encontrar habitacion en determinadas temporadas del año. Esto ocurre en muchos lugares de la Costa del Sol de España

Al buscar alojamiento en Nerja, puedes encontrar varios tipos de habitaciones y propiedades para alquilar.

Tipos de Habitaciones y Alojamientos en Nerja

Hoteles:

Algunos hoteles y hostales de Nerja ofrecen habitaciones mas baratas para larga temporada o para temporadas de invierno.

  • Clases: Desde hoteles económicos hasta hoteles de lujo.
  • Precios: Pueden variar desde 50 hasta 200 euros por noche, dependiendo de la temporada y la categoría del hotel. Y desde 500€ el mes para estancias largas.

Apartamentos:

  • Clases: Apartamentos de una o dos habitaciones, algunos con vistas al mar.
  • Precios: Los precios suelen oscilar entre 60 y 150 euros por noche, dependiendo de la ubicación y las comodidades.

Hostales y Pensiones:

  • Clases: Alojamiento más básico y económico.
  • Precios: Generalmente entre 30 y 70 euros por noche.

Villas y Casas:

  • Clases: Ideal para grupos o familias, muchas con piscina privada.
  • Precios: Pueden variar desde 100 hasta más de 300 euros por noche, según la temporada y el tamaño.

Bed and Breakfast:

  • Clases: Alojamiento más acogedor y familiar.
  • Precios: Entre 40 y 100 euros por noche.

Habitaciones baratas en Nerja

Si buscas una habitación en Nerja de Octubre a Mayo, los precios son mas baratos. En Nerja Spain Holidays puedes encontrar habitaciones desde 150€ la semana para estancias de 2 o 3 meses. También habitaciones baratas para trabajadores.

  • Temporada baja (noviembre a marzo): Los precios suelen ser más bajos, y puedes encontrar buenas ofertas.
  • Temporada alta (junio a agosto): Los precios aumentan considerablemente, especialmente en julio y agosto. Es recomendable reservar con antelación.

Consejos para Alquilar en Nerja

  1. Reserva con Anticipación: Especialmente si planeas visitar en temporada alta, la demanda es alta y los mejores alojamientos se llenan rápidamente.
  2. Lee Reseñas: Siempre verifica las opiniones de otros huéspedes en plataformas como TripAdvisor o Booking.com para asegurarte de la calidad del alojamiento.
  3. Considera la Ubicación: Si bien muchos lugares en Nerja están cerca de la playa, algunos pueden estar en áreas más tranquilas. Decide si prefieres estar cerca de la playa o en una zona más tranquila. Incluso valora alquilar un piso para estudiantes en Malaga, hay lugares en Malaga con precios mas interesantes.
  4. Pregunta por Comodidades: Asegúrate de que el alojamiento tenga las comodidades que necesitas, como Wi-Fi, aire acondicionado, cocina, etc.
  5. Verifica Políticas de Cancelación: Asegúrate de conocer las políticas de cancelación en caso de que cambien tus planes.
  6. Explora Opciones Locales: A veces, alquilar directamente a través de propietarios locales puede ofrecer mejores precios y experiencias más auténticas.
  7. Transporte: Considera cómo te desplazarás. Si no tienes coche, verifica la proximidad a paradas de autobús o servicios de taxi.

Nerja es un lugar encantador, te recomendamos planificar antes de hacer cualquier reserva.

Hotel Calahonda Beach, Nerja

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The Hotel Calahonda Beach Nerja is located near the Balcon de Europa. Between Carabeo Street and Calahonda beach. The hotel offers air-conditioned rooms with flat-screen satellite TV in the Centro district of Nerja.

Hotel on Puerta del Mar Street in Nerja. The accommodation is located 2 minutes walk from Calahonda beach. You can also walk to Carabeo beach, Caletilla and El Salon beach. The Balcony of Europe is just a 2-minute walk away.

The accommodation is in the center of Nerja. Ideal to stay in the city center. New hotel, modern rooms and terrace with sea views. All rooms have a private bathroom, safe and free Wi-Fi, and some also offer a terrace (in some cases, with city views). At Hotel Calahonda Beach Nerja, all rooms are equipped with bed linen and towels.

The hotel has a swimming pool or jacuzzi on the terrace. You can practice activities in Nerja and surroundings. You can book a Nerja Tour or take an excursion from the hotel. You can also book a transfer to Malaga airport.

Tourist trap restaurant, scams and bad food. Help before booking to eat.

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I’m looking forward to eating in traditional restaurants. Try the delicious fish or meat tapas. I like food, I am a food lover and I have a blog to recommend the best places in the world. I have heard that there are restaurants that are tourist traps. I want to avoid this. And I would like to know the genuine places, traditional bars. I appreciate advice from residents, expats and locals. I can get around, Nerja, Torrox, Frigiliana etc… Malaga is also a good option, I like to discover new places. I have a rental car. Where can I eat the best meals on the Costa del Sol? Thank you! All the best. Lyn

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Restaurants in Nerja

Hello Lyn, Nerja is a place with good restaurants. Tourist traps normally don’t work in Nerja. Because tourists fall once and do not recommend it to other people. These establishments end up closing due to lack of customers.

In Nerja there are many good restaurants. If you walk around the area you can easily find them. Just ask the people you meet on the street. With only 5 questions from several people on the street. They will give you repeated answers. If an answer is given by several people. Sure it’s good.

In Nerja town you will find many traditional places to eat, just do a search in our group or on the main food portals and see the best options. Here is a short list of traditional places: El Chispa, El Puntilla, El Pulguilla, Los Bilbainos, Ayo, Montemar etc etc.

Best restaurants in Nerja according to TripAdvisor

If you do a little search on TripAdvisor, you can find very good restaurants. But be careful, most of the classic and traditional restaurants are not at the top of this top ten. It is good to consult these lists to compare but it is also good to check the lists of Google reviews, Nerja MICHELIN Guide, and the Nerja Lovers group (where friends from Nerja are always recommending).

You can see the updated list here: Best restaurants in Nerja Tripadvisor

Best restaurants in Nerja according to Nerja Lovers

In the Nerja lovers Group on Facebook you can find classic restaurants, every time someone asks a question, they receive hundreds of answers. You can compare restaurants and make your own list of recommendations.

There are questions of all kinds. Examples:

  • What is the best paella in Nerja?
  • Where to eat the best fish?
  • The best pilpil shrimp?
  • Best romantic restaurant?
  • Restaurants for business dinners
  • Restaurants for events and weddings
  • McDonalds or the best hamburgers
  • The best tapas in Nerja

Everything you can imagine, everything has been asked in the Group, and you can all use their search engine and see all the answers, photos and recommendations.

You can see all the comments here: Best restaurants according to locals

Typical dishes to eat in Nerja

  1. Seafood Paella: Typical dish from the Spanish coast that has rice, fresh seafood such as mussels, octopus and prawns, and vegetables. It is a traditional Nerja dish that can be enjoyed in many restaurants in the town.
  2. Galician Octopus: Octopus cooked in its own water, with cooked potatoes, salt, paprika and olive oil. This dish is a Galician delicacy that can be found in various restaurants in Nerja.
  3. Fried anchovies: Fresh anchovies, cleaned and fried in hot olive oil. They are a classic of Andalusian gastronomy and can be ordered in almost any restaurant in Nerja.
  4. Russian Salad: Cold salad composed of boiled potatoes, mayonnaise, hard-boiled egg, carrot, peas, tuna and olives. It is a very popular dish in Spain that can be enjoyed in many restaurants in Nerja.
  5. Andalusian gazpacho: Cold soup of tomato, pepper, cucumber, onion, garlic, olive oil, vinegar and bread. It is a refreshing and typical Andalusian dish that can be found in most restaurants in Nerja.
  6. Dogfish in Adobo: Pieces of dogfish marinated in adobo (garlic, paprika, vinegar and spices) and fried. This dish is very popular in the Malaga area and can be tasted in several restaurants in Nerja.
  7. Potato Omelet: Spanish omelet made with eggs, potatoes, onion and olive oil. It is a classic and very popular dish in Spain that can be found in practically all restaurants in Nerja.
  8. Pescaíto Frito: Variety of fresh fish (anchovies, squid, squid, etc.) battered and fried. It is a typical Andalusian dish that can be enjoyed in many restaurants in Nerja, especially near the sea.
  9. Salmorejo: Cold cream of tomato, bread, olive oil and garlic, accompanied by hard-boiled egg and chopped Iberian ham. It is similar to gazpacho but creamier, and can be found in several restaurants in Nerja.
  10. Meatballs in Almond Sauce: Meatballs in almond, onion, garlic and tomato sauce. This dish is very traditional in Andalusian cuisine and can be ordered in some restaurants in Nerja.
  11. Grilled Cuttlefish: Fresh cuttlefish cooked on the grill with a splash of olive oil and garlic. It is a simple but delicious dish that can be found in several restaurants in Nerja.
  12. Grilled Octopus: Octopus cooked on the grill with coarse salt and olive oil. It is a different and delicious way to enjoy the octopus that can be found in some restaurants in Nerja.
  13. Stuffed Squids: Small squid stuffed with their own meat, shrimp, garlic, parsley and breadcrumbs, cooked in their ink. This dish is a delicacy that can be found in several restaurants in Nerja.
  14. Calamares a la Romana: Fresh squid cut into rings, coated in flour and fried. It is a classic dish of Spanish gastronomy that can be enjoyed in many restaurants in Nerja.
  15. Fritura Malagueña: Variety of fish and seafood fried in a mixture of flour and egg, accompanied by lemon. It is a delicious and typical dish from the Malaga coast that can be found in several restaurants in Nerja.
  16. Espetada Sardines: Fresh sardines skewered on a pole and cooked on the grill with coarse salt. It is a traditional dish of Malaga gastronomy that can be enjoyed in many beach bars in Nerja.
  17. Seafood Soup Rice: Creamy rice cooked in seafood broth with mussels, prawns, squid and shrimp. It is a tasty and comforting dish that can be ordered in several restaurants in Nerja.
  18. Prawn Scrambled: Scrambled eggs with fresh shrimp, garlic, parsley and olive oil. It is a simple but delicious dish that can be enjoyed in several restaurants in Nerja.
  19. Lomo de Cod al Pil Pil: Cod loin cooked in a sauce emulsified with olive oil, garlic and chilli. It is a classic and delicious dish of Basque cuisine that can be found in some restaurants in Nerja.
  20. Oxtail: Oxtail stew stewed in red wine, onion, carrot, garlic and spices. It is a traditional and filling dish of Spanish gastronomy that can be tasted in some restaurants in Nerja.

Where to Eat in Nerja

  1. El Pulguilla Restaurant (Nerja): A traditional Andalusian cuisine restaurant with a cozy and family atmosphere. Located in the center of Nerja, it is known for its delicious sardine skewers and fresh seafood. It can be reached on foot from the Balcón de Europa square.
  2. El Mirador Restaurant (Frigiliana): Located at the top of Frigiliana, this restaurant offers impressive views of the surroundings and a menu of typical local dishes, such as garlic soup and goat in sauce. To get there, you can take a bus from Nerja or Torrox.
  3. La Marismilla Restaurant (Torrox): Specializing in fresh fish and seafood, La Marismilla is a perfect place to enjoy typical food from the coast of Malaga. It is located on the main road that connects Torrox with Torre del Mar.
  4. Ayo Restaurant (Nerja): Known for its paellas and rice dishes, this family restaurant is a classic in Nerja. It is located on Burriana beach, so it can be easily reached on foot from the city center.
  5. El Ingenio Restaurant (Frigiliana): Located in a 19th century manor house, El Ingenio offers a varied menu with traditional dishes from the area. It can be reached by walking from the main square of Frigiliana.
  6. Restaurante La Fuente (Maro): This rustic and cozy restaurant specializes in Andalusian cuisine dishes, such as salmorejo and fried fish. It is located in the center of Maro, near the well-known Nerja Cave.
  7. Bar Marcos Restaurant (Torrox): With a large terrace overlooking the sea, Bar Marcos is an ideal place to taste fresh fish and seafood from the area. It is located on the main avenue of Torrox Costa.
  8. El Refugio Restaurant (Nerja): Located in an old country house, El Refugio offers traditional Andalusian dishes, such as gazpacho and oxtail. It can be reached by car or bus from the center of Nerja.
  9. El Acebuchal Restaurant (Frigiliana): Located in the picturesque town of El Acebuchal, this restaurant offers a menu of typical local dishes, such as fried fish and migas. To get there, you can take a taxi from Frigiliana.
  10. Restaurante Restaurante Los Huertos (Torrox): Specializing in grilled meats and traditional Spanish cuisine, Los Huertos is a cozy place to enjoy a meal outdoors. It is located on the road that connects Torrox with Cómpeta.
  11. Pepe Moles Restaurant (Nerja): With a typical Andalusian decoration and a family atmosphere, Pepe Moles offers a varied menu with meat and fish dishes. It is located in the center of Nerja, near Plaza Cantarero.
  12. El Naranjo Restaurant (Frigiliana): Located in an old restored country house, El Naranjo offers traditional, homemade cuisine with fresh local ingredients. It can be reached by walking from the center of Frigiliana.
  13. Casa Antonio Restaurant (Maro): Specializing in fresh fish and seafood, Casa Antonio is an ideal place to enjoy the seafood cuisine of the Malaga coast. It is located in the center of Maro, near the beach.
  14. Restaurant Mesón La Posada (Torrox): With rustic decoration and a cozy atmosphere, La Posada offers typical dishes of Andalusian cuisine, such as salmorejo and baked fish. It is located in the center of Torrox Pueblo.
  15. Restaurante Marisquería La Marina (Nerja): Specializing in fresh seafood and fish from the coast, La Marina is a perfect place to enjoy a meal by the sea. It is located on the seafront of Nerja.
  16. La Tabernita Restaurant (Frigiliana): Located in the heart of Frigiliana, La Tabernita offers a menu of traditional dishes from the area, such as paella and gazpacho. It can be reached by walking from the main square.
  17. Casa Juanillo Restaurant (Maro): With typical Andalusian decoration and a cozy atmosphere, Casa Juanillo offers homemade cuisine with traditional dishes from the area. It is located on the main avenue of Maro.
  18. Chiringuito Mauri Restaurant (Nerja): With a large terrace overlooking the sea, Mauri is a beach bar that offers fresh fish and seafood from the area. It is located on the Playazo beach of Nerja.
  19. La Taberna del Pescador Restaurant (Nerja): Specializing in fresh fish and seafood, La Taberna del Pescador is an ideal place to enjoy seafood cuisine in a family atmosphere. It is located in the center of Nerja, near the beach.
  20. El Molino Restaurant (Frigiliana): Located in an old restored mill, El Molino offers a varied menu with traditional dishes of Andalusian cuisine. It can be reached by car or bus from the center of Frigiliana.

Restaurant Costa del Sol

Water parks on the Costa Tropical

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Aquatropic Costa Tropical

On the Costa Tropical, near Nerja, there are several water parks that offer fun and entertainment for the whole family. Some of the most popular water parks in the area are Aquatropic in Almuñécar and another is the Aquaola water park in Cenes de la Vega .

The distance from Nerja to Almuñécar is approximately 45 kilometers and can be reached by car on the A-7 motorway in about 45 minutes, depending on traffic. To get to Cenes de la Vega, the distance is approximately 95 kilometers and can be reached by car on the A-44 highway in approximately one hour and 15 minutes.

Aquaola at Cenes de la Vega

The Aquaola is a water park located in Cenes de la Vega, a town in the province of Granada, in Andalusia, Spain. This park offers various water attractions for all ages, such as slides, swimming pools, water play areas, among others.

In addition to the water attractions, Aquaola also has rest areas, picnic areas, restaurants and shops, making it an ideal place to spend a day with family or friends during the summer months.

Aquaola is a water park that offers fun and entertainment for the whole family in a natural and refreshing environment.

Aquatropic Almuñecar

Aquatropic is a water park located in Almuñécar, in the province of Granada, on the southern coast of Spain. It is one of the most popular water parks in the region, and is a popular tourist attraction for families and people of all ages.

At Aquatropic, visitors can enjoy a wide variety of water attractions, including slides, pools, lazy rivers, water play areas and much more. The park has a wide range of attractions to suit all tastes, from exciting high-speed slides to relaxation and fun areas for children.

In addition to the water attractions, Aquatropic also has a wide range of restaurants and bars where visitors can enjoy a variety of gastronomic options, from fast food to more elaborate dishes.

Aquatropic in Almuñécar is a complete and fun water park that offers fun and entertainment for the whole family, with exciting attractions, gastronomic options and a unique tropical atmosphere.

Buy water park tickets

To buy tickets online for these water parks, you can visit the official website of each park, where there are usually options to reserve and buy tickets in advance. You can also find special offers and discounts when purchasing tickets online, as well as the possibility of avoiding long lines at the box office on the day of your visit.

Nerja Tourism

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Nerja is a coastal town located in the province of Málaga, in the Andalusia region, southern Spain. It is known for its white sand beaches and crystal clear waters, as well as its famous Nerja Cave, an impressive natural formation that houses prehistoric cave paintings.

Tourist attractions in Nerja

Some of the most popular tourist attractions in Nerja include:

  1. Balcón de Europa: This viewpoint offers impressive panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea and is an ideal place to walk and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of the city.
  2. Beaches of Nerja: Nerja has several spectacular beaches, such as Playa de Burriana, Playa de Calahonda and Playa de Maro, which are ideal for sunbathing, swimming and water sports.
  3. Nerja Cave: This impressive underground cave is one of the city’s main attractions and is home to unique stalactites and stalagmites, as well as the oldest cave paintings in the region.
  4. Old Town: The historic center of Nerja is full of cobblestone streets, whitewashed houses and picturesque squares, where you can find traditional shops, restaurants and bars.
  5. Excursions: Nerja is an ideal starting point for excursions to the white towns of the region, such as Frigiliana, or to explore the natural beauty of the Sierra de Tejeda and Almijara.

What to do in Nerja

Nerja offers a wide variety of accommodation, from luxury hotels to tourist apartments and budget hostels, as well as a lively nightlife with bars and clubs where you can enjoy live music and flamenco shows.

Nerja is an ideal tourist destination for those seeking to enjoy the natural beauty, culture and gastronomy of the Andalusian coast.

Important telephone numbers in Nerja

  1. Nerja City Council: 952 548 400
  2. Nerja Local Police: 952 520 130
  3. National Police of Nerja: 952 522 272
  4. Nerja Civil Guard: 952 521 551
  5. Nerja Health Center: 952 528 384
  6. Regional Hospital of Axarquía: 951 067 000
  7. Nerja Fire Department: 952 521 951
  8. Civil Protection of Nerja: 952 522 388
  9. Emergency Service 112

Nerja Tourist Office

The Nerja Tourist Office is located in Plaza de España, s/n, in the city center. Just below the Nerja Town Hall. To get there, you can use public transportation, such as buses or taxis, or even walk if you are nearby.

What is near the tourist office?

You will find the tourist office near the Balcon de Europa, Plaza España, Nerja Museum, Church of the Balcon de Europa, Plaza Cavana.

Nerja Tourist Office Phone:

The telephone number of the Nerja Tourist Office is +34 952521531.

Nerja tourist information

At the Nerja Tourist Office they can provide you with information about the city’s tourist attractions, such as the Nerja caves, beaches, restaurants and bars, leisure and cultural activities, and much more. In addition, they can help you plan your visit and give you advice on what to do during your stay in Nerja. They also offer brochures and maps of the city so you can better orient yourself.

Spain ends ‘Golden Visa’ to curb property speculation

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The property market (real estate market) may experience new changes. The elimination of the Golden Visa may mean a drop in purchases by English and Swedes in Spain. And a drop in housing prices due to great demand from foreign buyers. Or much worse. Stagnation of the real estate market.

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The Golden Visa in Spain is a type of visa that is granted to foreign investors who make a significant investment in Spain. This visa program allows non-European Union citizens to legally reside in Spain in exchange for a minimum investment in certain sectors of the Spanish economy, such as real estate, business projects or investment funds.

To obtain the Golden Visa in Spain, it is necessary to meet certain requirements, such as investing at least 500,000 euros in real estate, creating a business project that generates employment in the country or making an investment in Spanish investment funds for a value of at least 1 million euros.

Once the Golden Visa is granted, the holder can legally reside in Spain for an initial period of one year, and then renew the visa for additional periods of two years. In addition, the visa allows free movement through the Schengen area, making travel through Europe easier.

The Golden Visa in Spain is an attractive way for foreign investors to obtain legal residency in the country in exchange for making a significant investment in the Spanish economy.

Golden Visa = Real estate speculation

This program “supposedly” benefited real estate speculation because it incentivized foreign investors to buy properties in Spain with the sole objective of obtaining residency, without necessarily having the intention of residing in the country or contributing to the local economy in a significant way. This drove demand for property and could increase prices, which in turn could make housing more difficult for local residents to access.

Furthermore, the Golden visa program in Spain did not require a commitment to stay in the country from investors, which meant that they could purchase property and obtain residency without actually having to reside in Spain, which could contribute to the speculation and rising prices in the real estate market.

Golden Visa Costa del Sol

The elimination of the Golden visa for investments and individuals on the Costa del Sol could have several negative effects on the economy and real estate sector in the region. Its results are yet to be determined.

Firstly, the Golden visa has been an important incentive to attract foreign investors to the Costa del Sol, which has contributed to the growth of the real estate and tourism market in the region. The elimination of this program could reduce the amount of foreign investment in the area, which in turn could negatively impact economic activity and job creation on the Costa del Sol.

The Golden visa has been a tool to attract high-net-worth individuals who buy luxury properties in the region, which has contributed to the development of a high-end real estate market on the Costa del Sol. Without the Golden visa, it is possible demand for luxury properties in the region will reduce, which could affect house prices and the profitability of real estate projects.

Golden Visa Nerja

The market in Nerja could lead to a drop in property prices. The elimination of the Golden visa for investments and individuals on the Costa del Sol could have a negative impact on the economy and real estate sector in the region, reducing foreign investment and demand for luxury properties in the area. But also making the market cheaper so that local people can invest in properties.

Summer job in Nerja – Work in summer in Spain

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Post your job offers in the forum

A temporary job or summer job is a work occupation that has a limited duration in time, generally during the summer or on specific occasions such as Christmas or Easter. These jobs are usually hired by companies to cover a temporary demand for personnel, such as to attend the high tourism season or to reinforce the team during a peak of work.

These types of jobs are usually offered to students, young people or people looking for extra income, and can be in different sectors such as hospitality, retail, tourism, among others. Although they are temporary and usually have a short duration, they can be a good opportunity to gain work experience, earn extra money or even to get a permanent job in the future.

Is there work in Nerja?

Just do a Google search to see that Nerja is a place with job offers. You can try saying “Work in Nerja”, “work in summer in Nerja”, “job offers in Nerja”, or simply “go to Nerja to work”. To see job offers in the search engine.

Here are some images of pages that offer jobs in Nerja.

We can also look for job offers in supermarkets. Carrefour, lidl, Aldi and Mercadona offer temporary jobs every summer season in Nerja. I have searched on Google and coincidentally there are some job offers at the time of writing this post.

You can also look directly at the job offers on the mercadona website: https://info. mercadona.es/es/conocenos/empleo

Search for job offers in Nerja

Here you can directly find job offers in Nerja. These pages offer jobs in Nerja of all kinds. Currently there are jobs in the hospitality industry, travel agencies, real estate agencies, store clerks, commercial agents, supermarkets, hotel receptionists, apartment cleaning, etc. You can see the list of jobs offered here:

If you are in Nerja, you can search the area. Word of mouth, asking from one business to another, sending resumes in Nerja.

SEARCH IN THE FORUM: If you are looking for work in Nerja. You can ask in the forum here. Ask a question in Nerja

  • Learn about local job fairs and networking events.
  • Contact directly with companies of interest to send your resume or ask about possible vacancies.
  • Use social networks to follow companies and professionals in your sector, and be aware of possible job opportunities.
  • Contact employment agencies and headhunters who can help you find work more quickly and efficiently.

    • Web pages to search for work

    1. Indeed: It is one of the most popular platforms to search for jobs in various sectors and geographic locations. It offers a wide range of jobs, from entry-level positions to executive roles.
    2. LinkedIn: It is a professional social network where you can search for work, connect with recruiters and follow companies of interest to you. It also offers the possibility of publishing your profile and receiving job offers.
    3. Infojobs: It is a website specialized in job offers in Spain. It offers jobs in various sectors such as administration, marketing, sales, technology and more.
    4. Monster: It is a platform with a wide variety of job offers in different sectors and locations. In addition, it offers resources to improve your profile and advice for the job search process.
    5. Glassdoor: It is a website where you can find detailed information about companies, salaries, interviews and employee opinions. It also offers a section of job offers in different sectors.

    Send CV in Nerja

    In tourist areas, you can post resumes in different places and send your cover letter by email to hotels, restaurants, souvenir shops, travel agencies, theme parks, outdoor activity centers, among others. Some ways to do this include:

    1. Personally visit the establishments and deliver your resume in person.
    2. Search for employment opportunities on job search websites specific to the tourism industry.
    3. Use social networks to connect with tourism companies and send them your resume.
    4. Participate in job fairs or tourism-related events where you can deliver your resume directly to employers.
    5. Contact tourism companies directly through their website or email to send them your resume.

    Summer Job Offers in Nerja

    These are the most common job offers that can be found in Nerja for summer.

    1. Lifeguard at swimming pools or beaches
    2. Aquatic activities monitor
    3. Maintenance personnel in urbanizations
    4. Travel agent in tourist agencies
    5. Tourist guide in coastal areas
    6. Recreational boat crew member
    7. Cleaning staff in hotels and tourist apartments
    8. Street vendor on beaches
    9. Tourist entertainer
    10. Assistant in souvenir shops.

    Working in Nerja

    Jobs that we can find in Nerja

    1. Waiter: Works in bars, restaurants or beach bars serving food and drinks to customers.
    2. Animatestourist center: Organizes entertainment activities for tourists, such as games, sports or shows.
    3. Hotel receptionist: Serves guests at the reception of a hotel, managing check-in and check-out, as well as providing information about accommodation.
    4. Lifeguard: Monitors the safety of bathers on beaches or swimming pools, assisting in case of emergency.
    5. Cleaning worker: Performs cleaning and maintenance tasks in hotels, tourist apartments or other establishments.
    6. Street vendor: Offers products to tourists in busy areas, such as the beach or promenade.
    7. Aquatic activities monitors: They teach surfing, paddle surfing, diving or other aquatic activities classes to tourists.
    8. Tour guide: Accompany visitors on city tours or excursions to places of interest, providing information about local history and culture.
    9. Kitchen helper: Collaborates in the preparation of dishes and cleaning utensils in restaurants.
    10. Public relations: Work in nightclubs, bars or events promoting the establishment and serving customers.
    11. Box Office Clerk: Sells tickets to tourist attractions, shows or excursions.
    12. Photographer: Take photo sessions for tourists on the beach or emblematic places in the city.
    13. Adventure sports monitor: Organize activities such as hiking, climbing, rafting or rappelling for the most adventurous tourists.
    14. Massage: Offers relaxing or therapeutic massage services to tourists in spas, hotels or beaches.
    15. Home delivery food delivery person: Deliver food orders to tourists in their accommodation or on the beach.
    16. Childminder: Responsible for entertaining and caring for tourists’ children while they carry out other activities.
    17. Bicycle rental: Manage the rental of bicycles to tourists who want to explore the city or its surroundings by bicycle.
    18. Excursion salesman: Sells tourist excursion packages to destinations close to tourists.
    19. Temporary tattoo artist: Offers temporary tattoo services on beaches or tourist events.
    20. Artisan: Sells handmade products such as jewelry, clothing or decorations to tourists at markets or local stores.

    As you have seen, in Nerja there are many possibilities of finding work in the summer. The population increases x3. We recommend you search summer accommodation in Nerja to look at the accommodation options for months in Nerja .

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Benidorm or Nerja? My first time in Spain

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Hello, I am visiting Spain in June. It’s my first time. I’m going to visit Madrid, Toledo, Seville, Ronda and Malaga. After visiting these places I need 1 week of relaxation. My Doubt is. Nerja or Benidorm? What city do you recommend?

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It all depends on your tastes and needs. If you are looking for peace and tranquility. We recommend a quiet place. It can be in Nerja or Benidorm. But a place away from the hustle and bustle of people.

It is important to emphasize the differences between Nerja and Benidorm.

Benidorm and Nerja are two popular tourist destinations on the coast of Spain, however, they have significant differences in terms of their environment, characteristics and attractions.

  1. Benidorm is known for its large number of skyscrapers and modern buildings, while Nerja retains its traditional look and Andalusian charm with white houses and narrow streets.
  2. Benidorm is famous for its lively nightlife, with plenty of bars, clubs and restaurants, while Nerja offers a quieter and more relaxed atmosphere, with a focus on culture and history.
  3. In Benidorm, the beaches are busier and often surrounded by people and tourist activities, while in Nerja the beaches are cleaner and more relaxed, ideal for those looking for a bit of tranquility.
  4. Benidorm has a wide range of theme parks and tourist attractions, such as Terra Mítica and Aqualandia, while Nerja is known for its impressive caves and beautiful old town.

Choose the perfect place

Benidorm is ideal for those looking for a bustling destination full of nightlife, while Nerja is perfect for those who prefer a calmer and more authentic atmosphere. Both destinations have a lot to offer visitors, but the decision to choose one or the other will depend on the type of experience they are looking for.

How to get to Nerja

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Nerja is a town located in the province of Málaga, in the region of Andalusia, in southern Spain. It is located in what is known as Costa del Sol, a coastal area very popular among tourists for its beaches and pleasant climate.

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Distances to get to Nerja

From the main points on the Costa del Sol, the distances to Nerja are as follows:

  • From Málaga: approximately 60 kilometers east of Málaga, which is equivalent to about 45 minutes by car.
  • From Marbella: approximately 90 kilometers west of Marbella, which is equivalent to about 1 hour and 15 minutes by car.
  • From Torremolinos: approximately 70 kilometers east of Torremolinos, which is equivalent to about 50 minutes by car.
  • From Fuengirola: approximately 80 kilometers east of Fuengirola, which is equivalent to about 1 hour by car.
  • From Estepona: approximately 110 kilometers west of Estepona, which is equivalent to about 1 hour and 30 minutes by car.

These are approximate distances and may vary depending on traffic and road conditions.

To get to Nerja from the main Spanish cities

You can use different means of transport such as car, train or bus.

  • From Madrid: You can get to Nerja by car by taking the A-3 to the A-31, and then taking the A-7 until you reach Nerja. You can also take a train from Atocha station to Malaga, and then a bus to Nerja.
  • From Barcelona: You can reach Nerja by car by taking the AP-7 to Malaga, and then the A-7 until you reach Nerja. You can also take a train from Sants station to Malaga, and then a bus to Nerja.
  • From Valencia: You can get to Nerja by car taking the A-7 until you reach Nerja. You can also take a train from Valencia-Estación del Norte station to Málaga, and then a bus to Nerja.
  • From Seville: You can reach Nerja by car taking the A-92 to Antequera, and then the A-45 to Málaga to finally take the A-7 to Nerja. You can also take a train from Santa Justa station to Malaga, and then a bus to Nerja.
  • From Granada: You can get to Nerja by car taking the A-44 and the A-7 until you reach Nerja. You can also take a direct bus from Granada to Nerja.
  • From Malaga: You can get to Nerja by car taking the A-7 until you reach Nerja. You can also take a direct bus from Malaga to Nerja.
  • From Cádiz, Huelva, Córdoba or any other city in Andalusia, you can reach Nerja by car by taking the A-7 to Nerja. You can also take a train or bus to Malaga, and then take a bus to Nerja.

Transport to get to Nerja

To get to Nerja, you can use several methods of transport. Some options include:

  1. Car: You can reach Nerja by car via the A-7 motorway from Malaga or Granada. Travel time varies depending on traffic and departure location.
  2. Bus: You can also get to Nerja by bus from different cities in Spain, such as Malaga, Granada and Seville. The Nerja bus station is located in the center of town.
  3. Taxi: Another option is to take a taxi from Malaga airport to Nerja. The journey takes approximately an hour and a half, depending on traffic.

How to get around Nerja

Once in Nerja, you can get around the town in various ways:

  1. On foot: Nerja is a small and compact town, so you can easily explore it on foot. In addition, many of the tourist attractions are close to each other.
  2. Urban bus: Nerja has an urban bus service that runs through the main areas of the town and the beaches. It is a convenient option if you prefer to avoid walking long distances.
  3. Taxi: If you need to get around quickly or to a remote area, you can take a taxi in Nerja. Local taxi drivers are usually friendly and knowledgeable about the area.
  4. Rent a car: Another option is to rent a car to move around the city or from one city to another.
  5. Rent a scooter: This is the best option to get around Nerja, park easily and get around the nearby towns. We can rent a 125cc scooter at a very cheap price here: Nerja Scooters

In summary, there are several transport options to get to Nerja and get around the town once there.

Is it safe to swim on the beaches of Nerja?

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Is it safe to swim on the beaches of Nerja, Spain? What do I have to take into account? Telephone in case something happens in Nerja.

Yes, it is generally safe to swim on Nerja’s beaches, but it is always important to keep some precautions in mind. It is advisable to monitor the flags that indicate the state of the sea, avoid swimming in areas with strong currents and respect the instructions of the lifeguards.

In the event that an incident or emergency occurs on Nerja beach, you can contact the emergency telephone number 112. You can also contact the Nerja Local Police at the number 952 52 33 33.

Problems that can occur swimming at the beach

  1. Drowning: The biggest danger when swimming at the beach is the risk of drowning, especially in deep water or with strong currents.
  2. Disorientation: It can be easy to lose orientation in the water, especially if swimming far from shore, which can cause difficulty returning to dry land.
  3. Sunburn: Prolonged exposure to the sun while swimming at the beach can cause severe sunburn, especially in people with sensitive skin.
  4. Jellyfish stings: On some beaches, it is common to find jellyfish that can sting swimmers and cause pain, irritation and in severe cases, allergic reactions.
  5. Hypothermia: In cold waters, swimmers may be at risk of hypothermia, especially if they stay in the water for a long time without adequate protection.
  6. Boat Accidents: On busy beaches, there is a risk of collisions with watercraft such as jet skis or boats, which can result in serious injuries.
  7. Ocean currents: Ocean currents can drag swimmers out to sea and make it difficult for them to return to shore, which can endanger their safety.

Where to go if I have a problem at the beach?

If you have a problem on the beach, such as an accident, injury, or any medical emergency, you should seek help immediately. In case of emergency, you can call the local emergency number (for example, 911 in the United States), or seek help at a lifeguard station or first aid booth on the beach. You can also ask for help from lifeguards or anyone in a safety uniform on the beach. It is important to act quickly in an emergency to ensure you receive the necessary medical care as soon as possible.

Shark attacks in Spain

There are various speculations about the presence of sharks on the Spanish coasts, but in general, it is not considered common for there to be sharks on the beaches of Nerja. On the other hand, dolphins are usually more common to spot in this area.

As for shark attacks in Spain, they are extremely rare and unlikely. Sharks tend to avoid waters near busy beaches and tend to attack only in very exceptional situations.

Problems with dolphins

Dolphins are very friendly and peaceful animals, so it is highly unlikely that a dolphin would have aggressive behavior towards humans in the water. Therefore, the risk of being attacked by a dolphin in Nerja is practically non-existent.

There are organized boat excursions to spot dolphins in the Mediterranean Sea. However, it is important to do so with responsible tour operators who respect animal welfare and follow marine conservation regulations. Touching or disturbing dolphins in their natural habitat is not allowed and can cause stress in these animals. Check: Nerja Free Tours

Are there jellyfish in Nerja? What do I do if I get stung by a jellyfish?

Yes, in Nerja it is possible to find jellyfish in its waters. If you are stung by a jellyfish, it is important to follow these recommendations:

  1. Rinse the affected area with sea water, never with fresh water.
  2. Do not rub the bite area, as this can release more toxins.
  3. Apply vinegar to the affected area to neutralize toxins.
  4. Carefully remove the jellyfish’s tentacles if they remain stuck to the skin.
  5. Apply cold compresses to the area to relieve pain and swelling.
  6. If the bite is severe or if you experience symptoms such as difficulty breathing, dizziness, or nausea, seek medical attention immediately.

It is important to remember that each person can react differently to a jellyfish sting, so it is advisable to see a doctor if you have questions about how to treat the sting.

Nerja Beaches Photos

Haven’t you decided yet? Here are some photos of Nerja beaches 🙂