The Guadalhorce Valley region (or 'comarca') is located in the Center-South of the Málaga province and connects the inland of the province with the Costa del Sol. It is therefore considered as a unique location.

The Guadalhorce Valley, fertile corridor for gardens and people, is surrounded by mountains (Sierras), rivers and beautiful landscapes. The gardens, dotted with typical white houses, farms and tiny villages, cover the bottom of the valley and spread over irrigation ditches and small hills.

With warm temperatures all year long, the Guadalhorce Valley features breathtaking landscapes covered by green olive groves, fruit orchards, vegetable gardens and orange groves.

In addition to the very short distance to Málaga City and its famous beaches, you will undoubtedly be impressed by the incomparable beauty of the nature all around you. Moreover, this is an ideal place for you and your family to partake in tourist activities such as culture, gastronomy and sports.
Due to its size and diversity, the Guadalhorce Valley is considered as the most important of Málaga province.