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Cortes de la Frontera

Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park

Designated a Unesco Biosphere reserve in 1977, the Sierra de Grazalema was declared the first natural park in Andalucia in 1984 and is one of Spain's most ecologically outstanding areas. The 51,695 ha park is famous for its spectacularly rugged limestone landscape of cliffs, gullies, caves and gorges.

El Cañón de las Buitreras Natural Monument

The Cañón de las Buitreras is the strikingly named Gorge of the Vultures, after the colony of griffon vultures that nest in the area. The gorge itself is impressive, with often near-vertical sides at times reaching 200m high. In the bottom of the gorge is the Guadiaro river, which has eroded the limestone rock.

Cortes de la Frontera

Sandwiched between the Alcornocales natural park and Sierra de Grazalema natural park in the far western reaches of Malaga province is the pueblo blanco (white town) of Cortes de la Frontera. It is in a superb vantage point overlooking the sweeping Guadiaro valley below, with a spectacular backdrop of the Serranía de Ronda mountains.

El duende

Located in Cortes de la Frontera in the Andalucía region, El duende features a balcony and city views. Boasting a patio, the holiday home is in an area where guests can engage in activities such as hiking, cycling and fishing.

la fontana

Situated in Cortes de la Frontera, la fontana features accommodation with a private pool, a balcony and mountain views. This property offers access to a terrace, tennis at the tennis court, free private parking and free WiFi. The villa provides a picnic area and a 24-hour front desk.

casa del gastronomo

Featuring garden views, casa del gastronomo offers accommodation with an open-air bath, a tennis court and barbecue facilities, around 32 km from Iglesia de Santa María la Mayor. There is a private entrance at the holiday home for the convenience of those who stay.