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Just fifty kilometres west of Malaga City and only 45 minutes by car is a part of the Costa del Sol coastline that may be unrecognisable to some. It is the most western point of the Province of Malaga and part of the region known as La Axarquía.
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If this is your first walking holiday to Andalucía, or you're looking to return for another visit, then this weekend offers a brilliant insight into walking in the inland areas of Malaga.
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Deciding which of our walks to take is usually driven by the usual hiking parameters of length, ascent, weather, views, and the time required. Additionally, when walking with Phil, there is always the added element of the quality of the tapas bars in the vicinity of the chosen route!
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It's never too late or too early to improve your fitness for your walking holiday. Avid walker and Personal Trainer Susie Rea offers advice on how to get the most from your Andalucían experience.
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Do I need a hat and gloves, or should I pack my flip-flops? We don't often have four seasons in one day, but there are a few pieces of equipment we recommend so you don't end up feeling like a packhorse.
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We strive to offer great walking holidays, but there is nothing better than when we ask one of our walkers why they keep coming back. Over to you....
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You do not need anything special for walking in Andalucia, and the clothing, equipment, and accessories you use for your hikes in the hills and mountains should be entirely suitable.