Cómpeta

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At the foot of the Sierra Almijara, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, the white village of Cómpeta welcomes its guests. It can be reached via mountain roads from two points on the coast in just 30 minutes.

From Malaga, Cómpeta is only 50 kilometres away. Suddenly you come upon the town, like a gift from heaven, all dressed in white with the Sierras Tejeda, Almijara and Alhama in the background.

Explore the narrow streets, experience the cuisine of Andalusia or simply enjoy the beautiful scenery. You will find typical food in the many restaurants where you will be welcomed as a friend. Hospitality is another characteristic of this place.

The wine, sultanas and almonds, along with tropical fruits are some of the delicacies you must try.

Cómpeta offers you a wide range of cultural and sporting activities, several sports facilities and an extensive network of hiking trails across the sierra to the hidden paradise of "Sierra Almijara".

The history of Cómpeta dates back to Roman times.

The name means "crossroads" and "meeting place".

38 different nationalities live in Cómpeta today, who have lost their hearts to the land and its people.

Hiking is fun. Especially in the Cómpeta region, because there really is a lot to experience here. Hiking is probably the best way to experience the landscape around Cómpeta. But first you need the right hiking tours.

The tourist office in the centre of town has free hiking maps ready for you, or you can do as we do and use„Komoot “. The app of the same name has a multitude of tried and tested hiking routes in all degrees of difficulty and thanks to GPS, getting lost is virtually impossible

This small village belongs to the municipality of Cómpeta. It

was once a refuge for the maquis, which is why it was

practically dissolved by the Spanish authorities and

abandoned to its fate during Franco's dictatorship. Fifty

years later, El Acebuchal was rebuilt by the García Sánchez

family.

The peace, tranquillity and exceptional natural surroundings

that surround El Acebuchal make it a unique place. Drive a

little way in the direction of Torrox and after a few minutes

take the footpath to Acebuchal. Once there, stop at the only

bar, which is of course called "Bar El Acebuchal".

The homemade bread is a sensation and is also sold to

take away.

Forget everyday life, enjoy the peace and quiet of this

unique place.