Mijas Pueblo
Mijas Pueblo Malaga Spain, one of the most picturesque towns in the province of Malaga. Mijas is one of many White Villages of Andalucia
Mijas Malaga
The municipal area, which stretches from the sierra of the same name to the sea, consists of low ridges and rolling hills dotted with houses.
Mijas Pueblo Spain | Possibly the most beautiful white village in Andalusia!
The village itself, typically Arabic in appearance, is built like a balcony across the mountainside, its whitewashed houses contrasting sharply with the green of the pine trees, creating a picture postcard scene which is one of the coast’s most beautiful panoramas.
Mijas is home to a number of places of particular interest, such as the Virgen de la Peña Chapel and the Bullring, as well as the area comprising Immaculate Conception Church, the Auditorium and the adjacent gardens.
Mijas also boasts all of the facilities normally associated with sun and sand holidays, the coastal highlight being Calaburras beach.
Nearest Airport Mijas
The nearest airport to Mijas is Malaga (AGP) Airport which is 15.8 km away.
Mijas to Gibraltar International Airport is 108 km: Gibraltar, Gibraltar (GIB / LXGB)
Mijas Federico García Lorca Granada-Jaén Airport is 140 km: Granada, Spain (GRX / LEGR
5 Day Get Fit for 45+: Women’s Fitness Retreat with Yoga in Sitio de Calahonda, Málaga, Spain

Mijas Yoga holiday
This program will take place in the town of Sitio de Calahonda which is in Mijas and in the Province of Málaga in Andalusia.
This camp is organized with Line Baun Danielsen. The focus of the camp will be everything the mature, female body needs to get in shape and stay strong and healthy. The training sessions will be for everyone, even if you have injuries. There will be 2 to 3 sessions every day, except the day of rest. The classes will be yoga, strength, metcon, beach workout etc.
There will be plenty of time to relax and speak to the other women at the camp. 2 lectures will be included, and their focus will also be women 45+.
Airport transfer included: Málaga Airport

History
The rich mineral deposits in the surrounding area attracted the Phoenicians and Greeks.
The Romans called the village Tarnisa. During this period, it enjoyed economic prosperity due to the export of marble from the quarry in the Sierra de Mijas and to its proximity to the road that linked Malaga and Cadiz.
In 714, the village was affected by the Arab conquest of the peninsula; a pact made with Abdalaziz, son of the Moslem leader Muza, allowed its Hispano-Gothic inhabitants to conserve their customs and religion in return for the payment of a tribute.
Records tell us that in the 9th and 10th centuries, the people of Mijas supported the rebellion led by Omar Ben Hafsun against the Caliphate of Cordoba, with some even joining the ranks of the rebel army.
Mijas Pueblo
While part of the Nazari kingdom of Granada, its inhabitants offered stiff resistance to the attempts to capture the village made by the Catholic Monarchs, refusing to surrender until the fall of Malaga (19 August 1487). Such fierce opposition to the Christian troops brought cruel reprisals, and a number of the Moslem defenders were put to the sword, though the majority were sold as slaves.
In 1494, the village was repopulated by Old Christians, and its houses and land were shared out among them.
In return for its support of Emperor Charles V in the War of the Communities, the village was declared exempt from sales tax and granted independent village status in 1521.
On 2 December 1831, General Torrijos and 52 men came ashore on El Charco Beach in an attempt to instigate a rebellion against the absolutist régime of King Ferdinand VII; they crossed the Sierra de Mijas and took refuge in a location known as “La Alqueria” in Alhaurin de la Torre, where they were taken prisoner by the governor of Malaga’s troops and shot on the beach at San Andres on 11 December 1831.
Mijas Pueblo
Nearest Airport Mijas
The nearest airport to Mijas is Malaga (AGP) Airport which is 15.8 km away.
Mijas to Gibraltar International Airport is 108 km: Gibraltar, Gibraltar (GIB / LXGB)
Mijas Federico García Lorca Granada-Jaén Airport is 140 km: Granada, Spain (GRX / LEGR
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