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GibraltarGibraltar is just over an hours drive away, from the heights of Gibraltar, at nearly 430 mtrs there are exceptional views of North Africa and the Spanish coast. Although the Rock covers only 6.5 km, there are plenty of places to visit. St Michaels Cave, The famous Rock Apes, and a breathtaking ride to the top by cable car, plus Tax free shopping on Main Street, with plenty of places to eat.
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MarbellaMarbella´s old town is a warren of narrow streets and alleys where you will find numerous places to stop for a drink and watch the world go by, Plaza de Naranjos. (Orange Square) being the centre of the old towns life, west of Marbella lies the exclusive Puerto Banus with its famous marina where you can see the yachts of the rich and famous, Antonio Banderas has a yacht here.
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GranadaThe city of Granada, a two-hour drive away, was the capital of the last Moslem kingdom in Spain. Visit the impressive Alhambra Palace with its ancient aqueducts that take the melting snow from the Sierra Nevada and channel the waters into the lovely gardens and palaces.
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RondaThe town is set high in the mountains with “The Puente Nuevo” a bridge that spans a 400 ft gorge linking the modern part of the town with the ancient Moorish city, a breathtaking place to visit, with plenty of places to eat.
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Benalmadena
Benalmadena
with its award winning Puerto Marina has berths for almost 1000 boats and
is flanked by trendy bars and excellent restaurants, the port is very
modern and stylish and on Sundays and in the summer it is packed (the
place to be).
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