The golf belt, the coast road and a white village in the hills above both.
Mijas covers a lot of ground. Mijas Pueblo is the postcard — a white village folded into the hillside, 400 metres up. Mijas Costa is the long coastal stretch below it, and most of what we manage sits on the golf belt in between, in the Andalusian-style villages around Mijas Golf and La Cala. It is the quietest of the towns we work in, and the one where you will want a car.
There is no train to Mijas. The A-7 runs along the coast below it and the AP-7 toll road above, and from the airport it is a 25 to 35 minute drive depending on where you are staying. If you are on the golf belt, hire a car — the nearest supermarket is rarely walkable.
Occasional notes on availability, last-minute gaps and the weeks worth travelling for. No more than once a month.