A word from the owners :
Villa Mimosa is privately owned by Paul and Christine Reynolds from England and is managed by our friends Boz and Polly Cannon also originally from England who now live locally in Frigiliana and who both speak excellent Spanish in case of any problems. This allows us to provide a superior and more personal service to our guests than larger agents can, so any problems can be dealt with quickly dealing with Boz and Polly direct, not via an elusive agent. We keep our guests informed of all local Fiestas, Events and Activities with all local magazines and papers. Our local area guide will ensure that you have all the information you need about the Villa and the area and its attractions no matter what kind of holiday you prefer. If all else fails, we are always only a phone call away. We take great pride in the fact that you entrust us with such a precious commodity as your holiday. It is our personal goal to ensure that every possible comfort and amenity is provided during your stay.
The local area :
Frigiliana is a charming Andalucian village Known as the “Pearl of Axarquia” whose Moorish architecture dates back 5000 years, nestled into the foothills of the Almijara Mountains at the edge of the Sierra Tejada National Park. The older part is a mass of narrow flower laden cobbled streets winding up the hillside with wonderful views over orchards and the coast to the South and Spectacular views of the National Park North and East across the magnificent Higueron Gorge. With something for everyone Frigiliana is a paradise. For walkers and mountain bikers with enchanting walks and rides for all abilities starting right in the village. For historians and culturalists the Moorish past remains visible today. For the beach lover Nerja is a busy seaside town five minutes drive away, set amidst cliffs overlooking rocky coves with many fine beaches and all the usual facilities of a Mediterranean holiday resort, while retaining the qualities of a typical Spanish small town.
Out and about :
Within a short drive are several whitewashed mountain villages each with their own charm and many like Competa and Algaborro are on the famous “Ruta de Vino” (wine route) The awe inspiring Nerja Caves, are a fascinating, network of cathedral like underground caverns with the World's biggest stalactites. Maro,is a picturesque village with panoramic views across the sea and a small secluded beach. A little further along the coast are La Herradura and Almunecar, while further afield is the historic city of Grenada with its famous Alhambra Palace (pre-booking advised). Mijas, Antequara El Torcal National Park, Marbella, Seville, Gibraltar, Ronda, Cordoba, and other famous Costa del Sol resorts are all accessible for day trips.
Other Activities:
Skiing within 90 minutes, sailing excursions, motor touring the many pueblos blancos (white villages), many and varied concerts and cultural events
