Your guest guide · Pizarra, Andalusia
26°C
High UV readings (6 and above) are common here — use sunscreen and seek shade around midday, especially at the pool.
A few events and markets that may be worth planning into your stay this month.
The vibrant neighbourhood fair of Los Boliches, with traditional daytime celebrations, live music, dancing, casetas, and seaside festivities.
Álora celebrates its patron saint with a traditional pilgrimage to the sanctuary, horse parades, music, and a festive outdoor atmosphere.
The annual village fair honouring the Virgen de la Peña, with processions, flamenco, live music, and local food.
An enchanting festival lighting up the historic white village after dark with thousands of candles, Andalusian-Sufi music, and street markets.
A lively coastal celebration with traditional German beer, hearty food, music, and a festive beer-tent atmosphere.
A grand traditional pilgrimage with Andalusian dress, horses and decorated carts heading to the pine forests of Los Manantiales.
Torremolinos' major annual town fair, with daytime feria culture, evening casetas, concerts, funfair attractions and dancing.
Welcome to Finca Flamenco Holiday Suites! These house rules help ensure peace, safety and comfort for all our guests. Thank you in advance for your cooperation — we wish you a wonderful stay!
Check-in: 14:00 – 23:00 on the day of arrival.
Check-out: before 11:00.
Arrival after 23:00 or before 11:00 must be confirmed at least 24 hours in advance by email or WhatsApp. Late check-out is possible if there's no check-in that day for the suite, for €5 per hour per suite.
Only guests aged 18 and over may stay with us, with a valid ID or passport. Exceptions are possible for family members or friends of the owners.
Please respect quiet hours between 00:00 and 08:00. Commercial events or loud parties are not allowed without written permission.
From sunrise to sunset.
Allowed on the patio and at the outdoor bar. At the pool, only at the designated smoking table. Not allowed in the rooms — your own balcony is fine.
The trust bar works on a self-service basis: take your drink and honestly note what you've had. Settle up when you check out. The outdoor kitchen (with utensils, plates and cutlery) is free to use — please don't bring these items to your room.
Not permitted on the patio, at the outdoor bar, or at the pool — please use the trust bar in these shared spaces. In your own room or on your balcony, it's of course fine.
Open fires or your own barbecues are not permitted. The outdoor kitchen and its BBQ are free to use.
Not allowed, except for certified service animals.
Overnight visitors are only allowed with prior approval. Commercial photography or filming is not permitted without written consent.
Please leave the room as you found it: take your belongings, leave no trash, wipe down tables and surfaces, wash and put away any dishes used, and leave the bathroom tidy. Return your keys at check-out — lost keys will result in the cylinders being replaced at the guest's expense.
Guests are liable for damage caused by themselves or their companions. Please report damage immediately via WhatsApp or email. Compensation is due within 7 days of departure, based on replacement value.
Daily: 09:00 – 10:30.
Served in the breakfast room — you're welcome to enjoy it on the patio or in your room instead.
For longer stays, towels and bed linen are refreshed on request. We don't enter your room by default during your stay, to respect your privacy. Two washing machines are available in the storage room by the patio: €3.50 per cycle (40/60°C, max 7kg).
Entrance on the patio. Check in and out here, find local information, and enjoy a coffee machine for fresh coffee and tea.
Please report complaints within 24 hours by phone, followed by written confirmation by email to info@finca-flamenco.com or via the complaints form at reception.
Our air conditioners are brand new and cool the room noticeably within 5 minutes. A few friendly guidelines:
The units are placed in the bedrooms on purpose, for a comfortable night's sleep. A bedroom is a small space — full power isn't needed and can quickly lead to a sore throat or "AC headache." Better: steady, gentle cooling.
In southern Spain, water is a precious resource, especially in summer during droughts. The municipality then applies water-saving measures, up to and including full shutdowns every other day or fluctuating water pressure. We keep at least 4,000 litres of water in reserve in case supply is interrupted.
This can mean reduced water pressure in your room or bathroom. Please use water mindfully: turn off the tap while brushing your teeth, shaving, or lathering up, and take shorter showers.
Get in touch via WhatsApp or email — see the Emergency tab for contact numbers.
Turn on the TV with the remote control.
Make sure the Chromecast is powered on and connected to the TV. You can ignore any on-screen PIN prompt.
Connect your phone or tablet to the guest network (see the WiFi tab).
Open the app you want: Netflix, YouTube, or another app that supports casting.
Tap the cast icon (a small screen with a WiFi signal) and choose the TV named after your room.
Once connected, the content appears on screen — pause, play, or change channels from your phone or tablet.
Questions or need help? Don't hesitate to reach out — see the Emergency tab.
Some of our favourite places around Finca Flamenco — from historic cities to spectacular nature and relaxed days by the Mediterranean.
These are not simply the highest-rated restaurants online. They are places we actually visit ourselves and happily recommend to our guests — often simple, local places with good food, a relaxed atmosphere and fair prices.
A no-nonsense local seafood favourite. Fresh fish and shellfish, generous plates and friendly service are recurring themes in reviews.
Our tip: Our choice when you want good fish without driving to the coast.
A small Italian-Mediterranean restaurant with homemade fresh pasta, risotto and pizza. Their own site highlights three generations of flour craftsmanship.
Our tip: Easy, tasty and very good value — one of our regular Italian choices nearby.
A rooftop-style evening spot in Pizarra for dinner, drinks and cocktails, with a more modern feel than the traditional local bars.
Our tip: Go later in the evening for food followed by a drink on the rooftop.
A small culinary surprise in Pizarra. Known for inventive tapas and a changing tasting-menu approach, often using local produce.
Our tip: Best for a more culinary lunch; check the day’s opening before you go.
Straightforward Spanish tapas and familiar local dishes in a relaxed neighbourhood bar.
Our tip: Very local, easy-going and ideal when you simply want tapas and a drink.
The truly local option in Cerralba: part Spanish pub, part snack bar, informal and unpretentious.
Our tip: Not fine dining — exactly why we like it. A drink, something simple to eat and local atmosphere.
Authentic Thai cooking in Pueblo Blanco. Reviews frequently mention fresh flavours, curries and warm, attentive service.
Our tip: A reliable choice when you fancy something completely different from Spanish food.
A cosy, colourful restaurant in the centre with creative Mediterranean-style plates and a relaxed dinner atmosphere.
Our tip: One of our picks for a slightly more special dinner without becoming formal.
Contemporary Mediterranean and international cooking right by the steps to Bajondillo, with one of the nicest sea views in central Torremolinos.
Our tip: Come for the food, but definitely stay for the view.
Popular Nepalese and Indian restaurant with curries, tandoori dishes and plenty of choice. A long-running favourite with strong guest feedback.
Our tip: Comfort food with spice — very dependable when you want curry.
French-influenced, informal and good value. A friendly alternative to the more touristy seafront restaurants.
Our tip: Simple French cooking and an easy atmosphere — a good-value favourite.
A modern burger bar with generous burgers and a casual atmosphere, right in the centre of Torremolinos.
Our tip: For a proper burger night rather than tapas.
A long-established German restaurant on the promenade serving hearty German classics, grilled dishes and beer.
Our tip: Good when you fancy German comfort food by the sea.
Big burgers, smoked meats and ribs in a small, casual spot on the promenade. Reviews repeatedly praise the portions, friendly service and value.
Our tip: Arrive hungry. This is our burger-and-ribs choice in Fuengirola.
Large modern sushi restaurant with an all-you-can-eat ordering concept and a huge selection of sushi and Asian dishes.
Our tip: Great when everyone wants to order lots of different sushi.
A warm Mediterranean restaurant with a more polished kitchen while still feeling relaxed and local.
Our tip: A good all-round choice in Álora when you want to sit down for a proper meal.
Lively, informal and very approachable, with grilled food, tapas and drinks at local prices.
Our tip: Easy-going Álora: no fuss, just a good place to eat and have a drink.
A very local, busy restaurant with a broad Spanish menu and long opening hours.
Our tip: A useful local standby when you want traditional food without making a plan.
Casual Spanish food, tapas and drinks in a relaxed setting close to Álora.
Our tip: Simple, friendly and good for an uncomplicated lunch or dinner.
A very popular Indian restaurant in Coín with a big menu, generous portions and consistently strong feedback for flavour and value.
Our tip: Our Indian choice when we are heading towards Coín.
A spectacular historic city perched above the Tajo gorge. Go for the dramatic viewpoints, old bridges, atmospheric streets and an Andalusian lunch or tapas.
Combine culture and food in the historic centre with the Picasso Museum or Centre Pompidou, tapas, the markets and a walk along Muelle Uno.
One of Andalusia’s essential day trips: the Alhambra, the old Moorish Albaicín quarter, Capilla Real and the cathedral, with the Sierra Nevada as a backdrop.
Discover the Mezquita-Catedral, wander through the narrow lanes and little squares of the Judería and visit the Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos.
Explore Andalusia’s white villages. Cómpeta and Comares are charming choices, while Mijas and Frigiliana are livelier and especially photogenic.
Sun, sea and a lively atmosphere. Torremolinos is also one of the Costa del Sol’s best-known LGBTQ+ friendly destinations.
Stroll the old town and Plaza de los Naranjos, then head to Puerto Banús for glamorous yachts, restaurants and people-watching.
A spectacular walkway through the El Chorro gorge, following steep cliffs and high bridges above the river. One of our standout recommendations for an adventurous day.
A surreal limestone landscape near Antequera with winding walking routes and panoramic mountain views — ideal for hikers and nature lovers.
A refreshing adventure near Nerja where the route follows a river through a natural gorge — walking and water in one outing.
An impressive underground world of vast chambers, stalactites and stalagmites, discovered in 1959. Easy to combine with Nerja and the coast.
High mountain scenery with snow in winter and green valleys in summer. Hiking, mountain activities and beautiful viewpoints make it worth the longer drive.
A rugged mountain landscape with forests, rivers, viewpoints and white villages — a quieter choice for guests looking for unspoilt Andalusian nature.
Playa Guadalmar is a quiet dark-sand beach in Málaga and the city's only official naturist beach. Set between a golf course and a bird-rich nature reserve, it offers a peaceful escape from the city. Despite its wild setting, there are showers, lifeguards and relaxed chiringuitos, making it a comfortable place to unwind freely in nature.
A lively city beach close to Málaga’s centre, ideal if you want to combine sightseeing, lunch and a few hours by the Mediterranean.
Golden sand, a long promenade and a huge choice of beach bars and restaurants. Great for swimming, strolling and a relaxed seaside lunch.
A broad, popular beach right below the town centre, with loungers and plenty of facilities. At one end you’ll find the well-known Eden Beach area.
One of Nerja’s best-known beaches, with clear water, watersports and a promenade full of seafood restaurants and Mediterranean terraces.
Known for its dunes, pine trees and naturist section. A relaxed, more natural beach setting with a sense of space and privacy.
For a quieter coast day, explore the smaller bays around Nerja, tucked between dramatic rock formations and clear blue Mediterranean water.
Los Malagueños 22, 29560 Pizarra, Andalusia, Spain
Hospital de Alta Resolución Valle del Guadalhorce
A-357, 29570 Cártama, Málaga
Calle Doctor López de Uralde, 0 S/N, Pl. el Ayuntamiento 10, 29560 Pizarra
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