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    The Axarquía is rough and uneven. The Sierras de Alhama, Tejeda and Almijar form the boundaries with the Province of Granada. The foothills go right down to the sea, forming cliffs and small coves around Maro and Cerro Gordo. The varied landscape of the Axarquía stretches from the high mountain peaks down to the peaceful beaches. Nature was generous when she created this incredibly beautiful region. One of the most beautiful places is the Sierra del Alcázar nature park above Alcaucín. There are small waterfalls of crystal clear water, small streams, pine forests where you can get lost in the dense woods of the Sierra Almijara. Nature left her stamp on the villages of Cómpeta, Canillas de Albaida, Sedella, Salares and Canilla de Aceituno. The ravines are beautiful at Torrox on the way to Frigiliana, all around these villages the views are magnificent. At the source of the Sayalonga river, the Mediterranean thicket makes the mountains extremely beautiful at the Casa de la Mira. There are springs at Sedella, Alcaucín and Las Majadas ; there is the Fajara cave or the natural Rahige beauty spot at Canillas de Aceituno. La Viñuela reservoir looks like a mirror at nightfall ; it is like a white wound that has opened towards the Boquete de Zafarraya. The high peaks of the Axarquía may be crowned with snow in winter while far below you can bathe in the warm waters of the Mediterranean.

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