Manilva is a charming coastal town surrounded by beautiful vineyards, making it a perfect destination for those who love culture, history, traditions, and good food. One of the main attractions in Manilva is El Castillo de la Duquesa, a fortress built in 1767 to defend the coast from pirate invasions. The town also boasts eight kilometers of sandy beaches, including Playa de Sabinillas, Playa de Los Toros, and Playa de Duquesa-El Castillo.

For those who enjoy hiking, Manilva offers many trails with stunning views of the coastline. The Senda Litoral coastal path is a popular choice, leading down to Punta Chullera. Puerto de la Duquesa Manilva is a bustling tourist hub with a port that offers a variety of local and international cuisine in its surrounding bars and restaurants. Water sports and golfing are also popular activities in the area, with La Duquesa Golf & Country Club offering stunning views of the coast, mountains, and Gibraltar.

Overall, Manilva is a hidden gem on Spain’s sunny coast, offering a perfect blend of history, culture, and relaxation for visitors. Make sure to check out all the local and international news stories on The Euro Weekly News website for more travel inspiration. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram for the latest updates.

(article translated into Finnish and edited for a travel website)