Visit to Mijas in Marbella

We are taking you on a discovery of one of the jewels of the Costa Del Sol: the typical traditional village of Mijas. This small Andalusian village shares its name with the mountain under which it lies! We invite you to take a step back in time during a stroll through the narrow, cobblestoned streets of Mijas. Be enchanted by its whitewashed houses and the magnificent floral arrangements adorning the balconies and walls of the old town during your visit to Mijas and wine tasting. A place full of magic, the endless white houses clinging to the slopes of the Sierra de Mijas, contrasting with the deep green of the pines, offers one of the most recognizable and most picturesque sights of Andalusia. You can participate in a tasting of Andalusian wines at the end of the day, an aperitif with a magnificent view of the Costa Del Sol, which will delight everyone and create an excellent memory of your corporate retreat in Marbella.

During your visit to Mijas and wine tasting, you will have the opportunity to enjoy several viewpoints and ‘nice rest spots throughout the village, one of them being the Muralla gardens with a beautiful floral display, gardens and balconies beautifully decorated and offering a beautiful panorama of the Costa Del Sol. We propose to visit the Sanctuary of the Virgen de la Peña and the Church of the Conception, and to immerse yourself in the warm Andalusian atmosphere during the visit to Mijas and wine tasting. Walk through the historic center and its surroundings and take the opportunity to discover the tiny shops brimming with beautifully displayed goods. There is also the possibility to explore the village by horse-drawn carriage. Our visit to Mijas will be followed by a tasting of local wines accompanied by Andalusian tapas. A true moment of sharing at the end of the day, to bring your team together over a good glass of wine! Let yourself be surprised by the beauty and charm of Mijas, but remember that the village is “terraced” on the mountainside and that there are many steps to climb - good walking shoes are essential!