Guaro is a quaint village set in the Sierra de la Nieves nature reserve. Panoramic views, stunning countryside, and whitewashed streets full of flowers will take your breath away. From hiking and mountain bike trails, to strolling through attractive narrow streets, Guaro is a great destination for anyone that loves the outdoors.

Guaro is home to more than 2,000 inhabitant and thanks to its vast almond plantations which supports the economy, is locally known as the “Natural Almond Paradise”.

Set in an elevated position, 350 metres above sea level, the village is a short 5-minute drive from neighbouring Monda and 15 minutes from amenities in larger Coín. Málaga city, as well as the international airport, is easily accessible 45 kilometres away.

In September, Guaro is transformed during the Festival of the Luna Mora (Moorish Moon), which commemorates the mediaeval history. The village is illuminated by 25,000 candles and many come to enjoy the magical music and dance performances, along with crafts and food markets.

Guaro has its own public school, whilst there are also schools in nearby Monda and Coín. For private, international schools you will need to travel 35 to 40 minutes.

This small village has a small number of services, which includes a health centre, pharmacy, dentist, several local shops, cafés and restaurants.

If you are looking to live in a typical Andalucían style village, whilst enjoying nature and wildlife, Guaro may be just the place for you.

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