There is lots to see and do in the Nerja vicinity while staying at Casa Leones.

Balcon de Europa - The Balcony of Europe. Once a fortress in the 9th century. Now a beautiful balcony promenade in the centre of Nerja, overlooking the sea with impressive views of the coast. This splendid area paved with marble and with an avenue of palm trees is the centre of activity for many of the local festivals, and it is also an ideal place to meet friends at one of the pavement cafes.

Cueva de Nerja - The Caves of Nerja. Natural archaeological cave, 3 km (2 miles) from Nerja, containing the world's widest column shaped by the merge of a stalactite and a stalagmite. Guinness Record 1989. Underground streams perforated the limestone of these mountains forming huge chambers and strange but lovely stalactites and stalagmites. The cave was inhabited as far back as Higher Paleolithic Age, 30,000 years ago and was used up to about 3,000 years ago. Sound and light equipment has been installed to provide easy access and viewing for the interest of tourists. One of the chambers has been converted into an original 800-seat setting for the famous Festival of Dance and Music, held every summer since 1960. Throughout the year there is the occasional concert held in this magnificent site where the acoustics are superb. There are cave paintings to view and a museum, restaurant, cafe and other facilities.

El Acueducto del Aguila - The Eagle Aqueduct. Barranco de la Coladilla / Maro. Impressive aqueduct located on the Barranco de la Coladilla or the Cazadores de Maro (Nerja) cliff, close to the N-340 main road. Built in the 19th century under the direction of Francisco Cantarero to transfer water to Maro's Sugar factory. A four storey high structure of superimposed brick arcades with 38 arches.