The atlas mountains and African coastline are often clearly visible. Views from one of the highest points in Calahonda towards Marbella, Puerto Banus and the red mountains of Estepona. Sitio de Calahonda is the largest property development you will find between Marbella and Fuengirola. In fact, this neighbourhood has grown so successfully that it could qualify as a town. However, residents have been unsuccessful in their attempts to separate it from Mijas, the municipality to which it belongs - and to which they must pay taxes. Rural flavour and coastal lifestyle are two of Calahonda's most attractive features, because, although the area is developed, its founder was keen on green areas, large plots and limits on apartment buildings.
Situated in the province of Malaga midway between Marbella and Fuengirola, Calahonda offers the possibility of living in an urbanisation of quality and prestige. Puerto Banus, southern Europes premier boating and leisure centre, is only 15 minutes away and Malagas large international airport can be reached within 20 minutes via a fast modern highway. Its situation and southern orientation, provides the area with the unique climate in Europe and, coming from the coast of Africa, clearly visible from the urbanisation, refreshing night winds.