Benamocarra

A Malaga municipality nestled in the Axarquia region, it is a cultural treasure that reflects its rich history and privileged natural surroundings. Its name, of Arabic origin, evokes its Andalusian past and its agricultural tradition. Despite its size, Benamocarra offers a fascinating insight into Andalusian culture, with emblematic sites such as the late Gothic church of Santa Ana with Mudejar elements, and the Casa Museo de la Axarquía, which houses an important collection of art and ethnography from the region. The festivity of its patron saint, Santa Ana, is a vibrant display of the devotion and festive spirit of its inhabitants, with processions, music and traditional dances. The local gastronomy, based on fresh local produce such as olive oil, almonds and tropical fruits, offers authentic flavours to delight the most demanding palates, such as batycate, an avocado milkshake unique to the region, ajoblanco and sweets made from local fruits. The natural environment of Benamocarra, surrounded by orchards and fruit orchards, invites you to practice outdoor activities and enjoy nature in its purest form. In short, Benamocarra is a cultural destination that combines history, tradition, gastronomy and nature, offering a unique experience to those seeking to discover the essence of the Axarquia region of Malaga.