Monte Calamorro

Monte Calamorro is a mountain summit rising 780 meters above sea level with views of the Costa del Sol, Gibraltar, and the North African coastline from its peak. The mountain stands between the coastal town and inland areas, offering far-reaching views across the strait and Mediterranean on clear days.

The mountain has served for centuries as a natural boundary between the coast and inland areas, functioning as a landmark for sailors. Its location at the strait made it an important reference point for maritime traffic throughout history.

The summit hosts regular flying demonstrations with birds of prey such as eagles and falcons in their natural mountain setting. These shows reveal the birdlife that lives in this mountain habitat.

A modern cable car system carries visitors from Benalmádena to the summit in about 15 minutes, covering roughly 3 kilometers. The ride is straightforward and the facility is designed to be accessible for different mobility levels.

The mountain slopes host numerous Mediterranean plant species such as rockrose, thyme, iris, mint, and French lavender. This vegetation is perfectly adapted to the dry mountain climate and displays striking colors during flowering seasons.