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About Manilva.
Manilva is just inland from the coastal town of Sabinillas, located about 15 minutes west of Estepona. A traditional town built on a hilltop overlooking the coast.
The village of Manilva is surrounded by countryside and contains many vineyards that grow in the slopes around the village.
The most prominent point of the village, like many Spanish villages, is the stunnning church which forms the main focal point of the village.
there is much history associated with Manilva, some remains around Manilva go back to prehistoric times, the majority date back to the Roman times and then the Moors.
Within Mailva town centre, it is a thriving little town where you will find numerous shops, bars, cafes and restaurants.
only a very short drive to the coast but still have the feeling of being in a small mountain village.
Manilva, comprises of three districts: itself, San Luis de Sabinillas and El Castillo de la Duquesa.
There are many residential communities scattered through the area. The setting is magnificent, with the splendid Sierra Bermeja Mountains in the background and views to Gibraltar and Africa
that can all be enjoyed from this area.
Manilva has remarkably well-preserved Roman sulphur baths. well worth a visit. Aside from the Romans, many civilizations and cultures have made Manilva their home,
Manilva also has its very own television station, you can often see the camera crew around the local areas covering local news and festivals
You will also find Manilva town has its own leisure complex and doctors surgery.
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