Sayalonga Medlar Festival 2023
The medlar festival in Sayalonga in 2023
Here is the essential information about the medlar festival in Sayalonga:
- A few words about Sayalonga
- The dates of the festival
- Where is Sayalonga?
- What to do in Sayalonga?
- Booking accommodation
- Some useful links
A few words about Sayalonga and the medlar
Sayalonga is an authentic white village in Axarquia, in the province of Malaga.
The cultivation of the medlar is important in Sayalonga (a village to discover!) and this festival is recognised as a festival of tourist interest in the province of Málaga.
About the medlar
This fruit, the medlar, is of Asian origin. It is known by different names in different countries:
- Nispero in Spain,
- Japanese medlar in France,
- bibasse in Reunion Island
- mousmoulo in Greece
- mzah in Morocco and Algeria
The dates of the festival
This festival will take place on 7 May 2023.
Where is Sayalonga?
What to do in Sayalonga?
In the surroundings of the village, it is possible to find very nice activities:
- horse riding, on the beach or in the mountains
- diving in Nerja and Torrox
- guided tours (villages of Axarquia, Cordoba, Alhambra,…)
- via ferrata (Caminito del Rey,…)
- hiking (El Saltillo with the hanging bridge,…)
- canyoning (in the rio Verde,…)
- astrotourism
- snorkeling
- visit of caves
Use the following link to access all the activities to do. during your holidays. This link provides you with all the details of each activity.
Booking accommodation
Below you will find direct access to available accommodation in Sayalonga and the surrounding area. Simply enter the desired dates.
Booking.com
Some useful links
Here is a great car rental agency in Andalusia and more specifically at Malaga airport : book a rental car.
Find out all about the most spectacular fair of the year in the province of Málaga: The Malaga Fair
And finally, here are some other experiences to do Malaga province :
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