I knew I wanted to visit Frigiliana from the first time I’ve learnt about it. A small town with narrow, steep streets and white houses.
But many of Spanish towns look like this. We visited two – Frigiliana and Cómpeta. They almost blurred into one, not because they were a like, just because of the whiteness of the walls.
Frigiliana was the first one we visited. As it’s close by popular resort Nerja, it was quite busy. There are plenty of little shops where you can get souvenirs and nice cafes.
Cómpeta was less touristy as it’s further away from the sea. The town seemed quieter, but maybe it was because of siesta time. But looking at photos I took, you can mostly tell photos apart by time when they were taken.
I’ve been amazed with mosaics and building details. I adore the style. There is something about colours and simplicity that really resonates with me.
As usually in places like these we just walked around, had coffee and something to bite and look how everyday life goes.
If you look closely on the left side you will see a group of people. They were just having coffee and a chat.
Magda's Cauldron 