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Nerja International Club throws open its doors again on September 5

Friends old and new can look forward to a packed calendar once Club Internacional de Nerja swings back into action. […]

Nerja International Club throws open its doors again on September 5

After a summer hiatus, the Nerja International Club, also known as Club Internacional de Nerja, is set to reopen on September 5 for members and visitors alike. Located at Calle San Juan 42, the club welcomes old faces and newcomers with open arms, promising a vibrant calendar of events and outings.

The club is an ideal gathering spot for expats and locals who wish to connect over shared interests and enhance their experiences in Nerja. From games nights featuring darts and petanca to craft sessions, the club offers a myriad of activities to enjoy. And for those who love exploring, popular coach trips to destinations such as Cordoba and Velez-Malaga provide an opportunity to discover more of Andalusia.

Current members can join the private Facebook group to stay updated on bookings, special nights, and upcoming events. With cash preferred for trip deposits, members are advised to have some euros on hand when visiting the club. The club has a history of supporting local causes, notably raising €850 for Taller de la Amistad, an organization that assists individuals with disabilities in Axarquia.

For those interested in joining or learning more about the club's activities, simply drop by during opening hours and say hello. The club's motto, "A great place to meet friends new and old!" rings true as it invites everyone to experience the camaraderie and fun that awaits.

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