Alcalá del Valle lies in the western part of the Serranía de Ronda, within the Ronda Depression, covering an area of 45.2 square kilometres. This village, a close neighbour to Málaga, sits 24 kilometres from Ronda and 155 kilometres from Cádiz. Due to its unique position within a depression and crisscrossed by several streams, Alcalá del Valle enjoys a slightly milder climate than the surrounding highlands. Traditionally a village of emigrants, Alcalá has recently experienced a revival with the introduction of new agricultural crops, encouraging locals to stay and invest in the area.
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