This municipality, situated between the Ronda mountain range, the Antequera depression and the Guadalhorce valley, does not geographically belong to any of these areas, although the Guadalhorce-Guadalteba hydrological complex suggests a relationship with the Guadalhorce valley. Of Moorish origin, the village lies at the foot of the crag of the same name, with narrow streets and whitewashed houses typical of Andalusia. Highlights include the Cueva de Doña Trinidad Grund, the Castillo de Turón, the Castillo de la Peña and the Puente de la Molina. The reservoir area offers camping, bathing and routes such as the Caminito del Rey in the Desfiladero de los Gaitanes.