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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. Doors reopen at 11am on Saturday 5 September at the friendly spot on Calle San Juan 42. Organisers promise plenty of events and day trips for the coming season, keeping the place buzzing with activity after the summer break. It is the perfect place, especially for expats… Source

Published Aug 25, 2026 · 7:15 AMOriginal source: Euro Weekly News Spain3 reads
Friends old and new can look forward to a packed calendar once Club Internacional de Nerja swings back into action. Doors reopen at 11am on Saturday 5 September at the friendly spot on Calle San Juan 42. Organisers promise plenty of events and day trips for the coming season, keeping the place buzzing with activity after the summer break. It is the perfect place, especially for expats… Source
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