English-speaking private funeral arrangements

One funeral team across Mijas, from the Pueblo to the coast.

Mijas covers a wide area, from inland homes to busy coastal communities. Serenity confirms the exact location, explains the immediate legal and medical steps and then manages the funeral with one consistent family contact.

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Arranging the funeral privately?

If the deceased has a Spanish seguro de decesos policy, contact the insurer shown on the policy first. Serenity’s private-service pages are for families arranging directly or who are genuinely unsure whether a policy exists.

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+34 951 780 180For immediate help, call +34 951 780 180. If a Spanish funeral-insurance policy exists, contact the insurer named on the policy first.

Pueblo, Costa and scattered residential areas

Precise location information matters across the municipality of Mijas

The geography of Mijas makes precise location information important. During the first call we establish where the person is, who has certified the death, who is authorised to make decisions and whether the family wants arrangements in Spain or abroad.

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What must happen nowWe identify the certification and transfer sequence for the place and circumstances of death.

What can waitYou do not need every certificate or passport detail before asking for help.

Who gives instructionsWe establish the authorised family representative and keep relatives involved.

Areas around Mijas

Coverage confirmed from the exact location

Have the full address or name of the hospital or care setting ready if possible. If you do not know it, call anyway and tell us what you do know.

Mijas PuebloLas Lagunas de MijasLa Cala de MijasCalahondaRiviera del SolEl Faro

A closer look at Mijas

“Mijas” can mean very different practical locations

Mijas stretches from the Pueblo and inland urbanisations to coastal communities. The first response depends on the actual address, the place of death and whether a doctor, hospital or authority is already involved—not simply the municipality name.

Serenity begins by confirming that practical picture. We then explain the certification and transfer sequence, establish the authorised family contact and coordinate the selected cremation, burial, ceremony or repatriation arrangement.

The details that change the response

Practical priorities in Mijas

These are local circumstances we establish before confirming the next action.

Coast and inland coordination

We organise the transfer and family meeting around the actual location rather than treating Mijas as one single centre.

A named person throughout

The family has a clear contact who keeps track of documents, choices and third-party confirmations.

Flexible funeral choices

Cremation, burial, a celebration of life or repatriation can be arranged according to the circumstances and wishes.

What happens after you call

The exact place comes before the optional details

We first determine what can legally and practically happen; ceremony and personal choices can then be discussed with the family.

Tell us what has happened

We ask where the person is, whether a doctor or authority is involved, who is calling and whether a Spanish decesos policy exists.

We confirm the next action

You receive specific guidance for a death at home, in hospital, in a care setting or under official investigation.

We arrange the funeral with you

Once the immediate care is secure, a named team member explains cremation, burial, ceremony and repatriation choices.

One coordinating team

A location-led response followed by family-led funeral choices

Once the immediate circumstances are clear, Serenity coordinates the agreed services and provides one consistent line of communication.

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Immediate careGuidance, certification sequence and transfer into our care.

CremationDirect cremation or a more personal farewell, clearly explained.

BurialCemetery, documentation, transport and ceremony coordination.

RepatriationSpanish documents, consular steps, transport and receiving funeral director.

CeremonyCelebrant, music, flowers, viewing and personal requests where agreed.

Family communicationOne named point of contact for relatives in Spain and abroad.

Real people answer

Meet some of the team behind the telephone

These are members of the Serenity team who guide families, make arrangements and care for the deceased.

PaulFuneral Director & Celebrant

MonicaFuneral Service Agent

MichaelFuneral Director & Mortician

NataliaFuneral Agent & Mortician

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Questions families ask

Funeral help in Mijas

Which parts of Mijas do you serve?

Serenity serves Mijas Pueblo, Las Lagunas, La Cala de Mijas, Calahonda, Riviera del Sol, El Faro and nearby communities.

Can a ceremony be held separately from the cremation?

Yes. Depending on the family’s wishes and venue availability, a memorial or celebration of life can be arranged separately.

What is the first thing you will ask?

We will ask where the person is now, whether a doctor or authority is involved, who is calling and whether a Spanish decesos policy exists.

Immediate help · 24 hours

Has someone died in Mijas?

Call Serenity and tell us where the person is now. We will explain the correct next step and what information can wait.

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