Costa Tropical Granada

Located between the Costa del Sol of Malaga and the Costa de Almeria it gets its name from the subtropical climate which average 20c and boasts 320 days of sun a year. Due this climate one of the important economies here is tropical fruit.

Lovely sandy beaches and rocky coves frequent the Costa Tropical with its 103 kilometres of coast. Beaches and coves are sprinkled with towers and fortresses as the sea look-outs from the times of the Moors.

The main towns along the Costa Tropical are Almuñecar, Salobreña and Motril.



Beaches on the Costa Tropical of Granada Province

Albuñol
Casarones, Castillo de los Baños, la Mamola, el Pozuelo, la Rábita, el Lance, Cala

Almuñécar
Cantarriján, la Herradura, Pozuelo, el Tesorillo, Puerta del Mar, San Cristóbal, Velilla, el Cadie, la Calaza, Calabajío, Barranco de Enmedio, Cala del Perro.

Salobreña
La Guardia, el Caletón, Camrbiles, Sotillo, Chucha, Rijana, Castell de Ferro, el Pargo, el Carrizal.

Motril
Poniente, la Joya, Solamar, Torrenueva, las Azucenas, Punta del Río, Carchuna, la Cagadilla.

Albuñol
Casarones, Castillo de los Baños, la Mamola, el Pozuelo, la Rábita, el Lance, Cala Go from Costa Tropical Granada to Sitemap