Costa Tropical beaches
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HOW TO GET THERE
- by car: from
- by bus: from the bus station there are frequent services to the coastal towns.
For tourists who do not travel by car, the towns of Salobreña, Almuñécar and La Herradura have a beach directly in the town centre and you can walk directly to the sea and to the beach bars, as well as having historic centres with a lot of charm.
Motril does not have a beach in the town centre. The beach is about 3km from the centre.
The subtropical climate of
All the information about the municipalities and beaches at https://www.turismocostatropical.es/
70 kilometres south of the city of Granada is the Costa Tropical, 80 km of beaches and cliffs with an enviable subtropical climate that allows you to enjoy the sea every day of the year.
HOW TO GET THERE
- by car: from Granada take the GR-30 (ring road) and head towards Motril looking for the A-44
- by bus: from the bus station there are frequent services to the coastal towns.
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For tourists who do not travel by car, the towns of Salobreña, Almuñécar and La Herradura have a beach directly in the town centre and you can walk directly to the sea and to the beach bars, as well as having historic centres with a lot of charm.
Motril does not have a beach in the town centre. The beach is about 3km from the centre.
The subtropical climate of Granada allows the cultivation of fruits such as avocados, custard apples, mangoes, etc., which combined with the fish and seafood of the coast, offer a unique gastronomy.
All the information about the municipalities and beaches at https://www.turismocostatropical.es/