The beaches at Salobrena on the Costa Tropical in Granada province are overlooked by a Moorish castle and white village
By Nick Nutter | Updated 25 Aug 2022 | Granada | Places To Go | Login to add to YOUR Favourites or Read Later
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Salobrena beach is split in two by the Penon de Salobrena which is a rocky outcropping. El Penon was the site of a Phoenician trading post, the sea levels were considerably lower then. Behind the beach there is the white village of Salobrena itself moulding itself to a lump of rock that emerges from the alluvial plain. Crowning the rock is a castle. The beaches themselves are narrow but sandy and well served by chirinquitos and restaurants.