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Discover the best top things to do in Salobrena, Spain including Castillo de Salobrena, Ron Montero, Playa de Torrenueva, Bar La Galera, Museo Preindustrial de la Cana de Azucar, Parque Botanico El Majuelo, Escuela de Buceo Bubbles Sea, Mirador Enrique Morente, Santuario Nuestra Sra de la Cabeza, Penon del Santo.
Restaurants in Salobrena
1. Castillo de Salobrena
Overall Ratings
4 based on 260 reviews
Reviewed By HilaryW971 - Norwich, United Kingdom
As the sea was rough on one of the days we visited Salobrena we divided to go to the castle. It is well worth the walk up .the views from the walls are stunning . We were particularly interested in the old Muslim Bath area where it is still possible to see the hypocaust. This was made into a house by the Christian's. The defences were sound and the whole structure is quite amazing. Please note the museum which we hoped to visit to see artefacts is currently closed for site removal.
2. Ron Montero
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 128 reviews
THE TOUR IN ENGLISH IS AT 1PM, TUESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY Rum distillery founded in 1963, by Francisco Montero. We offer guided tours through our history of sugar cane and the traditional method of elaboration of our rums. Includes sample of rums.
Reviewed By TrevorHall - Market Rasen, United Kingdom
We enjoyed the tour through the history of the bodega and the explanation of the distillery process, and particularly appreciate that it was offered in English by Carmen, who speaks fluently. We were part of a large tour group and the visit was hastily arranged; for this reason I want to ensure that any negatives should be directed to the tour organiser and not the bodega. Tapas was provided (paid for by the tour company) and though the food was delicious, much was wasted as they took us here straight after breakfast. The rum tastings were generous, though the mix with 7-Up was new to my palate - it tasted only of lemonade. I think Coke would've been better. The premium brand was 'ok' but I feel heavily branded around the bodega's 50th anniversary. I found the taste nothing out of the ordinary, but that's just my palate.
3. Playa de Torrenueva
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
4. Bar La Galera
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By alikat32 - wilts
Have always loved the friendly atmosphere and view of the beach from this little bar. Great for a drink and tasty tapa when you come off the beach. But this year the owner has added a wonderful choice of interesting tapas and a list you can choose from, so now it is even better. Definitely my favourite Salobrena beach bar.
5. Museo Preindustrial de la Cana de Azucar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By Gsstott
After a rather inauspicious entrance room with some written history on boards the museum definitely improves! All the information is in multiple languages including English and both the videos shown have English subtitles. The lady who was on the desk spoke good English and helped explain any questions. The museum was the site of a sugar refinery and the main room shows the remains including a mill and press. Worth the 3€ entrance fee and an hour or so to wander...
6. Parque Botanico El Majuelo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 348 reviews
Reviewed By simply-peregrinating - Burnley, United Kingdom
If you like different types of flora this is the place for you. A wonderfully maintained garden in the heart of town. Set out in a shady area with a Zen Buddhist theme there are many different types of Bonsai to see. In one area you can see men tending to the plants and watch them pruning, dead heading and shaping them with wires.
It is very peaceful with subdued piped music and cost only €2 or €1 for seniors. A previous reviewer made a comment on the animals kept there, we saw no caged animals, there was a very healthy looking dog sleeping in the shade and a couple of puppies in a storeroom area, neither seemed distressed or in discomfort.
7. Escuela de Buceo Bubbles Sea
Overall Ratings
5 based on 20 reviews
We are an experienced diving school operating in Costa Tropical recognized under the International ACUC certification . Perform baptisms diving courses at all levels , dives across the Granada tropical coast, diving trips , boat trips , projects and environmental conservation awareness , rental and sale of diving equipment , diving insurance ... etc
Reviewed By mercedesbarrutia - Granada, Spain
Qué no decir de Encarni y José Miguel y del resto del equipo Bubbles Sea.
Pues que vayáis y que lo comprobéis vosotros mismos: son los mejores, no solo en el trato sino también en cuidados, formación y atención.
Además de que se encuentran bien situados, en una zona cargada de vida y que es accesible, tienen buenas instalaciones.
Los conocí porque realicé allí el curso de open acuc. Y con ellos me quedo. La calidad de la enseñanza además me encantó, el trato...
Después de probar varios centros de buceo insisto, e insistiré, en que son LOS MEJORES.
8. Mirador Enrique Morente
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By PPCI-BG - Italy
Un piccolo spiazzo vicino all’edificio della radio da cui la vista spazia sul mare. Parcheggio lì accanto. Curiosa la dedica a Morente con un profilo realizzato a fili.
9. Santuario Nuestra Sra de la Cabeza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By mixaconsulting - Oldsmar, Florida
We were waiting for our bus to return to the cruise ship. Since the stop was at the base of the hill of this beautiful church, we hiked (it is a steep paved path) to the top to see the church. Just as we arrive a gentleman opened the doors to allow visitors in the afternoon. The church has a very scenic look with it perched atop a hill. Entering the church it seems rather plain until you get to the altar. It is magnificent with a beautiful gilded altar. In fact they allowed us to go behind the altar to see the majestic altar piece and Mary with the baby Jesus. The dome ceiling was also an elaborately decorated. We were so glad we stopped in to see this amazing church. It is beautiful and most spiritual place. This was actually a highlight of our visit to Motril. So glad we stopped in and timed it when it was open. There is also a park area around the church with various statues. We did not get to see these as the bus was coming.
10. Penon del Santo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 330 reviews
Reviewed By AllWhoWander2016
Stunnng views to see both sides of the coast, once you've climed the steps. Well worth the climb up. Also nice at night when lit up.
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