Top Things to do in Costa Tropical
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What to do and see in Costa Tropical, Andalucia: The Best Hidden Gems Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Costa Tropical, Spain including Sailnplay, Parapente Tropical, Buggy Buggy Tours, Born to be Wild, Ron Montero, Charca de Suarez, Buceo Aqualia La Herradura.
Restaurants in Costa Tropical
1. Sailnplay
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 472 reviews
Now in our 12th year, we offer two hour, half day, full day and romantic evening sunset cruises onboard our 3 luxurious yachts . Prices from only €20 per person (with discounts for children). Cruise with us along the beautiful coastline of the Costa Tropical departing every day throughout the year from Marina del Este, La Herradura (20 mins from Nerja). All trips include a stop for watersports, and 2 of our yachts are fully inclusive of food and drinks. Ideal for couples, families, friends and special events such as birthdays, celebrations, hen and stag parties. We have special group rates and packages. To make your reservation, please go to our website to check availability on the online calendar, or contact us directly. Our office/reception is situated at the entrance to the marina on the left.
2. Parapente Tropical
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5.0 based on 68 reviews
Paragliding Tandem flights with instructor. We have been making the dream of sliding freely through the air for 30 years. From 6 to 86 years. Our excellent climate allows us to fly all year round, in winter great flights too. Enjoy the contrast mountain and sea. Enjoy man's dream of flying free like a bird.
3. Buggy Buggy Tours
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5.0 based on 131 reviews
All inclusive 4x4 Buggy Tours with picnic in the Andalucian mountains based in the town of La Herradua, Almunecar .
4. Born to be Wild
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5.0 based on 61 reviews
Jeep Eco Tour(Born To Be Wild)Pick up at your Hotel.On board spacious open roof Land Rovers, you will discover the beauty of the UNESCO Nature Park Sierras de Tejeda, Almijara. Explanations by professional guides (English, French, Spanish, German & Dutch) regarding the fauna, flora and history of this wild and carefully protected universe.Visit to a picturesque “white-washed village” non-touristic
5. Ron Montero
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4.5 based on 175 reviews
The tour is offered from Monday to Saturday and it is necessary to book. It last one hour approximately and is free. It was founded in 1963 by Francisco Montero and a traditional and artisanal process is used here. There are several types of rums depending on their aging.
Reviewed By Andrew_Cru - London, United Kingdom
We enjoyed a very informative visit to Ron Montero, kindly given by Teresa. There are fewer visitors at the moment due to C19 - but this meant we had more choice of times and the full attention of the guide. There's a lot of information to absorb but Teresa was very good at explaining everything, and the tastings at the end were generous. The products are available to buy at prices matching local supermarkets, so it's a good place to get yours (ours came in attractive presentation bags too).
6. Charca de Suarez
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By peterwV975TL - Malaga, Spain
We went to the Motril Reserve tonight and the bird of the night was a pair of Bluethroats. According to the info in the reserve these winter visitors fly 1700 kms from the Baltic coast. They were feeding on the waters edge about 10ft from the hide, 6pm, late winter sun, catchlights in the eye, perfect shot for the person with a camera....mine was at home. This reserve is also the only place in the province of Granada where they have been known to breed. Shovelers, coots, crested coots, moorhens, little grebes, tufted ducks, mallards, comorants, grey herons, yellow wagtails, pied wagtails, swamp hen, spotted flycatcher and our lonely solitary Stork Lovely walk in the evening sun and a large black cameleon giving us the eye on a reed stem half way round. Easy 2 hour stroll around the 7 hides.
7. Buceo Aqualia La Herradura
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 56 reviews
