​Day trip to Almuñécar

Almuñécar is a small coastal town in the province of Granada, located between Salobrea to the east and Nerja to the west. It is about an hour's drive from Malaga. Almuñécar, once a tranquil fishing village, has developed into a popular tourist destination and offers its visitors a wide range of activities and attractions. There are a number of beaches in the area, including La Herradura and El Playazo, as well as many historical sites and monuments such as the ruins of the castle of San Miguel. There are also a number of parks and gardens in the area, such as the Botanical Gardens, the Adventure Park, the Nature Reserve and the Bird Park. Visitors to Almuñécar can also enjoy a range of water sports such as diving and fishing, and there are a number of restaurants, bars and shops.

The old town is home to many historical sites, including the ruins of the Moorish castle, the Plaza de Constitucion and the Roman aqueduct. Visitors to the old town can explore the cobbled streets, admire the architecture and explore the many shops and restaurants in the area. There are also a number of parks and gardens, such as the botanical garden, the adventure park, the nature reserve and the bird park.

Almuñécar Castle is bordered by the remains of the original city wall. The castle is located on a small hill that is difficult to access and houses the remains of its Moorish fortifications, including two large towers. The castle was originally built by the Phoenicians in the 7th century BC and later occupied by the Romans, Visigoths and Moors. It was also used as a prison in the 19th century. Visitors to Almuñécar Castle can explore the ruins and enjoy the spectacular views of the city and the coast.