Salobrena Area Description

Salobrena is a whitewashed town attached to a huge rock just back from the shoreline, it is surrounded by sugar cane plantations. It is situated approximately 45 minutes from Granada, and just over an hour to the Sierra Nevada. For history enthusiasts you can view the new museum located in the former town hall. The flower strewn streets make it very picturesque.

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Hotels in Salobrena

Hotel Avenida The hotel is located in the centre of Salobre�a, one of the most picturesque villages of the ''''Costa Tropical'''' in Granada at about 200 m from the beach. More information...

Hotel SALOBRENA This is located on a hill on top of the cliffs and offers magnificent sea views and is surrounded by gardens. More information...

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