The Castle of Salobreña

Situated on top of a solid rocky promontory between the Mediterranean sea and the valley of the river Guadalfeo. Dating back more than 1,000 years it began life as a fortress in the 10th century, later was a prison and citadel. It was adapted to suit defence needs during the Christian period. Lovely views. Spectacularly lit at night. Access can be gained from 10 am - 2 pm and in the evenings from 5 pm - 10 pm. Ticket has dual entry into the Museum also.

Paseo de las Flores

The Paseo de las Flores is located on the northern and western slopes of the Castle spread around a modern horse shoe shaped arch. Since ancient times this area has been a place of recreation and enjoyment for the inhabitants. Lovely views.

Virgen del Rosario

A sculpture of the patron saint of Salobreña, the Virgen del Rosario (the Virgin of the Rosary) dating from the 16th century can be seen in the chancel of the parish church. It stands in the centre of the 19th century neo-baroque altarpiece between San Antonio and San Jose with child.

Ingenio Azucarero en La Caleta

The only refinery in Europe still dedicated to the processing of sugar cane into raw sugar. It also produces the best known cane rum in the area. The Guadalfeo sugar refinery is situated in the Caleta districk of the town.

Useful telephone numbers (alll numbers are local - please add international dialling code)

Tourism Office: 958 61 03 14

Local Police: 958 61 10 59

Guardia Civil: 958 61 04 23

Emergency Services: 061

Bus Station (Alsina Graells): 958 61 25 21

Dental Clinic: 958 610 674

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