Motril, Costa Tropical
Motril, the gateway to Granada’s Costa Tropical
Travelling by ferry to Motril means arriving at one of the best-connected points on Granada’s Costa Tropical. From here, you can enjoy Mediterranean beaches, try the local cuisine, discover natural spaces and visit some of the most beautiful towns on Granada’s coast, such as Salobreña, Almuñécar or La Herradura.
Average temperature: 23ºC
Coffee price: 1.2 €
Public transport: 1 € / Ticket
Beaches
Mountain
Architecture and monuments
Things to do in Motril if you arrive by ferry
Motril is a perfect base for discovering Granada’s Costa Tropical. As well as its beaches and Mediterranean atmosphere, the city lets you combine nature, heritage, gastronomy and nearby getaways around the province of Granada.
Beaches, nature and a seafaring atmosphere
Enjoy Playa Granada, Playa de Poniente and other nearby coastal spots, ideal for a stroll, eating by the sea or relaxing beside the Mediterranean. You can also visit Charca de Suárez, a protected natural area that is perfect for birdwatching and enjoying a peaceful plan outdoors.
Historic centre, gastronomy and local tradition
Explore the centre of Motril, its squares, shops and monuments, and discover a city with an identity of its own. The tradition linked to sugar cane and rum is part of its history, together with a local cuisine closely connected to the sea and the products of the Costa Tropical.
Getaways along the Costa Tropical
From Motril, you can easily visit nearby places such as Salobreña, with its whitewashed old town and castle, or Almuñécar and La Herradura, two destinations known for their beaches, viewpoints, coves and seaside plans.
If you arrive in Motril by ferry, you can organise a very complete getaway: beach, culture, nature, gastronomy and nearby routes around Granada’s Costa Tropical.