Apartments in Salobreña are popular, perhaps due to the freedom that they can provide. Apartments are generally located in the coastal strip close to the old town. Salobreña offers a range of apartments, from those with sea views to those with mountain views.

Salobreña, place to stay if you are looking for a weekend break or a longer trip away. There is a range of Hostels available. Most of the hostals and hostels are located in the old town.

Hotels in Salobreña range from luxury to budget. Hotels are found both in the old town and on the coastal strip. Salobreña, known to many as 'the jewel of the Costa Tropical' is a beautiful place to stay.

The jewel of the Costa Tropical, Salobreña is a whitewashed township clinging to huge lump of rock just back from the shoreline, topped by a Moorish castle and surrounded by lush sugar cane plantations.

Bus service from Salobreña. Salobreña is a place to unravel the senses on the beach with the soaring sky and glittering ocean before you, and the gleaming white town behind you. Take the little local bus (it stops at various points on the promenade) to the top of the hill and explore the "casco antiguo" or old town with its Moorish Castle, 17th Century church.

Making your way to the shore from the town, you could pause for a while in the cool Parque de la Fuente to enjoy a moment in the shade, before taking to the beach for a sun session, or a walk around the Peñon, the massive rock jutting out to sea, a prison in the first and second centuries, eventually a Christian burial site.

As Salobreña expands outwards underneath the rock, new places are opening up all the time in the modern, attractive township which is being created. New and exciting Italian restaurant / pizzeria opened on the main road to the beach of Salobrena. Presenting a very wide range of daily homemade fresh italian Pastas and Pizzas. Open All Year Round.

Salobrena is a place to unravel the senses on the beach with the soaring sky and glittering ocean before you, and the gleaming white town behind you. Take the little local bus (it stops at various points on the promenade) to the top of the hill and explore the "casco antiguo" or old town with its Moorish Castle, 17th Century church.

Guided tours conducted by multilingual guides fully trained by the Tourist office education department in English, French, German and Spanish, have now been extended to cover other parts of the municipality, allowing visitors to discover Salobreña’s hidden secrets.