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The Carchuna Castle, also known as “El Castillejo”, has been declared as Cultural Heritage Asset since 1993. Built at the end of the 18th century under the order of King Carlos III, its main purpose was to protect and give safety to the area due to the continuous pirate attacks. Until the 17th century, this coast and plains were deserted and shelter of Berber corsairs. After the construction of this fortress, the pirate attacks ceased and Carchuna-Calahonda was eventually formed due to the settlement of people from the Alpujarra and Motril as well as the cultivation of the area

beautiful traffic free road ride

The coastal road is in very good condition, the view is great and it goes up and down all the time :) Some pictures show paths without asphalt, they have nothing to do with the coastal road, you only drive there if you go straight down to it Beach wants.

If you are looking for a quiet corner, you are in the right place, super beautiful bay for swimming and enjoying the day.

A wonderful beautiful beach, unfortunately totally overcrowded in the high season and not for everyone.

great bay

The Cazarones beach is a small cove created by the sediments of the Rambla del Trigo river, where it has formed a small delta from where the aforementioned beach appears, to the west and the Castillo de Baños beach to the east . A small village dominates the beach, called Caserones.

It was built around 1783 by order of King Carlos III as a defensive fortification against pirate incursions. It is a square-shaped building with a central parade ground and a front ravelin, an exemplary work of 18th-century military engineering.