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La Caleta de Salobreña is a picturesque coastal hamlet located west of the town of Salobreña, in the province of Granada. This enclave combines industrial history, fishing tradition, and natural beauty, making it one of the most authentic spots on the Costa Tropical.

A bike ride to Salobreña on the Costa Tropical combines sea, culture, and Andalusian flair. Even from afar, you can see the white hillside houses, picturesquely nestled around the rock with its Moorish castle. Whether coming from Motril or the Sierra de Granada, the route leads through fertile valleys dotted with mangoes, avocados, and cherimoyas – the subtropical character of this region makes every ride special. In Salobreña itself, it's worth getting off your bike and exploring the old town with its narrow, steep streets. The climb to the castle rock is rewarded with sweeping views over the Mediterranean and the surrounding coastal plain. Several beaches await down by the sea: the lively Playa de la Charca with its promenade and chiringuitos, or the quieter natural area at Punta del Río – ideal for a rest or a refreshing swim after the ride. The mild, year-round pleasant climate of the Costa Tropical makes Salobreña an ideal destination for cyclists – even outside of summer. Along the tour, you'll encounter small parks like the Parque de la Fuente, flower-filled lookout points, and traditional Andalusian cuisine: freshly caught fish, sardine skewers, or a plate of "migas" provide the perfect refreshment. Thus, a bike tour to Salobreña is a perfect combination of exercise, history, and Mediterranean delights – a true highlight for anyone who wants to experience Andalusia on two wheels.

Currently, a section of 800 meters is still heavily overgrown, with huge rosemary and sage bushes, as well as thorns. It's best to bring a stick or something similar to push them away. However, the view is unique, and the spring is a dream.

The journey along the road is done through the interior of the guardrail. Do not take the route programmed by Komoot, it is closed with a fence in the Cala del Pino area. From the ruins of Cala Doncella to the beach, it is time to put away the poles because we will need our hands free, both to descend and to ascend.

For bicycle routes (MTB, Gravel, cycle tourism...) this area is recommended. You can only access some of the beaches by bicycle. If you go hiking by car, be careful not to leave valuable things inside, they usually steal every year without leaving a trace in the vehicle and take everything. Do not trust the person helping you park to get some coins, they do it in a group. It's a shame that a place like this, and such precious beaches, cannot be visited because of this type of people.

For bicycle routes (MTB, Gravel, cycle tourism...) this area is recommended. You can only access some of the beaches by bicycle. If you go hiking by car, be careful not to leave valuable things inside, they usually steal every year without leaving a trace in the vehicle and take everything. Do not trust the person helping you park to get some coins, they do it in a group. It's a shame that a place like this, and such precious beaches, cannot be visited because of this type of people.

Relaxing and quiet village with some historical sights.

A lovely ride with many interesting things to see. Very quiet, calm and sunny