Almunecar and the region it lies in cry out for exploring and the only way to do it properly is to hire a car from rhinocarhire.com. You’ll be surprised at how inexpensive it will be. Our inclusive rates start from only 16 euros a day. Of course you can add on extras like child seats or satellite navigation systems.
Most of our cars come with air conditioning as standard so you know your journeys will always be cool and comfortable. Make the most of your time in Spain and book your car hire now. We often have special deals online that make it even better value for money. We know you won’t be disappointed.
Almunecar Mini Guide
Welcome to the Costa Tropical
Situated in southern Spain, between Grenada and Malaga is Almunecar: a sub-tropical province of Andalucia. Imagine breathtaking scenery boasting a mixture of crystal blue Mediterranean and lush green sub-tropics, all highlighted by a golden sun. For several decades the town and surrounding area has been a popular tourist destination. Attractions include amazing scenery, art and gastronomy, all accompanied by fabulous hospitality.
First established as a Phoenician colony called "Sexi" in 800BC, its colourful history includes Roman and Arabian instalments. Under an alternative name, Almunecar features in Laurie Lee's account of the Spanish Civil War.
How do I get There?
If you are looking to fly in, Amunecar is equidistant between Grenada and Malaga airports with good road links across. Rhino offers cost-effective car hire to make the initial drive in comfort and giving you freedom to travel around once you reach your destination.
Something for Everyone
Whether you love nature, want to get active, or prefer relaxing on the beach there's something in Almunecar to keep everyone happy. Diving on the rich sea beds is a must or, if you prefer to stay dry, the Aquatic Park and Aquarium are good alternatives. There are ample sights for budding historians, including a Roman temple and an ancient aqueduct. Sports are a big feature on offer, whether in the Mediterranean waters or on shore at the local football stadium.
Party on Down
As you might expect from a tourist area the nightlife is vibrant and especially during summer. There are numerous bars, clubs and restaurants to frequent until the small hours, offering a wide variety of music to suit different tastes: from jazz to folk to modern pop and disco. Fiestas are inevitably popular, most notably at Easter and during summer providing a good opportunity to sample local culture and speciality dishes. These feature the best harvests of the region, which include vibrant tropical fruits and a wide variety of local fresh fish.
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