Granada’s Costa Tropical
A remarkable corner of Andalusia.
Cielo Andaluz sits in the hills between the Mediterranean and the mountains. Beaches, white villages and mountain landscapes are all within reach.
Where mangoes meet the Mediterranean
A narrow tropical stretch in Europe
Sheltered by the mountains, the Costa Tropical has a mild climate where mangoes, avocados and chirimoyas grow alongside olives and almonds, filling the valleys with a mix that is unusual in mainland Europe.
Coast, white villages and local life
From the sea into the mountains.
Spend a day by the water, wander through a local market or head inland for a mountain walk. Almuñécar and Salobreña are our nearest towns, with the Alpujarras, Granada and Sierra Nevada further afield.
Within easy reach
Beaches, gardens, markets and a lively town centre by the sea.
Classic whitewashed Andalusian village crowned by its historic castle.
Sheltered coves and clear water home to coral reefs.
A white village on the cliffs, with its balcony over the Mediterranean and the caves behind it.
Crystal-clear emerald waterfalls and natural pools.
White mountain villages, winding paths and centuries-old terraces.
High-mountain landscapes for walking, cycling and winter skiing.
The Alhambra, one of the most visited landmarks in Spain, and a rich cultural life.
Getting here
Cielo Andaluz is within easy reach of the coast, nearby towns and main airports. You can reach the finca in a standard car; a 4x4 is not needed. The final approach follows a winding rural road with some steep sections and an unpaved stretch.
For Farm Stays, you’ll need your own car. If you’re bringing a group, we can help you explore local transfer options.
- Mediterranean beaches20–25 min
- Almuñécar and Salobreña25 min
- Las Alpujarras~1 hour
- Granada Airport~1 hour
- Málaga Airport~1h20
Off-grid living
What that means while you are here.
Cielo Andaluz runs entirely on solar power and manages its own water, waste and septic systems.
In this dry landscape, water is limited, so we ask guests to use it thoughtfully. Lighting, Wi-Fi and charging small devices are part of daily life, but high-consumption appliances cannot be used. Rooms have fans rather than air conditioning.
This is a working finca, with uneven ground, wildlife and farm activity that changes with the seasons. Our dog and chickens live here too. We live onsite in a separate area and continue tending the land during your stay.