Las Salinas
One of the oldest saltworks in Andalusia, the Phoenicians and Romans already supplied common salt from La Malahá to Sexi (Almuñécar) and (Salobreña), for the production of garum and other salting industries.
La Malahá
Festivals in La Malahá
Popular festivals in La Malahá are Día de San Marcos, Festividad de Las Cruces, San Isidro, San Marcos and Fiestas de San Antón among others.
History of La Malahá
La Malahá was an important defensive point for Granada, which once protected enemy access from Vélez-Málaga.
La Malahá
La Malahá is home to some of the most important salt mines which feed the waters of the Santapudia and Salado ravines. It has about 1700 inhabitants.
Tourist Office in La Malahá
The tourist office is located in the Ayuntamiento de La Malahá.
Weather in La Malahá
Weather forecast for the next five days for La Malahá
Bus Service in La Malahá
There is a bus service from La Malahá to Granada City, Escúzar, Agrón and Játar, using the bus company, ALSA..