This charming seaside town, truly Spanish in character, still retains traces of its Roman and Arabic history: varios monuments, the church of San Miguel and the fortress towers of Cambriles and La Instancia. Recent years have seen the town change from a fishing community to a tourist site due to its attractive beaches, possibility of many water sports, proximity to the Sierra Nevada and the Alpujarra, and its quaint character. It is also quite common to see windsurfing and diving, even during the cooler months. The nearby village of Los Gualchos is reminiscent of a typical Alpujarra village where one can find many types of original handmade crafts. If you have any other interesting information, thoughts, commments, photos, articles, etc (on Castell de Ferro or any other subject) that you would like to post on our site, please feel free to email us at any time. Thank You.