Top Things to do in Mojacar
What to do and see in Mojacar, Andalucia: The Best Things to do Good for Big Groups
Discover the best top things to do in Mojacar, Spain including The Emerald Isle Mojacar, Torre del Pirulico, Museo "Casa de la Canana", Fuente Publica de Mojacar, Plaza Nueva.
Restaurants in Mojacar
1. The Emerald Isle Mojacar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By AshleyHowells - Mojacar, Spain
One of the best little bars on Mojacar Playa Whilst there’s lots of competition this friendly cosy place offers great live music and a fantastic selection of beers from Dublin .. the black one, Belgium and Spain All very reasonably priced .. and with a great top shelf of whiskeys and spirits The hostesses always greet you with a big warm welcome .. and serve great snacks on the terrace looking out to sea
2. Torre del Pirulico
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 115 reviews
Reviewed By TravellingHats
For some reason we decided to walk to the Torre del Pirulico from our hotel in the hottest part of the day in early August. With the temperature approaching 42 degrees C, we walked out of our hotel (Beat Pueblo Indalo) and down the sea front path all the way to the end where you then have to cut through the car park. In the far corner you will find your way onto the coast path that leads up through the cliffs with some lovely views, some parts are steep so if your a little unsteady on your feet I would avoid this route and take a car instead. Along the path there are lots of little bathing spots (used mostly by the Spanish) and some heritage signs that provide some interesting snippets of information. It’s worth mentioning at this point we had our two year old in a buggy and managed to easily push through until the other side when the path went sandy for a few 100 yards. The path then opened out onto Playa Castillo, a nice basic beach but had no shade at any point. We were hot by this point and was worried we had little water left, no obvious shops were this side until we spotted a shack at the far end of the car park. This turned out to be Chiringuito Macenas, a lovely place to stop and have a nice cold drink and a meal (the swordfish is recommended). The path continues up past the building and along a king dirt track path, locals drive through here and it can be a little tight on the cliff edge so stay safe. The track leads directly to the Torre del Pirulico, we left the buggy at the bottom of the steps and walked up to the foot of the tower. A large steel staircase leads up into the heart of the tower giving some great views, my wife struggles with walking over raised platforms but managed it with a little encouragement. Inside it’s a little cool and to one side a small opening that leads through to a narrow stair case. You can stand at the very top and enjoy some lovely views. It’s a good photo opportunity so well worth the trip. As I mentioned earlier in this review you can drive here, but I don’t think you get the same feel for the surroundings. It was then time to enjoy the long walk back.
3. Museo "Casa de la Canana"
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 139 reviews
The house got its name from one of its dwellers, a person well known by all of the town, whose occupation, among other things, was selling tobacco and various goods of everyday needs. Visitors of this old house of Mojácar get a chance of making a connection with the epoch of the first half of XX century and learn about history and culture of this remarkable town. 200 square metres of exposition, the house is more than 100 years old decorated with real things of the first half of the 20-th century. Instagram friendly
Reviewed By rob_sastre - Dublin, Ireland
We stumbled across this house museum and for a modest entry fee of 2.50 Euro you get a tour of this old Mojácar house completely restored with loads of antique relics hundreds of years old from the different centuries and inhabitants of the region from the moors, to today. The owners give a personal tour and great history talk of the history of the region, the village and details on the items on display. Well worth a visit if you’re in the village.
4. Fuente Publica de Mojacar
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 334 reviews
Reviewed By cazpop - Bulkington, United Kingdom
Everyone visiting Mojacar should see the Fuente at least once, it’s so beautiful and very historic, the water from here is suitable for drinking
5. Plaza Nueva
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 369 reviews
Reviewed By Johnlobster - Morpeth, United Kingdom
Mojacer is a beautiful village with so much to see. This is a really scenic square and very picturesque with lovely views. Mojacer Iis an excellent place to visit.
