Garrucha is a traditional fishing town situated on the Costa de Almeria between Mojacar and Vera in Southeast Spain. Untouched by mass tourism, the village is well-known for its daily fish auction on the quayside. Restaurant owners come from miles around to buy fish at the market, such is its reputation. If you want to purchase Spanish property in a coastal location where the old ways of Spanish life are alive & kicking, then Garrucha could just be the place for you.
The climate in Garrucha is nothing short of exceptional. Over 315 days of sunshine are on offer in the town. Summertime temperatures regularly touch 30°c - 35°c, while wintertime temperatures can often reach a maximum of 18°c or more. Garrucha is also a very dry place, rainfall being limited to the winter months and the occasional summer thunderstorm.
One of Garrucha's biggest attractions is its fine sandy beaches. Golden sands seem to stretch for miles along the coastline, backed by bars and restaurants in places where the local fish catch can be sampled. The beaches also provide a host of activities, from water-skiing and jet skiing to boat trips and yachting. Along the front is the seaport and also a beautiful marina.
The most desirable location in which to own Garrucha property is on the seafront, overlooking the beach or harbour. Apartments and villa complexes are the main type of Garrucha property to be found here. In the town, townhouses and individual villas, many with sea views, offer property buyers a vast number of options when looking for Spanish property in Garrucha. A 4-bed villa in Spain with sea view is priced from €250,000 euros.
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