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Garrucha is surrounded by an intensive agricultural landscape with vast acres of polytunnels. So not attractive scenery. The town looks as though it was developed in the 70's/80's as there is no 'old' quarter. There is nothing much to do if the weather is poor. The beaches are nice, and there is a long promenade. However there are no Piazzas or interesting shops to browse around. Garrucha prawns are delicious, but we had to send razor clams back in one restaurant as they were gritty, muddy and unwashed. We abandoned our stay after 3 days and went somewhere nicer.

Garrucha is a relatively quiet resort when compared to others however this suited us. If you want a quiet, calm and relaxing place to visit where you can lie on non-overcrowded beach, then this could be the place to stay.

If you're looking for a genuine Spanish experience this is the place for you .if you want 4* go somewhere else.it's a working town i loved it great market can restaurant on sea front at Vera end called bistro bar and restaurant.need to pre book.get a car to travel further afield otherwise walk.or bus.

Garrucha was a lovely typical Spanish town . It was nice being close to the marina which was walking distance from my apartment . The weekly market was an experience . A nice mixture of fresh fruit and veg and clothing . Lovely long clean empty beaches though I did go out of season it was very quiet but it was only 6 kilometre to the more lively Mojacar

WE have been many times to Garrucha so I thinbourk that says everything.It as a beautiful harbour and marine,beautiful promenades that seem to go on for ever, great drives to nearby coastal towns great places to eat-spoilt for choice.the public transport runs regularly,Garrucha has it all.

Garrucha is a great little town, it has everything, supermarkets, bars, harbour, restaurants. Great ambiance. Very near to Mojacar so easy to explore around the area. We ate in the Lebanese restaurant, very nice with amazing staff, would recommend.