Carchuna is a comparatively modern castle town in southern Spain, in the autonomous province of Andalusia, near Granada. It stands, very picturesquely, right along the border of the Mediterranean Sea, from which the town's castle is visible. The Sierra del Conjuro mountains rise majestically to the north. Its 2,000 or so inhabitants, mostly immigrants from other coastal towns, make their living mainly by farming. High-tech modern farms cover the land surrounding the town. Tourism is also has a place in Carchuna, due to the town's warm climate and ample opportunities for quiet repose amongst its beaches and sun-dappled stones.

The biggest attraction in Carchuna is Carchuna Castle, built in 1773. Another attraction is the Playa de Calchuna a great beach for swimmers and sunbathers. The Church of Calchuna is one more great point of interest. The church has a unique spare, modern appearance, very much suited to the town. To reserve hotels in Calchuna, use the Internet. In particular, if you're looking for discount hotels in Calchuna or other Calchuna cheap hotels, visit sites like EasyToBook.com before you go.