Monumento Natural Isla de San Andres
Monumento Natural Isla de San Andres, Carboneras: Tickets, Tours, Address, Phone Number, Monumento Natural Isla de San Andres Reviews: 4.5/5
Monumento Natural Isla de San Andres
Monumento Natural Isla de San Andres
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The area
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Restaurants
42 within 3 miles
Restaurante El Cabo
554
201 ft$$ - $$$ • International • Mediterranean • European
Gelato & Cafe di Martino
151
359 ft$ • Dessert
Restaurante Sagoni
293
494 ft$ • Mediterranean • European • Spanish
Chiringuito J. Mariano
849
0.2 mi$$ - $$$ • Seafood • Mediterranean • European
La Frontera
670
0.2 mi$ • Mediterranean • Spanish • Vegetarian Friendly
Asador Ajo y Guindilla
287
0.4 mi$$ - $$$ • Steakhouse • Mediterranean • Barbecue
El Buen Comer
86
0.1 mi$$ - $$$ • Mediterranean • Spanish • Grill
La Marina
110
0.3 mi$ • Bar • Mediterranean • Spanish
D'Cine Cafe Bar
40
0.1 mi$$ - $$$ • Mediterranean • European • Spanish
Sol y Playa
286
0.2 mi$$ - $$$ • Seafood • Mediterranean • European
Attractions
4 within 3 miles
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THE TRAVELLER
Malaga, Spain9,893 contributions
Little more than a large rock in the sea
Sep 2019 • Solo
Attraction ??? Little more than a large rock in the sea! Not sure why it is called a tourist attraction ???
Written September 20, 2019
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dnowland_12
Leeds, UK4,310 contributions
A Large Rock Stuck In The Sea
May 2017 • Couples
I can only describe this so called monument as a large rock sticking out of the sea in the bay here at Carboneras, it can be seen when you walk along behind the beach, but I could not recommend anyone to go out of their way to find this so called attraction.
Written May 10, 2017
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ItalianChicken1
Paso Robles, CA359 contributions
Seen from town, accessed by boat or scuba
May 2016 • Couples
This island can be seen from the town and can only be accessed by boat or if you are scuba diving there. It is a protected area and for marine purposes nothing can be touched which is understandable. Great for diving and checking it out though. It is a Necropilis and contains remains of Spanish-Moors-Muslim remains.
Interesting history.
Interesting history.
Written May 26, 2016
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC.
