Travelling to Molino Del Carmen

Gibraltar is the closest airport (approx. 45 minute drive). Málaga is about a 1.5 hour drive but has the most connections. Sevilla and Jérez airports are other alternatives and are both about a 2 hour drive.

Gaucin is about a 35 minute drive from the Costa del Sol (A7/N340) and about a 25 minute drive from the AP7 toll motorway which connects to both the Málaga and Gibraltar airports. Car hire can be arranged in conjunction with your air travel arrangements.

The Gaucin train station is at Colmenar, about a 1/2 hour drive from the village. Trains leave several times a day to both coastal and inland stops. Summer season use of the toll road is recommended for the easiest route to Gaucin.

 

Finding Molino Del Carmen

Arriving into Gaucin…

Continue along the main village road, passing Pura Vida heath shop on your left and the Convento and Ferreteria (hardware store) on your right.  Continue on this road until you reach a junction at the end.  Turn left at the junction.  Very shortly after the turn you will see a small flower shop on your left and Unicaja bank opposite.  The turn for Barrio Alto is immediately after the flower shop, on the left.  It is a sharp turn and there is a steep hill immediately.  Drive up this hill and continue until you reach the Molino – approximately 400m on your left.  The Molino has a ceramic sign outside on the wall and is number 67 on the street.

If you overshoot the turning into Barrio Alto, do not worry!  Continue past the Unicaja on your right and follow the road to the end/junction.  You will then see another steep hill in front of you.  Drive up this hill.  At the top you will reach a small roundabout and you will see Ruiz Gallan supermarket.  Turn right into the street on which Ruiz Galan is situated.  Carry along this road (which veers to the right).  You will then reach the Unicaja bank again on your right and Barrio Alto (and the turning you missed!) straight in front of you.  Drive up this hill and continue until you reach the Molino.