Hitchhiking from Monachil
Hitchhiking to Monachil
Recent reviews mentioning Monachil
37.95271, -1.25905
Kinda a lot of cars going thru gas station, there is also a restaurant with a parking.Some Spanish guy took us, he didn’t speak English at all but we went close to Granada.
―PrettyG
36.90505, -3.43416
Started at the roundabout in town before a local woman told me that further up is a better spot (10min walk). Plenty of space to stop, long flat road and cars have loads of time to see you. There’s even a little wall you can comfortably sit on when there’s no traffic. Got a lift all the way to Granada in 5 mins.―birdpond
37.45162, -3.93623
I hitchhiked with a sign "Granada" though if I had to wait longer I would have probably gone to the next exit from Alcalá, near Lidl, as it seems that there I could have had more options for a ride. It worked from here anyways, but most of the traffic here was just local.―jkczech
37.21057, -3.62296
Entrance to the motorway heading towards Jaén. Not much space for cars to pull over, but it's possible. I waited 3 hours from 12pm midday on a saturday and got a ride from a delivery driver directly towards Jaén. I used a combination of holding sign with one hand and thumb the other.―Passports
37.19775, -3.63576
Tried to get into the direction of Sevilla from there. Not a perfect spot, at the end I went to the gas station and talked to people. Tourists then took me near Loja―Friedolin
37.16806, -3.6091
We stood at the exit of the petrol station with thumbs up, and within a few minutes some locals stopped and took us to Salobreña―meep
36.90108, -3.42916
I have hitched from here towards Granada a few times, sometimes alone and sometimes with a friend. Usually the wait is 10-15 minutes.―mossenmoons
37.13178, -3.54175
It can be faster to walk back than wait for the bus. But it’s even faster to hitchhike―Breno
36.90219, -3.52524
Rekta veturo al Zubia, apud Granado, unu el la lastaj vojaĝoj kun mia kamarado Chay el Kanado, kun kiu mi petveturis ekde Maroko por senfinaj aventuroj. Li jam estis laca kaj volis provi la aŭtovojon, sed feliĉe iu haltigis nin unue.―Jurobola
36.91917, -3.48976
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37.19263, -3.7094
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37.19824, -3.63776
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37.19266, -3.70941
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37.23216, -3.66707
This is the best spot to get in any of directions of Sevilla, Málaga or Murcia. If going to further then Murcia, wait for a ride at least to Santomera, petrol station just after Murcia, if going to Málaga or Sevilla also posible to stop by the service area just after Loja. As others say, you're in Spain, be patient!!!―Anonymous
37.23211, -3.66791
This is the best spot to get in any of directions of Sevilla, Málaga or Murcia. If going to further then Murcia, wait for a ride at least to Santomera, petrol station just after Murcia, if going to Málaga or Sevilla also posible to stop by the service area just after Loja. As others say, you're in Spain, be patient!!!―Anonymous
37.19266, -3.70941
Quite a good spot to catch a lift to Málaga - when talking to people at the gas station. It took us one car from there, going all the way. However, we might have had some luck since the gas station guy wasn't exactly very co-operative, so beware! Worth trying, in any case! (September 2010)―Anonymous
37.19263, -3.7094
Quite a good spot to catch a lift to Málaga - when talking to people at the gas station. It took us one car from there, going all the way. However, we might have had some luck since the gas station guy wasn't exactly very co-operative, so beware! Worth trying, in any case!―Anonymous
37.19824, -3.63776
Gas station. Bad place for Malaga, good place for Cordoba, since the ways separate shortly before. Closes down over night.―Anonymous
37.19856, -3.64422
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37.19856, -3.64422
This spot is nice to reach Cordoba. Remember anyway that you are in Spain and it may take long. It is a bit dangerous to reach it by foot, but once you are there, there is enough space for the cars to stop. November 2007―Anonymous