Sufli Travel Guide

Its size of just 10 km² makes Sufli one of the smallest municipalities in the Almanzora Valley region. It is located in the Sierra de los Filabres. This quiet town of few inhabitants remains stuck in time, and is characterized by its location between mountainous lands.

After the rebellion of the Moorish, the place was left with a small population, which began to recover little by little. Its narrow streets hide corners of great beauty, so it is advisable to take a walking tour to discover them. The Constitutioquare, the Town Hall building and the Church of San Roch are some of its buildings of great architectural value.

Among its gastronomic specialties, the so-called “Sufli Fry” stands out. It is made with tomatoes and peppers from the garden and produced by hand in small canneries in the town. This product enjoys a great reputation in the region.

Various rural routes surround the town and are ideal for walking and enjoying a country stroll to admire the beautiful views of the region. Likewise, as in most of the towns in the mountains, in Sufli there is a viewpoint from which you can appreciate the splendid landscape of the valley and mountains.