The whole point of coming to Adra is to do as little as possible, so most activities are centred around the three main beaches: Poniente, the largest of the three and situated west of the harbor; San Nicolas; and Censo. One can also visit the charming 16th-century Parish of the Immaculate Conception and Church of Our Lady of Angustias. In June various bonfire festivals are held around Adra, making this a festive time to visit. Alternatively, the Museum of Adra provides visitors with an extensive look into the history of the town. Next door to the museum visitors to Adra can view the Molino de Lugar, a beautifully restored mill originally built in 1772. A short trip from the beach is the San Sebastian Hermitage which holds statues of Adra's two patron saints, Nicholas de Tolentino and the Virgin of the Sea.
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