COSTA ALMERIA

The Costa de Almería, located in the south of the Iberian Peninsula, stretches along the Mediterranean Sea. The landscape is remarkably diverse: some areas have a desert character, while others thrive on greenhouses. The coast is mountainous, with rocky beaches and dunes that offer countless recreational opportunities. The towns and villages still bear traces of ancient civilizations, such as the culture of El Argar and Los Millares. The citadel of the Alcazaba in the city of Almería and the watchtowers and castles along the coast testify to the historical importance of this region. More modern towns are located at the end of the coast and invite tourists to enjoy the climate, the sea and the beaches, with resorts that make the Costa de Almería a perfect holiday destination. After Aguadulce, the coast becomes more rugged, with steep cliffs. After that, a flatter area starts with fast-growing tourist centers such as Roquetas de Mar with great beaches and excellent hotels. Along the entire coast there are tourist areas with various sports facilities such as golf, tennis, sailing and windsurfing. The Cabo de Gata-Nijar Nature Reserve is a paradisiacal place with pristine and secluded beaches where you can enjoy clear waters, ideal for diving, sailing and windsurfing.