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The Costa de Almeria (Coast of Almeria), is tucked away in the southeast of Spain. This secret Costa is located in the region of Andalucia, Spain, and boasts a lively resort with a picturesque backdrop of the Sierra Nevada - offering a true away-from-it-all feel.
Costa de Almeria holidays offer a tantalising mix of golden sands, friendly hotels, whitewashed villages, seaside resorts, golden deserts and a variety of watersports. This gem of a coastline may have missed out on the explosion of Spanish tourism in the 1960s, since it was inaccessible, but today it's a hot spot for sun-kissed beach holidays in Spain.
If you want ultimate R&R, visit Cabo de Gata beach, Nijar Natural Park, and Paseo de Almería which are among the top attractions to visit on holidays to Costa de Almeria. Alternatively, you can head to the Cabo de Gata Lighthouse, the Museum of Almeria and The Cathedral of Almeria, for a spot of culture. For family holidays to Costa de Almeria, a visit to the Oasys Mini Hollywood theme park is a must-do, plus a trip to the Roquetas de Mar Aquarium makes for an equally impressive day out. If you consider yourself more of a beach bum, Costa de Almeria holidays boast a handful of Blue Flag stretches, backed by quaint fishing villages, shopping and a line-up of local restaurants and bars. Spain is known for its hot summers and pleasant winters, so a trip during spring or in the winter months would be best suited if you don't like temperatures to be too hot (27-28 °C in summer). The Almeria airport is 19km from Costa de Almeria, and there are regular flights to Costa de Almeria from many parts of U.K.
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Relaxing Roquetas de Mar
Low-key, relaxed and picturesque – Almeria is known for its chilled out beach communities. It also happens to be one of Spain's sunniest regions, so is perfect for sunbathers and watersports lovers. Roquetas de Mar is Costa de Almeria’s main resort, but instead of thumping bass lines and bustling beaches it has chilled vibe with a good mix of bars, restaurants and cafes. You can hang out at the Aguadulce Beach, which is 2km away – it’s the perfect place for seafood dining.
Almeria Port City Shopping
A day out in the port
city of Almeria is a must. Here, the landscape is dominated by what looks like
a fort, but it is actually a stunning cathedral. Explore the cobbled streets of
the medieval old town before hitting the shops and restaurants of the new town
on the other side of the city. A picturesque spot to take some holiday snaps.
Cabo De Gata-Nijar
Explore the eastern
region, known as Levante, if you’re looking for the best of both worlds (or
beaches) with a mixture of unspoilt and urbanised sands. The Natural Park of
Cabo De Gata-Nijar is home to hidden coves, volcanic cliffs and different
species of wildlife, while the western area, known as Poniente, is a tourist
hot spot with plenty of attractions to enjoy.
Activities
The resort of Roquetas
de Mar is home to Andalucia’s biggest aquarium, where you can get up close and
personal with starfish and stingrays. Mario Park offers everything from
swimming pools to a terrifying Black Hole ride and Kamikaze slides. If you want
to try water sports, Roquetas de Mar’s Urban Beach is the place to go.
Food & Drink
Wander the towns of
the Costa de Almeria and you will discover friendly tapas bars with mouth-watering
menus. Take a tour of the traditional bars, hopping from one to another for
your pick of tasty treats. Check into one place for jamón serrano (cured ham),
another for pulpo gallego (pot-cooked octopus), and then maybe on to a smoky
old bar that serves just fino (dry sherry). Venture down to Berja in Almería
province to sample some of their gastronomic delights and participate in their
VIII Ruta de la Tapa festival.
Nightlife in Plaza Masnou
If you’re looking to
let your hair down, head for a string of bustling bars in Calle Trajano and
Plaza Masnou. Night owls can see the evening through at music bars and summer
disco marquees. Lots of towns have entertainment in the high season so it's
worth checking out what’s on and, as with most of the Mediterranean, you will
find just about all restaurants are family-friendly. Almería is full of lively
tapas bars where tasty treats are served alongside your drinks.
Cultural Treasures in La Alcazaba
La Alcazaba, built in
the 10th century by Caliph Abd- al-Rhaman III, dominates the skyline and can be
seen from any part of the city of Almeria. Entry to this fortress is free and
visits can enjoy some of the best views of the city and port. Steeped in
history, visitors will begin to understand the importance of Almeria in years
gone by.
Natural Beauty in Almeria
The rugged coastline
attracts many holidaymakers year after year. With stunning seascapes and
beautiful countryside, the region is also popular with walkers and cyclists.
Cabo de Gata Natural Park boasts lavish stretches of golden sand and hidden
coves to explore. Visit Punta Entinas-Sabinar Natural Park for more deserted
beaches and the chance to see pink flamingos in the wild.
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