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Costa de Almería

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The Costa de Almería spans over 200 kilometers of Spain's southeastern coast, featuring a mix of long sandy beaches, hidden coves, and seaside resorts. The area enjoys more than 300 sunny days a year, making it ideal for beach holidays. Visitors can explore natural parks like Cabo de Gata, with its volcanic cliffs and crystal-clear waters, or relax in resort towns such as Roquetas de Mar and Mojácar. Water sports, golf courses, and local seafood restaurants add to the appeal.

Don't miss

Explore the pristine beaches and volcanic landscapes of Cabo de Gata Natural Park
Visit the whitewashed hilltop village of Mojácar with its narrow streets and views
Enjoy water sports like windsurfing and kayaking along the coast

More attractions in Almeria

Landmark

Almería Airport

An international airport connecting the region to major European cities with domestic and international flights.

Religious site

Almería Cathedral

A 16th-century fortified cathedral blending Gothic and Renaissance styles, Almería Cathedral was built to defend against pirate attacks.

Sight

Alcazaba of Almería

One of Spain's largest Moorish fortresses, the Alcazaba of Almería offers sweeping views of the city and Mediterranean Sea from its hilltop perch.

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