Holidays to Costa de Almeria, Spain

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Costa de Almeria, Spain

From the rugged coastline, secluded bays and remote beaches of Cabo de Gata, to popular resorts such as Roquetas de Mar, and Mojacar, the dramatically changing landscape of this remarkable coastal region stretches from Granada province to Almeria City. Greenhouse-based agriculture takes over El Ejido while lakes such as Albuferas de Adra Natural Reserve form an oasis of nature, and a paradise for aquatic birds. The spirit of the Moors also continues to shine with the magnificent Alcazaba Arab fortress. Built by Calph of Cordoba, Abd-erRahman 111, the Alcazaba once held up to 20,000 men, and is a spot offering stunning views over the city?s cave quarter, "Barrio de la Chanca," and Gothic style Cathedral.

Almeria Cuisine

Once in Almeria, Spain, there is no getting away from the taste of Andalucian life. Costa Almeria's mouth-watering local concoctions arrive in the form of Gachas (hot and spicy clam stew), Trigo (stew with grains of wheat, pork, beans, and herbs) and Escabeche e Sardines, (fresh sardines cooked in a hot sauce).

Golf holidays in Almeria

Almeria, Spain is an excellent destination for fans of golf. While the weather in Costa del Almeria makes it the perfect spot to tee-off, there is an abundance choice when it comes to picking your ideal golf holiday in the sun. Costa Almeria is one of the most popular destinations, with Roquetas, Almeria attracting plenty of tourists as they indulge in the ultimate golfing experience. To fully appreciate the myriad of golf courses, natural parks, stunning beaches, and historic monuments, it's possible to pre-arrange car hire. Almeria airport also offers plenty of deals should you arrive without booking.

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