The Costa de Almeria has the longest stretch of beaches in the Andalucia region making it the perfect destination for a relaxing beach holiday. From long, sweeping beaches to isolated coves there is plenty of opportunity for taking advantage of the many beach activities on offer such as windsurfing, kite and surfing.

Located on the south eastern corner of Spain, the Cabo de Gata coastline has some of the most tranquil and pristine waters in Spain. It is composed of sand dunes and salt pans and edged by a chain of Desert Mountains which fall sharply into the sea, creating wonderful hidden bays and sandy covers that are perfect places for exploring, swimming, sunbathing, picnicking or just relaxing.

Almería is a sun-baked province, with the highest hours of sunshine in Europe. A lively Mediterranean port, famous for its celebrated grapes of the region. The sunny, mild climate in Almeria together with the warm temperament, Spanish culture offers are perfect blend for the visitors.

The fifteenth-century Cathedral, a combination of Gothic and Renaissance architecture, is one of the most important attractions in Almeria. The city houses the magnificent Alcazaba which is an Arab fortress built by the Caliph of Cordoba.Almeria is also home to a number of historic monuments like the Muralla de Jairan, Arab Cistern, San Juan , San Pedro and Santiago Chruch, Cable Inglés and downtown. Archeologic Museum, Art Center Museum and Faluca Almiraya.

Almeria Province offers many places to visit: Desierto de Tabernas, Mojácar, Garrucha, Níjar, Paraje Natural Karst de Yesos de Sorbas, Cabo de Gata, Yacimiento de los Millares, Alpujarra almeriense and Parque Natural Sierra María – Los Vélez

Tabernas: Location for many spaghetti westerns, now converted in Theme Parks. Daily shoot outs, small museum and memorabilia, snack bars and restaurants, pool.
Water Park: packed with water slides, flumes, and wave pools. (Vera and MarioPark, Roquetas)
Tabernas Zoo: Part of MiniHollywood. A zoo with 150 species of animals from around the world

The Spanish landscape and climate is ideal for all kinds of outdoor activities and sports. From plain old golf to extreme action sports -you can do everything here. The range of water sports is unequalled anywhere else in Europe.Windsurfing, wave surfing, kite-surfing, scuba diving are just a handful of the things you can try... Inland, popular activities include; hill walking, mountain-biking, hunting, trekking and caving..