Located in the Andalusian region of Spain, Costa de Almería is positioned on the southern coast and invites travellers to take in its diverse and natural beauty. Spanning over 200 kilometres of Mediterranean coastline, Costa de Almería features dramatic cliffs, natural beaches, nature reserves, archeological remains and plenty of Andalusian culture to discover. The province of Almeria also allows easy access to cities like Valencia and Malaga.
Costa de Almería holidays: How to get there and when to go
Given its location, Costa de Almería enjoys plenty of sunshine and warm weather throughout the year. You can expect balmy days and evenings from mid April through October, with average temperatures between 17-27 degrees Celsius. Getting there is easy. Almería has a modern airport and flights to the region are handled by most major airlines. If you are already in Spain then getting there is even easier, as the region is serviced by trains, buses and highways from all parts of Spain. The time zone in the Costa de Almería is GMT+1 (GMT+2 in summer).
Things to do and see on Costa de Almería holidays
On holidays in Costa De Almería, travellers can explore and learn about a region that has been influenced by many different civilisations, from the Moorish caliphate to the Catholic monarchy. These influences are evident in the archaeological remains throughout the province. The region also boasts an abundance of castles and fortresses - such as the impressive Alcazaba de Almería - which further highlight its diverse cultural background. Another highlight of the region is the Cabo De Gata-Nijar Natural Park, which features Spain's largest volcanic rock formation, jagged sea cliffs as well as white sand beaches and hidden coves that can only be reached on foot. Alongside its natural wonders, the Almería region is also home to various golf clubs, restaurants, cafes and marinas.