Almeria Coast
To the south of the Peninsula, the Costa de Almería opens to the Mediterranean Sea. Its landscape is very peculiar, deserted in some areas, full of greenhouse crops in others, mountainous and with rocky beaches or dunes, it offers a wide range of possibilities for enjoyment and leisure. In its towns and municipalities we find traces of ancient civilizations such as El Argar or Los Millares and a rich monumental heritage such as the Alcazaba in Almería capital or the watchtowers and castles that are located along the coast, a sign of the historical importance of this zone.
At the end are the most modern cities oriented towards the enjoyment of its climate, sea and beaches, with tourist resorts that make the Costa de Almeria the ideal place to spend the holidays. To the west, before Aguadulce, the coast becomes rugged with strong cliffs. From this point, a flat area begins where many touristic nuclei follow one another in full expansion. Roquetas de mar, wide beaches and magnificent hotel facilities. Throughout the coast, tourist continue to practice numerous sports, such as golf, tennis, sailing, windsurfing, etc. Almerimar is a beautiful example. Beautiful beaches such as Guardias Viejas, Balerma and Balanegra follow one another until reaching Adra, a town of Phoenician origin, which reached great splendor in Roman times.
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