You’re heading to Almeria but not sure what to do. It’s quite understandable. Compared to other cities in Andalucia, Almeria can feel overwhelming and not so organized. In fact, it is even a bit scruffy around the edges. Yet, there are many great things to do in Almeria, including visiting the biggest Alcazaba in Spain, […]
Category Archives: ALMERIA
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Jul
Jul
There are so many charming towns in Almeria, and most of them are completely underrated. Almeria has been a province I’ve returned to year after year and fallen more and more in love with. Not only are the Almeria towns relaxing, but the natural beauty of the province is beyond incredible. Whether you head to […]
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Feb
Feb
Few places are more beautiful than the beaches in Cabo de Gata in the province of Almeria. El Playazo de Rodalquilar Beach is no exception. Being one of the most popular beaches in the natural park, normally ranked after Playa de Los Muertos Beach, Monsul Beach, and Los Genoveses Beach, it is a stunning beach […]
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Feb
Feb
As one of the most underrated beach destinations in Andalucia, there is a wealth of breathtaking beaches in Almeria for every type of traveler. While one of my favorite places to escape the August crowds of the rest of the beaches in Andalucia is Cabo de Gata in the Almeria province, there are other great […]
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Feb
Feb
One of the most famous beaches in Cabo de Gata Natural Park is no arguing Playa de Los Muertos. Almeria’s volcanic natural scene is blessed with stunning virgin beaches that are hard to reach and Los Muertos Beach is no exception. Nestled within the harsh volcanic coast in the northeast of the natural park between […]
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Feb
Feb
Monsul Beach, Cabo de Gata, Almeria is one of the most picturesque beaches in Spain. Situated in a plain natural park area, it is a semi-remote beach surrounded by sand dunes and volcanic rock formations. Made famous after local artist David Bisbal filmed scenes for the music video for his biggest hit Ave Maria, Monsul […]
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Apr
Apr
Cabo de Gata-Níjar is a nature reserve in the province of Almeria in Southern Spain. The reserve is volcanic and hosts the only desert in Spain. Besides being dry, rocky, and sandy on the inland, the coastline has some incredible volcanic cliffs and stunning virgin beaches. Some of the beaches in Cabo de Gata can […]
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Apr
Apr
We looked confused around us as banging techno music came closer and closer. It didn’t fit the surroundings; The otherwise quiet beach of Cala de San Pedro, Cabo de Gata with only a few stoned travelers chilling by their tents, the waves smashing towards the beachfront, and a guy playing chilled tunes on his guitar […]