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Costa Almeria The Costa Almeria coastline is a varied as any of the other regions in mainland Spain.  It is completely unspoilt, with a low population, and particularly popular with nature lovers, and back packers.  The coastline takes its name from the capital city Almeria which lies on the South of the province. Although on first look the Costa Almeria is a baron desert, because of its good irrigation system, it is a significant expansion area, and renowned for its high quality oranges and grapes which is it main exportation.  The sandy beaches stretch far and wide, with quiet coves, and clear waters.  There are many activities available in this province from water sports, to golfing, gliding, horse riding, and hiking. Huge swathes of the southern part are covered by hectares of polythene tunnels that provide the perfect growing medium for a selection of vegetables and fruit. The 'plasicultura' farm industry, as it is often called, has injected a lot of cash into the region. There are 3 holiday resorts located along the southern edge of the coastline, Almerimar, Aguadulce and Roquetas. The second has a nice beach side esplanade skirting a wide golden sand beach, and they all have great water sport locations. Just over 9 km from Aguadulce is the ancient city of Almeria, which is guarded over by the remains of a huge Moorish castle. The Costa Almeria has the biggest number of sunny days each year, sometimes more than 3000 plus hours of uninterrupted sun each year. The mean temperature in the high summer is over 24ºC and in the warm winters it is 18ºC. The Mediterranean Sea here is often crystal clear and often warmer than the air temperature. Follow these links to pages about various Costa Almeria towns and attractions: - Costa Almeria (site map) Cabo de Gata Almeria Roquetas de Mar Mojacar Vera Garrucha Aguadulce Almerimar Mini Hollywood Astronomical Center Troglodyte Villages Vera Bull Ring Cabo del Gato-Nijar Texas Hollywood Lucar Oria Partaloa Tijola Taberno Seron Purchena Lubrin Los Llanos Los Carasoles El Largo Cantoria Bacares Arboleas Albox Albanchez Villaricos Turre San Juan de los Terreros San Jose Puerto Rey Pozo del Esparto Palomares Illar El Calon Cuevas del Almanzora Cariatiz Carboneras Calabardina Bedar Aguilas Almeria Airport Almeria Taxis Costa Almeria Ferries Costa Almeria Information Costa Almeria Holiday, Property and Tourist Information

Costa Almeria Information - Costa Almeria Holiday, Property and Tourist Information.  The complete tourist guide to the Costa Almeria in Spain, information on just about everything for the English speaking visitor to discover and learn, to ensure a perfect holiday in this delightful region.