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Holidays
Holiday Rentals on Costa de Almeria
Why
Choose the Costa de Almeria
Almeria offers the best climate in the whole
of Spain, warm and dry throughout the year,
with little rain and a large number of hours
of sun a year. Temperatures reaching no
lower than an average of 13º C in the
winter and no higher than an average of
25º C in the summer. A perfect all
year round climate.
190 km of Unspoilt Coastline
From the dune belt spread with salt ponds
on the western coastline through to the
Cabo de Gata with its fine sands and isolated
coves, protected by mountains and cliffs.
And finishing with the beaches of Vera,
for those wishing to get closer to nature
with its splendid naturist beaches. Something
for everyone where tourism meets nature.
Costacasa - Holiday Rentals on
the Costa de Almeria
Almeria,
Andalucias eastern most province, is sunny,
dry and the surrounding coastlines holds
the Cabo de Gata Natural Park.
Almeria is one of Andalucia´s fastest
growing provinces.
Take
to the skies to discover the remarkable
landscape with Ultralight aircraft, paragliding
and hangliding, or stay closer to earth
by horseriding, trekking or cycling along
defined and offroad routes. Sail around
the coast under the shelter of the marinas
and the coves of the Cabo de Gata or scuba
dive in the crystal clear waters of the
protected water reserves. Alternatively,
play a round of golf on one of the all year
golf courses or any other of the many sporting
activities available.
10,000
years of History
The Bronze age sites of Los Millares and
El Argar are landmarks in the prehistoric
evolution of Spain, Almería also
contains traces of the Tartessos, Phoenicians,
Greeks and Carthaginians who all came to
mine the rich seams of silver. The Romans,
who arrived here from about the 3rd century
B.C., named the capital of Almería,
Portus Magnus, and dominated the area until
the late arrival of the Visigoths in the
7th Century, Nevertheless, the influence
of the Arabs, who held these lands for nearly
eight centuries, was the most important
of them all.
Why the Costa de Almeria
Sunshine
Over 3,000 hours of
Sunshine a Year
Beaches
214 km of Coastline
including the spectacular Cabo de
Gata
Almeria,
Andalucias eastern most province, is sunny,
dry and the surrounding coastlines holds
the Cabo de Gata Natural Park.
Almeria is one of Andalucia´s fastest
growing provinces. 
Take
to the skies to discover the remarkable
landscape with Ultralight aircraft, paragliding
and hangliding, or stay closer to earth
by horseriding, trekking or cycling along
defined and offroad routes. Sail around
the coast under the shelter of the marinas
and the coves of the Cabo de Gata or scuba
dive in the crystal clear waters of the
protected water reserves. Alternatively,
play a round of golf on one of the all year
golf courses or any other of the many sporting
activities available.