The 'Costa de Almería’ is an area on the southeast coast of Spain in the province of Almería in Andalusia. The Costa de Almería stretches from Abdera, around Cabo de Gata to San Juan de los Terreros. Also on the coastline is the natural park of Cabo de Gata / Níjar, a still unspoilt piece of landscape.

The landscape is desert-like and has a low amount of annual rainfall. The area is sparsely populated and with generally small, white villages and places, an ideal site for those seeking tranquility. Far away from mass tourism, this coast remains a true find where you can enjoy the peace and nature.

The capital of the Costa de Almería is Almería, this city has a pleasant sea promenade and bustling center. Here you will find the famous Arabian fortress Alcazaba. The fort is situated on a hill, which gives you a beautiful view of the city and the sea. The beautiful white village of Mojácar is certainly worth a trip for culture lovers.

The climate of the Costa de Almería is Mediterranean, with warm summers and mild winters. The temperature is pleasant all year round. The sun shines more than 300 days a year and in early spring it soon rises above 20 degrees. With an average of 2,994 hours of sunshine and 108 completely cloudless days, Almería is one of the sunniest cities in Europe and therefore an ideal winter destination.