AlmerÃa Coast - Mojácar
Discover and analyse the existence of old cultures
Description:
The province of Almería is located in the south-east of the Iberian Peninsula on the shores of the Mediterranean sea. Its whole extension and has a great geographic diversity.
The passing of time has also caused disparities in the landscape. As a result, in Almería, you can enjoy popular, modern tourist resorts and natural areas where mankind has barely left its mark. The climate is Mediterranean, warm and dry, with low rainfall.
Part of the Almería coastline you will find the well known Sierra of Cape Gata, market by cliffs, coves and beaches. This space, declared a Biosphere Reserve in 1997, includes the Cape Gata-Níjar Narutre Park, as well as some of its surroundings. All who visit are surprised by the apparently inhospitable area's rich ecosystems.
And passing through the Park we will arrive to Mójacar, one of the most charming towns in Almería's share of the coast of Levante. Popular architecture, mainly white houses, fine beaches and the beautiful natural surroundings are its most inviting attractions. Mojácar, with its hill-top village and beach resort offers both history and romance and space for relaxations and recreation.


