The eastern coast of Almería boasts a diverse landscape with a unique charm that attracts tourists every year. Visitors come in search of coastal areas with crystal-clear waters and fine sand, as well as unspoilt beaches and cliffs that form tranquil coves stretching from Cabo de Gata-Níjar to the border of Murcia province.
This region features beaches awarded the European Blue Flag, a testament to their exceptional quality. Additionally, there are numerous unspoilt beaches such as 'Playa de los Muertos' (Beach of the Dead), which we have described in another guide, and 'Cala Cristal' (Crystal Cove). Both beaches are ideal for nudism. 'El Playazo' in Almería also has a nudist area, hotels, and popular facilities that attract repeat visitors each year.
Natural monuments like the Cabo de Gata-Níjar Natural Park, the Islands of Lands, and the Black Island offer perfect spots to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of Almería.
For golf enthusiasts, the Desert Springs Golf Club in Cuevas de Almanzora is a must-visit. The area also offers scuba diving, water skiing, and the highly recommended activity of hiking, where you can exercise while enjoying the spectacular scenery of Almería's Levante region.
Almería's Levante region includes the following municipalities: Antas, Bédar, Carboneras, Cuevas de Almanzora, Garrucha, Huércal-Overa, Los Gallardos, Lubrín, Mojácar, Pulpí, Sorbas, Turre, and Vera. Feel free to explore our guides to learn more about them.