A short guide to Costa Almeria

The central location and the surrounding cities and the rate of Mojacar Garrucha very high in popularity among tourists.

Mojacar Playa, for example, is perhaps the busiest coastal towns and contrasts with the old, old town of Mojacar Puebla, with its narrow cobbled streets and traditional whitewashed buildings. Mojca property is on two floors, for new developments in the region, so that the demand for goods and limited MojacarProperty prices will probably increase only in the future.

Garrucha also has excellent Blue Flag beaches, beach and facilities including an attractive promenade, where a number of fine seafood restaurants are organized. Garrucha is still a functioning business, and fishing port with a lively fish market and wharf locally caught red shrimp is a specialty of the area.

Just north of Garrucha, Vera is a prosperous mining town, also famous for itsKitchen - with tapas, very strong - and trade and other popular tourist resort, Vera Playa. The beaches here are clean and safe, and for - say, open to the world - has set up a nudist beach, hotel and restaurant.

Further north, towards the border with Murcia, which is largely unknown and therefore intact, are the villages of Villaricos and San Juan de los Terreros just begun, the attention of tourists, and catchforeign real estate investors. The coast is mostly sandy beaches, that an attraction in itself, but both villages are strategically located for access to the Costa Almeria and Murcia.

Costa Almeria property further inland, and a bit 'hustle and bustle of coastal towns away, is a popular investment. The fertile floodplain of the Rio Almanzora, in the shadow of the Sierra de los Filabres andSierra de las Estacias mountain ranges, is a particularly attractive location, and a number of traditional rural settlements can be found here.

Albox, for example, is a typical Spanish market town, largely dependent on agriculture, but is only 30 minutes away from the coast, with excellent transport links, also has a thriving British ex-pat community. Albox property is also popular with golfers, or those who hope to attract them.

A little 'more along the Rio Almanzora,through fields of fruit trees and plants that dominate the area, Similar considerations apply to the smaller villages and Arboleas Zurgenas - essentially rural and typically Spanish, but with all modern amenities and comforts you expect, and with their own small British community. Arboleas property, for example, is very convenient, from new luxury villas at about £ 120,000.

Cuevas del Almanzora (Almazora Cave ") is a beautiful, traditionalSpanish town, a little 'more than six miles from the coast, and named the cave dwellings that surround the city. The caves have been inhabited since prehistoric times and were mining silver in the 19th Century employed. Remains of former prosperity is visible everywhere in the city, in the form of large villas and statues.

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The cities on the Costa Almeria are varied in nature, provides a range of attractions and the pace of life very different fitVisitors of all faiths. From the quiet and largely undeveloped places such as San Juan de los Terreros Vera Playa stress, there is something for everyone.