Almeria
Breathtaking scenery, colourful spanish street markets, narrow village walkways and a very laidback lifestyle are just some of the beautiful attractions that Almeria has to offer. Not to mention its long white beaches, clear waters and microclimate making it a unique area enriched with arquitecture and moorish towns.

Cuevas de Almanzora
A beautiful and traditional Spanish town, steeped in culture and history Cuevas de Almanzora is located 10 kilometres inland, five minutes drive from the E15 motorway. In addition to the facilities one would expect from a modern town Cuevas boasts both a concert hall and open air theatre hosting a variety of events throughout the year. Within the walls of the towns castle there are an extensive library and museums of art and archaeology.

Garrucha

Garrucha is in the Province of Almeria , a land of striking contrasts. Almeria is blessed not only by its warm climate, but by a diversity of art, history and nature. Like Brittany in France , it has a vast expanse of coast, with wonderful sandy beaches and rocky secluded coves. The Moorish Ancestry is evidenced by the tiny villages with winding streets and white washed houses.Almeria's dry climate and mild temperatures greatly benefit those who suffer from ailments such as arthritis, rheumatism and asthma.

The region offers a wealth of leisure activities for all tastes such as swimming, sun bathing, fishing, scuba diving, wind surfing, golf, tennis, lawn bowls, horse riding and some superb walks.  Winter-wise, for skiers  the famous ski slopes of Sierra Nevada are just a few hours drive away

Tucked in between the beaches of Vera Playa and historic Mojacar, and protected by the Sierra Cabrerra mountains, Garrucha is an ideal holiday home location. Sun assured, you may come here in search of excitement and modern adventure or to chill-out and relax.

Mojacar

This spectacular Moorish fortress town stands on a towering crag overlooking a shore graced by pristine beaches and the sparkling waters of the Mediterranean .

Like many other villages in south-eastern Spain , in the 1960's Mojacar had become a ghost town, since most of its active inhabitants had moved north to find work in the factories of the Barcelona region, and further afield. To attract new residents, the town's mayor gave land away to anyone who promised to build, and within a year picturesque Mojacar had become a thriving art colony. Mainstream tourists and holiday-makers were also later attracted by the beauty and charm of the place and the following decades saw the development of its shoreline, with the construction of hotels and villas.

The shimmering white village of Mojacar nestles on a hill overlooking the main tourist resort along the coast. With its wonderful maze of narrow streets, the old place has lost none of its traditional charm and mystique. Quaint little shops and bars are waiting to be discovered around every corner, oozing authentic Spanish hospitality.

Palomares
Palomares, a picturesque Spanish village is located a mere 700 metres from the beach. Small, but well serviced it offers a good selection of shops, banks, bars, hairdressers, everything needed for day to day living! The village also benefits from being a mere 5 minute drive from the famous Desert Spring Golf course.

Vera Playa
Vera Playa is some 5 km long and very wide, so is never crowded. Vera Playa is now becoming an increasingly popular all year round resort both to live and to take a holiday.

Zurgena
With magnificent views of the mountains and surrounded by countryside lies the pretty whitewashed village of Zurgena. Peaceful, yet within easy reach of both the coast and the major towns of Heurcal Overa, Cuevas de Almanzora and Vera. The village itself offers a good selection of shops, bars, banks and medical facilties. A golf course is under construction close by.