Levante almeriense [Eastern Almería]

Almería's easternmost district, the place where eastern Spain merges with the region of Andalusia is bathed by the Mediterranean. Bordering on the north with the region of Murcia, Eastern Andalusia stretches from the coast to the steep hinterland, from sierras such as Bédar, Cabrera and Almagrera to fertile valleys rich in crops, like those of neighbouring Murcia. This is a land enjoying brilliant, year-round sunshine, where you con still enjoy a day at the beach, even when the European coastline is cloaked in the cold of Winter.

It is a paradise bathed by rivers flowing into the sea while the light playing on the sands of the beaches seems to come straight from the inspired brush of Sorolla the artist.

Since antiquity, Eastern Almería has attracted many different peoples. Today this corner of coast of Andalusia is still a privileged place. Thanks to its scenery, climate, towns and villages, its beaches and the hospitality of its people, with a ready welcome for visitors coming to discover the charm of this unique district.

How to get there: Eastern Almería enjoys excellent motorway links and is one of the most accessible districts of the province of Almería.

The Autovía del Mediterráneo motorway runs north-south through the district, linking the Andalusian coast, the city of Almería, a popular port of call for cruises, and the Airport with the rest of Eastern Spain.

In the north, this motorway links with the A-92, motorway, at the heart of the Andalusian road network, communicating the district with inland Andalusia and the rest of Spain.