Villa Ciscarejo Country house between orange groves in Gádor (Almería)

Few provinces in Spain offer such a wide variety of activities as Almería, thanks to its contrasting landscape, which, in just a few kilometers, changes from a rugged mountain landscape to a paradisiacal area with sun-drenched beaches. Water sports enthusiasts can enjoy their holidays by waterskiing, diving in the rich and wild seabeds of the most hidden coves, or taking a boat trip on the tranquil Mediterranean. For those who prefer nature, the province is full of numerous cultural and archaeological routes where visitors can enjoy contact with nature while enriching themselves. These are trails that can be explored on foot, by mountain bike, or even on a donkey.
And for the most adventurous, those looking to work off that excess adrenaline rush, the province also offers pleasant surprises: skiing, climbing, caving, microlight flying, paragliding, and hang gliding from the cliffs of Aguadulce in Roquetas de Mar. Cultural tourism is also accessible to everyone, with specialized schools offering language and tradition learning.