Embajador Hotel is situated next to the Almeria train station and less than a kilometre ... more
far from the town centre It is wonderfull for those who are looking for a comfortable place with a really good priceDue to its location this hotel is usually a meet...
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Location. The eight storey Citymar Hotel Embajador features modern architecture and is ... more
located in the centre of the Spanish city of Almeria, 300 metres from 16th century Almeria Cathedral and 800 metres from the harbour. Almeria 's railway station is ...
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Location. The eight storey Citymar Hotel Embajador features modern architecture and is ... more
located in the centre of the Spanish city of Almeria, 300 metres from 16th century Almeria Cathedral and 800 metres from the harbour. Almeria 's railway station is ...
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The hotel offers an uncomplicated environment where you will feel at home during your ... more
stay, just 5 minutes from the centre of town.Ideal for travellers and businesspersons who wish to spend a few days in Almeria without great expense, and still be able...
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Advantages: 335 days of sunshine. Disadvantages: Very little options re. package holiday resorts
I wrote the following for a friend who owns a house near Tabernas, Almeria. Pleased to share it with all. However, it would seem I've exceeded the Ciao limit on lenghth of review, so I apologise that it ends rather abruptly.
INTRODUCTION
When I embarked upon this guide in October 2004, little did I realize that it would develop into an ongoing project rather than just a one-off task. It wasn't until a further visit to the area in May 2005 that I realized how much was missing from the initial version, particularly in respect of places to go and things to do. Hopefully, you will agree that these issues have now been addressed satisfactorily.
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This guide is intended to help you get the very best out of your trip to Tabernas and the Almeria area in general. As time goes on it will be updated as new information becomes ...
richkw 27.06.2005 (13.07.2005)
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Advantages: Beautiful Disadvantages: you really need a car
A pretty cove and a beautiful walk near San José Spain
We went on holiday to San José in Almeria Spain this Easter hols. This is a description of one of the best bays/beaches we found and a good coastal walk.
We used the tourist hiking map Capo de Gata-Nijar (1:50.000 same scale as an standard OS map here) which we bought from the tourist information in San José, it comes with an accompanying book about the routes marked on the map. It also contained information about camping, apartments and other local information in Spanish. Dearly beloved can read some Spanish and I found I could follow a lot of the instructions fairly simply, you may be able to get an English copy. I will check this out .We found this a very good map and guide I would certainly recommend it.
One morning we set out in our hire car, with a loaf of bread, some ...
mumsymary 24.09.2002 (23.11.2007)
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Advantages: A quieter region of Spain that will appeal to some... Disadvantages: ... but it may be too quiet for others !
In October 2005, I was fortunate enough to take a short break to Roquetas-De-Mar, which is part of the Costa Almeria region of Spain.
Although we were only there for a week, I'd like to share some of my experiences with you in the hope that it may prove useful should you be considering visiting this area in Southern Spain.
History:
Almeria is a city and region on the South West Coast of Spain, with long stretches of over 200km of coastline stretching along the Alboran Sea (which is part of the Mediterranean Sea.)
The name, Almeria, is derived from the Arabic term "al-Meraya" - meaning "Watchtower" - which is due to the amazing Moorish castle in the region.
The province has a colourful history that dates back to the Bronze age, and is associated with the Phoenicians, Greeks, Romans, Visigoths and Arabs in latter times ...
SRowlands 10.11.2005
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