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Urb Playa Serena s/n, Roquetas de Mar, Andalusia, 04740, Spain
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Alcazaba Almería entrance
Aguadulce
Puerta de Purchena and "House of Butterflies"
Almeria city wall
Hi,
I've been reading through the helpful advice already given, but am hoping for some more specific information that I can't seem to find on the internet.
We are doing a last trip this weekend (04/03/05) before our Baby's due in the first week of April (last weekend we are allowed to fly!). Could anyone please give tips about:
1. We arrive at Almeria airport and plan to stay in one of the coastal villages - most likely Roqueta de Mar as there are very cheap rates for Playaluna - any thoughts?
2. We can't seem to find any information about public transport. Are there any local buses between the airport and the villages and attractions?
3. Otherwise, car rental seems quite reasonable.. would that be a better option?
4. We would probably be looking towards having a quiet weekend - what are the must-see, not too strenuous attractions we should prioritise?
5. Any recommendations about places to eat? What are likely prices? Is it worth taking the half board etc options at the accommodations?
Sorry about so many questions and thanks so much in advance! We're really looking forward to the weekend. Costa Almeria sounds so lovely!
Hi there, never been there so absolutely no help I am afraid, but just wanted to wish you all the best with the upcoming birth of your baby :)
Why dont you do a destination search here on Costa Almeria... you will probably find all the answers you are looking for and more. Have a super holiday!
~ Jen ~
I know its too late, but thought this might help others with the same queries. Hope all went well. This website has most of what you need. http://roqdemar.com/
This wall was built by muslim king Hayran or Jairán in the XI century as an extension to the Alcazaba. They climb from the Alcazaba to the top of the eclectic muslim-christian fortress on top of Cerro de San Cristóbal. There is also an image of the Sagrado Corazón de Jesús (the Holy Heart of Jesus) that overlooks the city, it was built in 1930 and restored few years ago with famous Macael marble stone.
Almeria (actually written as Almería--with accented "i") is on the southeastern coast of Spain, east of Granada. It was regained for the Spanish Throne by the Catholic Monarchs - Ferdinand and Isabella in 1488, four years before the defeat of the Moors in the Muslim city of Granada, put an end to the period known in Spain as "The"Reconquest". The same year Columbus reached the New World.
The origin of the city is the Alcazaba (Muslim Fortress) built by Abhderaman III around 955.
The Cathedral dates from 1524.
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