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You can get to Almería from Madrid by bus with Avanzabus, with several departures a day from Madrid and also for the way back.
You can buy your tickets online at www.avanzabus.com, print the ticket and go directly to the bus.
Written Jul 5, 2010
Website: http://www.avanzabus.com
The main bus station is located with the train station. There are several bus operators all with their own ticket booths a big display shows which bus goes where and when. Prices are cheap and the service is reliable.
For the shopaholics there is a big shopping center/mall on the main road into Roquetas del Mar.
Written Jan 31, 2004
Fly into Almeria's Airport, the second busiest Airport in Andaluc?a after M?laga. Don?t fly domestic, flights into Almeria from other Spanish cities are the most expensive in the country, don?t ask me why. There are regular flights to London with British and charters to many other British and German cities every thursday and sunday.
Written Jan 19, 2004
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Another way to get easily around in the area of Almeria is to take a rental car.
We've been 20 years old at that time and had our drivers licence for 2 years, but this wasn't a problem.
Especially for a visit of the Parque Natural Cabo de Gata, a nature park in the north-east of almeria, it is perfect to have a rental car and to go individual ways. But you should be carful with very small streets, they can get smaller and smaller and end up suddenly in a really bad pathway, with no chance to turn.
Written Nov 17, 2002
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There are many organized trips by bus. Usually you can book these trips at the hotel, in which you are staying. We made trips to the sierra nevada and granada with the bus. The only bad thing is, if you are motion sick, to get in the back of the bus.
Written Nov 17, 2002
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The nearest airport is Almeria, which is approximately 45 minutes drive from the villas.
You can also fly to Alicante, which is about 2 hours drive from the villas or Murcia, which is about 45 minutes away.
Airports Almería Tel: 0034 950 21 38 36
Alicante Tel: 0034 966 91 91 00
Malaga Tel: 0034 952 04 88 04
Murcia Tel: 0034 968 17 20 00
Updated Aug 30, 2002
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The best way to get around Almeria and surroundings is to hire a car as local transport is limited. Rail travel is practically non-existent and only offers long distance to Madrid, Barcelona (12hrs) and Granada.
Written Aug 24, 2002
Getting around Mojarcar was easy bus stopped outside your hotel and took you either to Mojarcar village or Garuchia Village were the most fabulous fish is to be found.
Quite and scenic.
Written Sep 27, 2003
hey the car is moving!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11
Written Sep 25, 2002
From malaga to Almeria: just entering to the Grananda coast line
Written Sep 25, 2002
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From malaga to Almeria: just entering to the Grananda coast line
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Q: How long does it take by bus from Malaga to Almeria?Is it a feasable day trip? The old twon in Almeria?Thankyou.
A: 5 hours!!!!!Thats a long time! I thought it could be no more than 3..?
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Do you want the tranquillity of unspoilt Spain? Do you want to get away from the rest of the tourists? Then you have come to the right place. ALMERIA is contrast. It is crossed by mountains and...
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Come and visit the sets of major hollywood and Spaghetti western films! You thought you were looking at the wild west in The USA well, you were wrong, it was really Almeria. Apart from the Wild West...
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Its a very chilled town, about 6oo.ooo inhabitants (or was that in the whole province of Almeria??), a long beach, a few shopping streets, a mall, a moorish monument, -nice. Another distinct...
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Another try to set a page for one of the most beautiful corners in the world I've seen. Especially on the travellogues are some of my favourite pictures.
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