Mojacar Playa: 

This is one of the most diverse parts of the Almeria coastline, in that there are 17km of shoreline along the Mojacar Playa Front and you can choose to bathe in relative quiet or you can choose to be in the thick of the hustle and bustle on the more popular beaches.  The Mojacar Playa shore line is and has undergone a facelift to improve beach access and offer more facilities to tourists.  There are many children's play areas and a beautiful palm tree lined promenade along many parts of the shoreline.

In summer Mojacar Playa is so busy it can take almost an hour to travel by car from one end to the other, so if you are thinking of going for a day out - go early.

There are many great restaurants and a section of beach chiringuitos serving fantastic catch of the day food.

Beaches:

Mojacar Playa

This beach is situated along a Mojacar Playa, offering numerous bars, cafes, & restaurants, lots of play areas for children.

There are approx 15km of beach and it rarely gets too busy.

El Somberico - Mojacar Playa

This a quiet beach it has shallow waters more suitable for children swimming and is a great tranquil location.  There are no facilities.

Macenas - Mojacar Playa

This a quiet beach located near Mojacar Playa, it is now being flanked by a beachfront golf course, which will be good for the discerning golfers to go to once you have dropped the partner and the kids off on the beach.

Mojacar Pueblo: 

This typical white Andalucian village is set on top of a hill and can be seen from miles around.  The Views from the villages viewing terrace at the Mirador de la Plaza Nueva are absolutely breathtaking.  Mojacar was once a haven for artists and when you see the views you will understand why, absolutely inspirational.  The village has a varied passed and has been populated since 2000BC.  The streets here are narrow, twisting and are not for those who are unfit or need assistance walking.

The Fuente Mora (Natural Water Spring) is renowned for it's quality drinking water and it is free to take your drinking bottle along and fill up.

Fiestas and Ferias:

June 10th - Moors and Christians - the streets are taken back to the conflict between the Moors and Christians and there are many parades over a period of usually 3 or 4 days

Turre: 

Fiesta and Ferias:

May 15th - 20th - Romeria de San Isidrio and carnival.

July 25th & 26th - Fiesta of the Apóstol Santiago, this is gypsy and flamenco fiesta and is major fiesta for the town of Turre.