Die besten Sandstrände in Almería

Best Sandy Beaches

Almería’s coastline spans from developed urban promenades to the volcanic landscapes of the Cabo de Gata-Níjar Natural Park. The city beaches, such as El Zapillo and Nueva Almería, offer wide sandy shores and full accessibility. Moving east, the terrain shifts into protected ecological reserves featuring fossilized dunes at Las Amoladeras and the Las Salinas salt pans. This selection includes historical sites like Cala del Búnker’s Civil War defenses and the traditional fishing village atmosphere of San Miguel de Cabo de Gata.

Best Sandy Beaches — Karte

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Playa de El Zapillo

The primary urban beach of Almería city, featuring a wide sandy shore and a long seaside promenade with full accessibility and services.

B

Playa de San Miguel

Centrally located urban beach adjacent to the city's main promenade, offering calm waters and dark sand.

C

Playa de Nueva Almería

A modern extension of the city's urban beaches, located at the eastern end of the promenade with a quieter atmosphere than the city center.

D

Playa de Retamar

Located near the Retamar urbanization, this beach serves as the western gateway to the protected landscapes of the Cabo de Gata-Níjar Natural Park.

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E

Cala de La Garrofa

A small cove of pebbles and sand situated at the foot of a cliff, housing a long-established campsite and diving center.

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F

Playa de las Amoladeras

A protected beach within the Cabo de Gata-Níjar Natural Park, characterized by its fossilized dunes and significant ecological value.

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G

Playa de la Fabriquilla

Located near the village of the same name, this beach is known for its clear, calm waters and proximity to the San Miguel lighthouse.

H

Playa del Charco

A quiet, natural stretch of coastline situated between the Mediterranean Sea and the Albufera de Cabo de Gata lagoon.

I

Playa de Torregarcía

Site of the Ermita de Torregarcía, this beach includes a designated nudist section and is located near the remains of a Roman salted fish factory.

J

Playa de la Almadraba

Named after the traditional tuna fishing technique, this beach sits adjacent to the Las Salinas salt pans and the San Miguel church.

K

Cala del Búnker

A small, secluded cove featuring a preserved military bunker dating back to the Spanish Civil War.

L

Playa de San Miguel de Cabo de Gata

A long sandy beach stretching alongside the fishing village of Cabo de Gata, often dotted with traditional wooden fishing boats.

M

Cala de los Ahogados

A small, narrow cove located west of Almería city, accessible via a steep path from the coastal road.

N

Playa de la Cueva del Cura

A rocky cove located in a semi-urban area, frequently used for snorkeling due to its clear water and seabed biodiversity.

O

Playa del Perdigal

A wide beach located near Almería Airport, known for its proximity to the Roman archaeological remains of Ribera de la Algaida.