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Almuñecar
is located on the southern coastline of Spain,
on the Costa Tropical (Tropical Coast) of
Granada’s province; an ideal place with the best
conditions to make your holidays unforgettable.
Idyllically located in the Mediterranean, just a
short distance from the Sierra Nevada mountains,,
which boast the highest peak in mainland Spain
and a great ski resort, Almuñecar is protected
form the cold north winds. Protected in this way,
the area has an extraordinary subtropical
climate, with more than 300 days of sun per year
and with an average temperature of 20ºC all year
around. The area is known for its tropical fruit
crops such as avocados and mangos.
More than 3000 years of history and the passage
of different civilisations, where buildings of
architectural or historic interest and
archaeological remains such as Castles, Fish
Curing Factories, Necropolis, Roman Aqueducts
and other remains exhibited in the Municipal
Archaeological Museum, has left an important and
valuable artistic legacy.
Almuñecar has learnt to balance its natural
beauty with the increasing number of visitors,
managing to preserve its natural beauty for all
to enjoy, maintaining tradition and combining it
with tourist activity. Almuñecar, due to its
infrastructures and convenient services, is the
primary tourist centre on the Costa Tropical
offering something for everyone.
Neighbouring villages such as La Herradura and
Marina del Este Yachting Harbour, the coast’s
wide variety of beaches and a fantastic seabed
increase the appeal and the charm of this area.
In addition, Almuñecar offers other attractions
and places of interest such as the Botanical-Archaeological
Gardens “El Majuelo”, the “Loro Sexi” Bird Park,
the Aqua Park “Aquatropic” and a wide range of
leisure activities for both day and night. These
and more make Almuñecar an attractive, year
around, destination.
Almuñecar continues to invest in further
developments such as conference and congress
tourism, as well as updating and expanding
facilities and attractions for the tourist
looking for cultural experiences and adventure
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