Costa Almeria benefits from the same outstanding climate as the rest of Spain’s glorious south coast, but is less commercially developed, as such it's considerably more tranquil than many of the Costa del Sol’s party towns to the west. This delightful atmosphere and peaceful environment are making Costa Almeria an increasingly popular golf destination among European holidaymakers.
The dramatic moutain backdrops and enchanting rolling hills of southern Spain are a natural setting for great golf courses. Some of the best layouts in Spain can be found in Costa Almeria, from world-class resort golf to challenging championship tests, there is something for every golfer.
In addition to the attractions in the city of Almeria, visitors to the region will enjoy the charming fishing villages that are dotted along the coast or the more vibrant towns of Roquetas de Mar and Mojacar. With stunning sandy beaches and a rich golfing portfolio, the sun-drenched region of Almeria is a first class choice for your next golfing holiday in Spain.
Valle Del Este is one of the most popular resort courses in Spain, not the longest course in the region at only 6,255 yards, but it more than makes up for it with exciting play and great views.
Designed by the legendary Gary Player, Almerimar boasts 27-holes of exhilarating play. From the outset, your pulse gets going, as the short first hole demands carry over 110 yards of water.
This course feels like you have been placed in the middle of Arizona, the awesome layout runs through cacti and dried river beds, producing a hugely fun ‘Wild West resort’ round of golf.
Starting with The Alcazaba of Almeria, a Moorish fortress that stands watch over the city, there is a long list of sights to see in and around the main city. There are guided tours available that will walk you through time so you can appreciate just how ancient this port city really is.
As you would expect from the sunny Spanish coast, there is a multitude of gorgeous sandy beaches to choose from. You can hit one of the more popular beaches and get involved in a number of watersports, or take the time to discover one of the more secluded spots.
Like many of the older settlements that are found on the Spanish coastline, Almeria has developed a wonderfully unique culture, demonstrated through the delightful cuisine. As you walk through the city, you’ll be overwhelmed by the aromas of dishes just waiting to be tried.
Once you've touched down in sizzling Spain, the last thing you want is an unexpectedly long drive to your hotel. Take a look at drive times from Almeria Airport to key towns and resorts in the region.
Drive Times from Almeria Airport
10 minutes
40 minutes
45 minutes
1 hour
Boasting gorgeous weather all year long, it is always a great time to visit Spain's sunny south coast, hop on the short flight and you'll be hitting the fairways before you know it.
Flights & Weather
2 hours 45 minutes
22-26°C
13-17°C
March - May & Sept - October