Adra (Costa De Almeria)

The westernmost coastal town and fishing port being the gateway to the Alpujarras. A delightful resort with a clean neat town centre with many parks and squares Adra is rich in history and boasts an attractive Paseo de Natalio Rivas promenade as one of its treasures.

The World Health Organization has declared the climate to be one of the best in the world and the Michelin Guide describes it as "an area of gleaming sands under luminous skies". The mountains in the northern Costa Blanca protect the coast fro

Whether you like a coastline of long wide beaches or spectacular rocky coves and secret bays the Costa Blanca has them all.The "Bandera Azul" (EC Blue Flag) is flown on many beaches identifying a high standard of cleanliness. Many of these are well known and popular with all nationalities whilst others remain secluded even in high season.

Further inland are fertile plains and towering mountain ranges where population is sparse and wild life prolific.

Choose between modern vibrant resorts and typical Spanish villages where you feel you are stepping back in time. Most towns have historic areas ,usually close to the centre, which are mazes of narrow steep streets crammed with houses which have not changed for centuries. Peep through an open door and you will see a courtyard oasis filled with plants, and a cool shaded patio. These are made for outdoor living and the hidden gems of peace and quiet. In the evenings people sit outside their front doors and chat and watch the world go by. A very sociable life style greets you in Spain .

Wherever you go you will be sure to be welcomed by a courteous, polite and generous race who love life and show it.