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JACINTO - lovely apartment 2 beds, 2 baths fabulous views. On golf course. Within easy reach of beaches. Cortijo Grande, Almeria, Spain

Accommodates up to six people and is on one level (with the exception of the roof terrace). Los Limoneros at the Jardines de Agua (600yds from Jacinto) is a restaurant/bar with a large pool and sun loungers, which is open to the public. Cortijo Grande, Almeria, Spain

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LA PIEDRA - luxury villa 3 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms with private pool and spectacular views - Bedar, Almeria, Spain

This three bedroom Andalucian villa nestles in the foothills of the Sierra De Bedar in Almeria. Built on its own mountain side with private pool, mediterranean gardens and stunning views to the sea it is perfect for your peaceful holiday in Spain. Sandy beaches and three golf courses, including the unforgettable Cortijo Grande, are all within twenty minutes. Available local activities include walking, mountain biking, painting, bowls, tennis, diving and sailing.

Approached via a ‘camino rural’ and set in a stunning location within the foothills of the sierra de bedar (southern spain),this luxury villa offers the discerning country lover peace and tranquility, whilst being within easy reach of the beautiful sandy beaches of the mediterranean. Bedar, Almeria, Spain.

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UNSPOILT SPAIN - ALMERIA

Almeria is in the south east corner of Spain on the Mediterranean coast. It is Europe’s warmest and driest region. The area around Mojacar and Garrucha now has four golf courses, a variety of restaurants offering a wide range of cuisine, an aqua park and supermarkets stocking goods for all nationalities but it still retains its “Spanishness”. The planners have allowed none of the high rise developments found on the Costa del Sol or the Costa Blanca.

Almeria´s skies are the clearest in Europe, Europe´s most powerful telescope has been installed here, near Gergal. With an annual average of 3,000 hours of sunshine, it is also home to Europe´s largest solar energy plant, the Solar Platform of Almeria (PSA), an EU solar energy research centre. Even if you´re not allowed in, you can peer over the wire fence and marvel at the rows of futuristic heliostats reflecting the sun´s rays into the towering solar oven and many other devices for turning the sun´s energy into electricity.

Thanks to this mild climate, visitors can enjoy all the possibilities offered by the province at any time of year. Almería has been visited by many people throughout its history, perhaps because of its beautiful landscape or perhaps because of its geographical location. The important archaeological remains found in the province have helped researchers discover and analyse the existence of old cultures. On the coast of Almería, you can enjoy varied folklore and plenty of fiestas, inherited from ancestors, as well as popular handicrafts designed with painstaking care (pottery, ceramics, esparto, rugs and marble). Gastronomic specialities such as paprika, gurullos (stews), porridge and seafood soup are also a legacy from the region's rich past.

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