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Type in thfalsee content of your page here. Geography Itinerary for Spain Trip: Length of Trip: 4 days and 3 nights Purpose of Trip: Seeing Costa de Sol and Costa de Almeria in a longer weekend. Number of People: 2 to 4 people Type of people: Anyone who wants a relaxing and beautiful beach weekend. And enjoy some delicious food! Cities visited: Nerja and Almeria

Day 1: Meet at Bus station in Nerja  Meet at the bus stop at 1:30 in Nerja. Walk together the 10 minute walk to the Balcon de Europa where we will check into the hotel.

1:30-3:30 Free time to get into rooms, freshen up, and look at the Balcon de Europa.  Meet at 3:30 in hotel Lobby. 3:40 walk to the bus station 4:00 depart on a bus to the Las Cuevas de Nerja (Nerja Caves)  4:30 -6:30 Tour and viewing of the caves. 7:00 Return to downtown Nerja and walk to hotel 7:30-9:00 Free time to rest, adventure, shop, and freshen up 9:00 meet in the lobby and walk the ten minutes to go to dinner at Meson Antonio Resturant They are known to have a delicious international cuisine.

There are many fun tapas bars and resturants with live music in the plaza nearby. You will get a list of all of the places that you can go and see. Sleep well and Enjoy your nights rest.

Day 2: Beach Day 9:30 Meet in the lobby to get the continental Breakfast 10:30 - 12:00 City walking tour and sightseeing

12:00- 1:30 free time 1:30 Meet in Lobby walk to lunch

 2:00 Ayo resturant for all you can eat fresh and authentic paella.

3:00- 8:00 Beach time: Beach near the resturant has plenty of activities available: stores to buy various balls, rocks, to climb, chairs and umbrellas to lay by, ice cream and shopping, etc. 9:00 Meet in the lobby to walk to the cliff to go to Bamboo for dinner.  Free time for more bars and tapas or sleep.

Day 3: 9:00 Meet in Lobby for Breakfast 10:30 Check out of room 11:00 Bus leaves to go to Almeria  1:30 Arrive in Almeria, bus to the hotel: City Mar Gran Hotel Almeria



2:00- Go to Club de Mar restaurant on the beach known for their delicious seafood. Simple restaurant overlooking the blue Mediterranean Sea specialised in excellent fish and seafood which gives it its well-earned reputation for having the best quality fresh produce available. Visitors are advised to order one of the many fish dishes on offer, or to ask the advice of head-waiter who will be pleased to advise you on the best catch of the day 3:00-6:00 Free time to adventure and walk along the boardwalk. 6:15- Meet in Hotel lobby to go see the Catedral de Almeria 6:30- Walk to the Cathdral and tour.  7:45- Meet out in front of the hotel to head back to the Hotel 8:30- Meet in Hotel Lobby to head to Dinner at La Gruta <span style="font-family: Verdana,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif; font-size: 11px; line-height: normal; webkit-border-horizontal-spacing: 2px; webkit-border-vertical-spacing: 2px;">Excellent grilled and roasted meats and traditional local cuisine - not recommended for vegetarians because it is very meat-based although some more fish dishes have been introduced into the menu in recent years, especially cod. Very long wine list, good service, home-made bread. Opens evenings-only and closes on Sundays.

Day 4: Day trip to San Jose

8:30 Meet at Breakfast downstairs 9:30 Be checked out of hotel and loaded onto bus. 9:45 Bus leaves for San Jose. <span style="font-family: Helvetica,helvetica,sans-serif; font-size: 12px; line-height: normal;"> Driving along the Cabo de Gata coastline.

11:30 Arrive in San Jose

11:30-2:30 free beach time and time to explore the city 2:45 Meet for lunch at La Cueva for good seafood and meat dishes.

3:30 Head to Hollywood Almeria sets for the spaghetti western. Oeste Park



Nerja: Nerja is a town of 20,000 inhabitants, situated on the Costa de sol, fifty minutes drive east from Malaga, that still retains its traditional Andalusian character. Nerja is surrounded by mountains and beautiful beaches. Its climate, with an average year-round temperature of 20°C, is ideal. Farming, fishing and tourism are its main sources of wealth The famous prehistoric caves of Nerja and the many little white villages nearby are really worth visiting for their cultural interest and special charm. Being a Mediterranean coastal town, you can practice all manner of water sports, and also tennis, swimming, riding and walking. Nerja has several fine beaches set in charming coves beneath cliffs and one of the best climates in Europe. It is also becoming a significant centre for walkers, thanks to the dramatic mountain scenery of the nearby Sierra de Almijara and Sierra Tejeda Stay in Hotel Balcón de Europa, four star hotel, located on the Balcon de Europa. Close to great shopping and near the beautiful coves and beaches. Beautiful church around the corner and plenty of resturants nearby with beautiful beach views.

Almeria: <span style="font-family: Verdana,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif; font-size: 12px; line-height: 17px;">Almeria city is a lively, modern and very Spanish commercial centre with a ferry terminal, sports marina and working fishing port. International tourism has not had a major impact here but the town and surrounding area still offer a wealth of activities and places of interest to occupy the foreign holidaymaker.

City Mar Gran Hotel Almeria: It is opened since 1967 and it was fully refurnished in 2003. The Gran Hotel Almeria is the most emblematic hotel of Almería. It was also the first 4 stars hotel in the city and the hotel where too many actors were living when cinema Western films were set in this town. Its strategic allocation make it a reference in Almería. It is opposite the sea and next to the main road of the city. Perfectly communicated, close to the entry in the city by the Port of Almería, staying in this Hotel is the best option to get to Know the most important places in Almería.

Mini-Hollywood- <span style="font-family: Geneva,Arial,Helvetica,san-serif; line-height: normal;">Some of the movies that were shot here are legendary: Sergio Leone's 'Dollars' trilogy ('[|A Fistful of Dollars]', '[|For a Few Dollars More]' and '[|The Good, the Bad and the Ugly]') starring Clint Eastwood as the Man with No Name, '[|Django]' with [|Franco Nero], the sequels to which never seemed to end... over a hundred titles were at least partially filmed in these dusty streets. Almería was also used as a location for other film genres after the sixties (Patton, [|The Wind and the Lion], Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade...) but it was the spaghetti-western that really defined the relationship between the province and the film industry.

Cabo de Gato-Nijar- At the eastern corner of the province (at the south east tip of the Spanish mainland) lies the Cabo del Gato-Nijar nature reserve with its desert landscape and rugged coastline peppered with small coves, only accessible on foot. This is a sparsely populated and desolate area but it has its attractions for hikers, nature lovers, bird watchers and scuba divers.