Almeria is a safe place to stay, you can dress freely and walk alone because nobody is going to hurt you. You only have to stay away from ‘El puche’. In conclusion, enjoy our beautiful beaches and the perfect weather.

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Almeria, a tranquil, yet vibrant city nestled in the southeast of Spain, is an under-the-radar gem that boasts a captivating blend of historical intrigue, coastal beauty, and eclectic culture. Known for its enchanting Moorish fortress, the Alcazaba, perched overlooking the city, Almeria is steeped in rich history that spans over a millennium. The city's distinctive natural landscapes feature both rugged mountains and Mediterranean beaches, hosting a plethora of outdoor activities. Almeria's gastronomic scene is not to be missed either, with its traditional Spanish tapas bars and fresh seafood spots. Notably, Almeria is recognized for its unique desert setting, serving as a location for many Hollywood western films in the 1960s. A visit to this sun-soaked Spanish retreat promises an alluring mix of cultural immersion and outdoor exploration.

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I spent a month at the coast of Copacabana which is relatively close to the city centre of Almeria but pretty calm and surrounded by little houses and couple of restaurants. If you have a car I definitely recommend going to el Cabo de gata playas and natural park. All along the coast there are a lot of little cities with typical architecture and also lot of expats. You can eat local and have many pleasant encounters. I recommend at least basic command in Spanish ;)

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