Almeria shares the title of the town with the most hours of sun a year along with Athens and Siracusa -- more than 320 days a year! The temperature of its sea water is warmer in winter than its air temperature making swimming an all year round enjoyable activity. The over all annual average temperature exceeds 18c. Almeria borders the provinces of Granada and Alicante and is one of the last refuges of unspoiled coastline.

Mojacar is an ancient Moorish village at the foothills of the Sierra Cabrera with twisting cobbled streets, old arches and domed houses stacked one above the other and overlooks the sea. It is filled with superb restaurants, boutiques, charming squares and intimate bars. There are many fiestas to delight visitors and the indigenous people are very welcoming. Mojacar is aptly named and famous throughout Spain as El Rincon del Embrujo, "The Corner of Enchantment".

Mojacar Beach enforces a building restriction of two storys which has ensured the charm of the area and a steady growth of international investors giving Mojacar a cosmopolitan atmosphere. The beach is 17 kilometres long and a large part of which is a designated area of natural beauty. Only 7 kilometres is developed and is so unspoiled that within this stretch there are no less than 3 Blue European Flag Awards on the beaches for cleanliness. Mojacar is a unique blend of mountains and valley areas sheltering the beach and the sea. Every modern convenience is to be found here as well as a sports facility, sailing, fishing and golf, just to mention a few.