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Playa de Cabo de Gata — Attraction in Níjar

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Playa de Cabo de Gata
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Faro de Cabo de Gata
Parque Natural Cabo de Gata-Nijar, s/n, 04150 San José, Almería, Spain
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El Faro
Carretera del Faro de Cabo de Gata, s/n, 04150 Cabo de Gata, Almería, Spain
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Casa de la Media Luna
Paraje Faro Cabo de Gata, 0, 04150 Cabo de Gata, Almería, Spain
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Playa de Cabo de Gata

04151, Spain
4.6(869)
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attractions: Faro de Cabo de Gata, restaurants: El Faro
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Nearby attractions of Playa de Cabo de Gata

Faro de Cabo de Gata

Faro de Cabo de Gata

Faro de Cabo de Gata

4.7

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Things to do nearby

Guided tour of Almerías Old Town
Guided tour of Almerías Old Town
Fri, Dec 12 • 10:30 AM
04001, Almería, Andalusia, Spain
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Language Exchange / Tandem Sundays in Almería
Language Exchange / Tandem Sundays in Almería
Sun, Dec 14 • 6:00 PM
36 Avenida de Cabo de Gata, 04007 Almería
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Nearby restaurants of Playa de Cabo de Gata

El Faro

El Faro

El Faro

4.4

(760)

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Timur CetintasTimur Cetintas
Fantastic beach! There's no sand but very very fine pebbles from every colors which aren't painful under the feet (so no keed for shoes on the beach!). The parking place is pretty big, we've never had problems finding a spot during the week (we always arrived around 16-17). The water is pristine and there's a huge amount of fish near the coast! We counted at least 20 different species which can be see simply by snorkeling. We swam only a couple of cm away from the fish (some of them getting up to 30cm long!). We loved this place!
DarwaderDarwader
El nombre está mal asignado pero no permite sugerir un cambio (en su momento se envió pero no lo aceptaron) así es que sigue con el error. La playa de Cabo de Gata, como su propio nombre indica, es la de la localidad que se encuentra unos kilómetros antes. Esta es la playa o cala del Corralete (ojo que hay otra en Carboneras). Aguas cristalinas con fondos de gravilla, piedra y vegetación que albergan mucha vida al estar prohibida la pesca siendo ideales para practicar el snorkel. Se recomienda usar escarpines especialmente en la parte más rocosa pegada al faro. Antes había excursiones en kajak desde Cabo de Gata o San José pero la masificación provocó que ya no se pueda desembarcar. Los accesos son terrizos, con bastante pendiente y no están acondicionados presentando mucho material suelto por lo que se debe bajar o subir con cuidado (no hay accesos acondicionados para sillas de ruedas o carritos de niño). En la parte superior hay varias explanadas terrizas que se usan como aparcamiento a las que se accede por una pista asfaltada que da servicio a las casas particulares. No dispone de servicios básicos como duchas, aseos o socorrista. En verano ponen contenedores de basura en el cruce de carreteras enfrente del restaurante.
Carmelo BarbagalloCarmelo Barbagallo
Il Parco Naturale di Cabo de Gata, in Andalusia, è un vero gioiello, soprattutto per chi lo esplora in camper. Nonostante la folla di agosto, a ridosso di Ferragosto, siamo riusciti a godere della sua bellezza selvaggia. Il paesaggio è mozzafiato, con scogliere che si tuffano in un mare cristallino, e le albe e i tramonti visti da queste alture sono tra i più belli che abbia mai visto. La vista dal faro, in particolare, ci ha regalato uno spettacolo indimenticabile, con il sole che si immergeva lentamente nell'orizzonte. L'esperienza, tuttavia, è stata segnata da una gestione complessa del pernottamento. L'area, essendo protetta, richiede un comportamento responsabile, ma la massiccia affluenza rende la ricerca di un posto per la notte una vera sfida, con la Guardia Civil che controlla attentamente il rispetto delle regole. Sebbene sia possibile sostare di giorno, il pernottamento è vietato e i parcheggi disponibili sono spesso al completo, costringendo a continui spostamenti. Nonostante ciò, la ricchezza del luogo, il mare ideale per lo snorkeling e le grotte da esplorare, rendono la visita assolutamente meritevole. Consiglio di visitarlo, magari in un periodo meno affollato, e di prepararsi a un'avventura.
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Fantastic beach! There's no sand but very very fine pebbles from every colors which aren't painful under the feet (so no keed for shoes on the beach!). The parking place is pretty big, we've never had problems finding a spot during the week (we always arrived around 16-17). The water is pristine and there's a huge amount of fish near the coast! We counted at least 20 different species which can be see simply by snorkeling. We swam only a couple of cm away from the fish (some of them getting up to 30cm long!). We loved this place!
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El nombre está mal asignado pero no permite sugerir un cambio (en su momento se envió pero no lo aceptaron) así es que sigue con el error. La playa de Cabo de Gata, como su propio nombre indica, es la de la localidad que se encuentra unos kilómetros antes. Esta es la playa o cala del Corralete (ojo que hay otra en Carboneras). Aguas cristalinas con fondos de gravilla, piedra y vegetación que albergan mucha vida al estar prohibida la pesca siendo ideales para practicar el snorkel. Se recomienda usar escarpines especialmente en la parte más rocosa pegada al faro. Antes había excursiones en kajak desde Cabo de Gata o San José pero la masificación provocó que ya no se pueda desembarcar. Los accesos son terrizos, con bastante pendiente y no están acondicionados presentando mucho material suelto por lo que se debe bajar o subir con cuidado (no hay accesos acondicionados para sillas de ruedas o carritos de niño). En la parte superior hay varias explanadas terrizas que se usan como aparcamiento a las que se accede por una pista asfaltada que da servicio a las casas particulares. No dispone de servicios básicos como duchas, aseos o socorrista. En verano ponen contenedores de basura en el cruce de carreteras enfrente del restaurante.
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Il Parco Naturale di Cabo de Gata, in Andalusia, è un vero gioiello, soprattutto per chi lo esplora in camper. Nonostante la folla di agosto, a ridosso di Ferragosto, siamo riusciti a godere della sua bellezza selvaggia. Il paesaggio è mozzafiato, con scogliere che si tuffano in un mare cristallino, e le albe e i tramonti visti da queste alture sono tra i più belli che abbia mai visto. La vista dal faro, in particolare, ci ha regalato uno spettacolo indimenticabile, con il sole che si immergeva lentamente nell'orizzonte. L'esperienza, tuttavia, è stata segnata da una gestione complessa del pernottamento. L'area, essendo protetta, richiede un comportamento responsabile, ma la massiccia affluenza rende la ricerca di un posto per la notte una vera sfida, con la Guardia Civil che controlla attentamente il rispetto delle regole. Sebbene sia possibile sostare di giorno, il pernottamento è vietato e i parcheggi disponibili sono spesso al completo, costringendo a continui spostamenti. Nonostante ciò, la ricchezza del luogo, il mare ideale per lo snorkeling e le grotte da esplorare, rendono la visita assolutamente meritevole. Consiglio di visitarlo, magari in un periodo meno affollato, e di prepararsi a un'avventura.
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5.0
6y

Carla del Corralete, situated in a wide bay, not far from Almeria city, is easily accessible by car, but relatively remote and unspoilt.

The coast road runs close to the long beach in places and it is possible to stop on the verge. The road leads only to a couple of small villages and Cabo de Gata lighthouse, so is not too busy.

The beach is long and consists of coarse sand and fine shingle, which slopes gently down to the sea. It is quiet and attracts some naturists. Swimsuits appeared to be optional.

Outside the villages, there are no facilities or natural shade at the beach. Because of the open location, a strong sea breeze is a...

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5.0
5y

This is the most beautiful beach I've been in Europe, although small, but the sea is full of life! We saw at least 30 different species of fish, sea urchins, shells etc. You can swim around a large rock and find little caves. The trip is around 40 mins from Almeria, but it worth it! Don't stop on the boring flat beach where everyone goes, go further until the end of the road and you will find this little gem! But be careful, the sea urchins are pretty dangerous and they are everywhere around from 5 meters from the coast, better swim than step! Diving masks...

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5.0
6y

its very nice area for almost all activities ( swimming, snorkeling, kayaking....etc)

Attention: its very important to have feet protection ( plastic shoes special for sea) . its not a sandy sea, it contain a lots of rocks, sea ​​urchin, algae..... etc) protection is very important.

parking: its a free parking, but to find a place, it is a little difficult in high season ( depending on the arrival time too).

take a look on the wind direction ( Meteo) before you go. if its SW, there will be a Sea waves (vagues).

at the night, some...

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