Flights to Almeria

This Spanish hot spot benefits from direct flights from across the United Kingdom and a journey time of under three hours...

easyJet flies to the city from London Gatwick and Stansted, as well as from the East Midlands. TUI also flies from Birmingham and Manchester.

There are fewer direct flights from the UK to Almeria during winter but, with daytime temperatures rarely dropping below 15C and more bargain fares around, this can be a great time to visit. You can fly to the city via Madrid or Barcelona with Iberia or Vueling, both of which have flights year-round

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Find out how to travel between Almeria Airport and your Spanish holiday destination...

A public bus runs every one to two hours from the airport into the city of Almeria. It takes around 35 minutes to reach the central bus and railway station. From here you can catch a train or bus to destinations near and far. 

Alternatively, take a taxi from the official rank at the airport. The meter will be used. An approximate fare for the 30-minute journey to Roquetas de Mar is €50 (around £40). 

Hiring a car is relatively cheap in Spain, so it's a popular option for Almeria holidays.

From a cultured city break to two weeks of sun, sea and sand on the Costa Almeria, find your ideal hotel with TravelSupermarket...

All sorts of accommodation, from spa hotels, quirky boutique properties and basic budget options, can be found dotted around Almeria's charming historic streets. Many have swimming pools - a particular advantage if you stay near the marina, in the western part of the city, where there are no beaches.  

Roquetas de Mar is the most popular resort for holidaymakers on the Costa Almeria. It is certainly the most built up part of this coastline, though the skyline doesn't impose on the terrific scenery and sense of space. Here you'll find seemingly endless stretches of sand - you won't be rubbing shoulders with too many fellow sun-seekers in this part of Spain. 

The homes of the mountain-top village Mojacar look like cubes of sugar sprinkled on the land. Mojacar Playa is the nearby tourist resort. Brilliant turquoise waters and vast pale sands attract visitors here. It's one of the country's most beautifully Spanish beach resorts.