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Almuñecar -- Turism

The autonomous region of Andalusia lies in the the south of Spain, and its coasts are bathed by both the Mediterranean and Atlantic oceans.

It borders Extremadura and Castile-La Mancha in the north, Murcia and the Mediterranean Sea in the east, the Mediterranean and Atlantic ocean in the south, and Portugal in the west. The region's scenery stands out because of its sheer diversity. Some areas are covered in mountains while others are full of plains. There are three distinct geographical structures: the sierra Morena to the north, the Guadalquivir river and Betica depression in the central part of the region, and the Betica mountain ranges in the south. The two most notable mountainous areas are the sub-Betica range, containing La Sagra massif that reaches an altitude of 2,383 metres and the Penibetica mountain range. The Sierra Nevada is also outstanding and is home to el Mulhacen, the highest mountain peak on the Iberian Peninsula reaching a height of 3,481 metres. Next comes Veleta peak at 3,392 metres. Andalusian rivers that lead into the Mediterranean sea are relatively short and contain small amounts of water. Amongst these are the Almanzora, the Almeria, the Adra, the Guadalfeo, the Guadalhore and the Guadiaro. The rivers that flow into the Atlantic are bigger and have more copious waters. The region's most important river is the Guadalquivir and its tributaries: the Guadalimar, the Guadiana Menor and the Genil. The Guadiana, the Odiel and the Tinto rivers also flow into the Atlantic. The vast stretch of coast that extends along Andalusia is filled with bays and inlets, some a little more craggy than others as we near the Betica mountain ranges. The most notable geographical quirks that are found along the coast include: the steep rock summit of Farallon, Polacra point, Gata cape, the gulf of Almeria, las Entinas point, Adra bay, Sacratif bay, Malaga bay and Calaburras point. Europa Point forms the Gibraltar headland. This is where the Spanish coast begins stretching from the straits of Gibraltar up to the cape of Trafalgar. Within the straits the most notable parts of the landscape are formed by Algeciras bay as well as by Marroqui (Moroccan) and Tarifa points.

Hotels

H10 Villa de la Reina
Gran Vía, 22
28013 Madrid

     



Located in the heart of Madrid, a fully renovated and restored building with outstanding early 20th century architecture. Its exceptional location is ideal for business travellers while at the same time being the perfect starting point for all those wishing to visit the city..

Derby
Loreto, 21-25
08029 Barcelona
     



The best description of the Derby is to say that it is in the eye of a business hurricane. Situated in the heart of the business and office district, only 5 minutes away from Barcelona´s fairgrounds and with direct access to the airport; the Derby enjoys the most tranquillity. This classic example of Barcelona hotel service, with its recently renovated building, is located on a suprisingly quiet street, away from the urban din..

Nuñez Urgell
Comte d'Urgell, 232
08036 Barcelona
     



Located in the heart of the city's shopping and business center, Nuñez Urgell offers guests exceedingly
high standards of comfort, quality and service. The hotel is fully equipped for holding conferences, conventions, seminars, exhibitions, company meetings and banquets..

Golf courses

San Roque Club
Carretera Nacional 340, Km. 127
11360 San Roque (Cádiz)
Tel. +34 956613030 / Fax +34 956613012

holes: 18
par: 72


Dieser Kurs wurde im niedrigsten Teil eines Tales in einem großen Gebiet erbaut, das breite Fairways und ein verlängertes Layout ermöglicht. In der zweiten Runde gibt es Wasserhindernisse. Der Kurs benötigt Allround-Talente und wird für unerfahrene Spieler recht schwierig sein. Zahlreiche Bäume sorgen für guten Schutz von den Winden. Die Schwierigkeit des 18. Loches setzt ein Allround-Spiel voraus..


Parador Málaga Golf
Apartado de Correos, 324
29080 Málaga (Málaga)
Tel. +34 952376677 / Fax: +34 952376612

holes: 18
par: 72


The holes on the course at the Real Club de Campo de Málaga (which belongs to the Parador Nacional del Golf) are steeped in history. The pioneers of the sport in the province took their first shots on its fairways. With a history reaching back sixty years, the facilities of the club are in perfect condition thanks to years of careful maintenance. The course is situated on the coastal dunes and between ancient eucalyptus and mimosa trees. It presents a challenge for amateurs of all levels. The course reaches down to the sea and the terrain is wide and flat, with wide fairways and few water hazards.
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