Mojacar Beach/Playa:
Mojacar Playa has been developed over the last two decades and is a lively resort with a lot to offer, its beaches are 9 km. long and peppered with beach bars, children’s playgrounds and activity centres. The beach environment ranges from expanses of sand ideal for swimming and sun bathing, rocky coves for diving and snorkeling to deep water areas for rod and line fishing. Mojacar Playa has several lively beach bars, restaurants Internet cafes and a few disco bars which are open late into the night.
Mojacar Village/Pueblo:
Mojacar Pueblo is a picturesque sight of white washed buildings , It is situated just 5 km. inland from Mojacar Playa. Flower decked white houses in narrow streets full of character and surprises, still retains the style of its Moorish history and a must to visit, typically Spanish, at the same time a wonderful cosmopolitan atmosphere is evident by the many and varied restaurants and bars.
The symbol of Mojacar is the Indalo Man, which is the shape of a man holding an arc between his outstretched arms. It is sometimes painted on the front of houses and is said to bring protection and good luck. The symbol is associated with neolithic paintings found in the caves of Velez Blanco and is thought to be 4500 years old.
Mojacar Pueblo holds a market on Wednesdays and a flea market on Sundays.
Costa de Almeria region:
The region of Almeria is one of the most charming and unspoilt areas in the south-eastern Spain. Enjoying the sunniest and warmest climate in the whole of Europe, it is known as 'El Rincon del Emburjo' or 'the corner of enchantment'. The coast is completely unspoilt. To the east of Almeria we find the rugged and desolate coast of Cabo de Gata. This is an arid desert landscape and the annual rainfall is less than 200 mm. Visitors feel a sense of exploration here as many of the coves can only be reached on foot.
The Almeria region is one of the last parts of Spain to be developed, and does not have hte mass tourism of the other 'costas'.
Ski:
Skiing: Winter visitors may wish to enjoy the skiing in Sierra Nevada just beside Granada, aprox 2.5 hours drive from Mojacar.
Golf:
There are 3 golf courses within 15 minutes drive of the area, by far the most challenging courses are the championship courses of Desert Springs, near Palomares and Valle del Este, near Vera. Both shall provide a challenge to low and medium term handicappers and both have a second course in the planning stage. The other course is at Marine de la Torre, this is on Mojacar Playa and has great sea views. Another excellent course is due to open this year 2008 on the Playa Macenas Beach and Golf resort just 5 minutes south of Mojacar Playa, which will provide beautiful golfing experience with stunning sea and mountain views.
Other Activities:
Waterpark, go-karting