Adults Designed! 4* Hotel with sea views in Aguadulce

What does Hotel Adults Designed mean?

• You should know that this accommodation is focused on an adult audience. That is why it only accepts bookings from people over 18 years old.
• For this reason, it is not possible to book with children. Neither the services nor the hotel’s entertainment are aimed at minors.
• If you are travelling with children, we have many hotels designed for them to enjoy the best holidays! Click here to see them.

Aguadulce is one of those places on the Almería coast where life instantly slows down. With its long seaside promenade, welcoming beaches, and a marina surrounded by restaurants, it’s a destination made for relaxed holidays. Families, couples, and travellers looking for sun, good food, and calm Mediterranean vibes will feel right at home here.

Make sure you visit:

• The Aguadulce Marina, a lively waterfront area lined with cafés and restaurants where you can enjoy a sunset stroll.
• The wide Aguadulce Promenade, perfect for long morning walks by the sea.
• The Las Salinas viewpoint, offering beautiful panoramic views over the coast.
• The Parque Natural de Cabo de Gata–Níjar, easily reached by car and one of Spain’s most impressive protected coastlines.
• Almería city centre, with its Alcazaba fortress and charming old town streets just a short drive away.

Beaches we think you’ll like:

• Aguadulce Beach: long, comfortable, and ideal for families thanks to its calm waters.
• La Ventilla Beach: quieter and more open, perfect for a peaceful afternoon.
• Playa de Las Salinas: wide sandy stretches great for long walks and sea views.
• Cala de Enmedio (Cabo de Gata): a stunning, more remote cove if you want a day trip to a natural beach.

Family-friendly activities:

• Try paddleboarding or kayaking along the calm Aguadulce coastline.
• Take the family to the Alborán Golf course for an easy-going, outdoor day.
• Visit the Museo de Almería for a cultural break with interesting ancient exhibits.
• Enjoy a boat trip from the marina to discover hidden coves and views of the cliffs.
• Spend time at the local parks and playgrounds along the promenade.

Make sure you try these local delicacies:

• Fresh grilled fish from the Almería coast, especially sardines and red mullet.
• Arroz a banda, a rice dish slow-cooked in rich fish broth.
• Gamba roja de Almería, a local delicacy with an exceptional flavour.
• Traditional tapas like patatas a lo pobre or ensalada de pimientos asados.
• Homemade almond-based desserts typical of the region.

Make the most of your visit and go to...

• Almería (15 min): explore the mighty Alcazaba, one of Spain’s largest Moorish fortresses, and stroll through the old quarter.
• Roquetas de Mar (10 min): enjoy more beaches, a pleasant marina area, and plenty of restaurants.
• Cabo de Gata–Níjar Natural Park (35 min): a postcard-perfect protected area with volcanic cliffs, pristine coves, and unforgettable hiking routes.
• Mojácar (1h): a whitewashed hilltop village with artisan shops, views over the Mediterranean, and a charming old centre.