Nijar: A White Town in the Foot of the Sierra Alhamilla
An attractive village with Moorish origin seated on the Almería-Murcia road is Nijar, Spain. The village stands atop a hill overlooking the agricultural plain of Campo de Nijar and has small whitewashed houses that dot the place. The steep streets of the village give it a more charming atmosphere. Popular over the years for its superb handicrafts in pottery, this exceptional part of Andalusia is a stunning natural reserve. A visit to Nijar will give you the real Andalusia vibe without the need to overspend.
Best Time to Visit
The months of May and October are the most pleasant time to visit Nijar, Spainwherein you can experience good weather. The Feast of San Sebastian is celebrated every January each year while the Almería International Film Festival that is held every November. Creators, producers, enthusiasts, and technicians are gathered together in this event. Don’t miss out on these events and make your Nijar, Spain hotel bookings in advance.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Stroll through the Plaza la Glorieta that is surrounded by trees or visit Nijar’s landmark monument, the Atalaya. This ruined watchtower provides visitors with majestic views of the surrounding valleys. Spend the rest of your afternoon at Cabo de Gata-Nijar Natural Park, the first sea-land park in Andalusia. Few beaches and hidden bays can be explored in the area. You can also walk on clifftops and witness the picturesque view from above. Hotel de Naturaleza Rodalquilar Spa Cabo De Gata is a great place to spend the night.