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31st March 2007 - London Stansted to Almeria
1st April 2007 - Playa Serena to Aguadulce
2nd April 2007 - Aguadulce to Aeropuerto de Almeria
3rd April 2007 - Aeropurerto de Almeria to Cabo de Gata
4th April 2007 - Cabo de Gata to San Jose
5th April 2007 - Roquetas Boat Trip
6th April 2007 - Aguadulce wet day
7th April 2007 - Retamar to Almeria Airport
8th April 2007 - San Jose to La Isleta
9th April 2007 - La Isleta to Las Negras
10th April 2007 - Las Negras to Agua Amarga
11th April 2007 - Agua Amarga to Carboneras
12th April 2007 - Carboneras to Mojacar
13th April 2007 - Cabo de Gata Day Trip
2007-04-Roquetas-to-Mojacar-no-waypoints.gdb - Download this Garmin GDB file. It can be opened with Garmin MapSource software.
2007-04-Roquetas-to-Mojacar-no-waypoints.gpx - Download this Garmin GPX file. This can be loaded into Google Earth.
2007-04-Roquetas-to-Mojacar-one-track.gdb - Download this Garmin GDB file. It can be opened with Garmin MapSource software.
2007-04-Roquetas-to-Mojacar-one-track.gpx - Download this Garmin GPX file. This can be loaded into Google Earth.
2007-04-Roquetas-to-Mojacar.gdb - Download this Garmin GDB file. It can be opened with Garmin MapSource software.
2007-04-Roquetas-to-Mojacar.gpx - Download this Garmin GPX file. This can be loaded into Google Earth.
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Garmin Altitude Plot |
Garmin Mapsource |
Google Earth |
At last a useful map! But don't rely on the walk time estimates.
Cabo de Gata Níjar - www.editorialalpina.com
- alpina@jet.es.
With the rough mountain paths, we took about 3.5 hours longer than their estimate
for the route from Las Negras to Agua Amarga.
On other routes we were faster than their estimate.
Date / Distance |
Transport and Route Summary |
| Sat 31st March 2007 |
London Stansted to Almería to Aguadulce Taxi, Air, Taxi. The journey was uneventful but the flight was marred by a loud Londoner talking, without pause, complete bollocks for 2 hours 45 minutes. Perhaps he was a taxi driver. Both the taxi transfers worked. We had nice quiet drivers and we found our accommodation without too much trouble. The piso is on the 12th floor and has a sea view. |
Sun 1st April 2007 |
Playa Serena to Aguadulce |
Mon 2nd April 2007 |
Agaudulce to Almería Airport |
Tue 3rd April 2007 |
Almería Airport to Cabo de Gata (pueblo) Bus. At the airport, we headed north and soon east to clear the runway perimeter. After the airport, apart from one short golden mile at Retamar, the route became wild and free all the way to Cabo de Gata. |
Wed 4th April 2007 |
Cabo de Gata (pueblo) to San Jose |
Thu 5th April 2007 |
Roquetas de Mar Boat Trip |
Fri 6th April 2007 |
Day in Aguadulce |
Sat 7th April 2007 |
Retamar to the Airport Bus and Hire-Car. The walk was not planned. The bus did not stop near the airport so we had to walk back 5.6 km from Retamar.. |
Sun 8th April 2007 |
San Jose to La Isleta del Moro Hire Car. The road out of San Jose was in disrepair and even four wheel drive vehicles would be unwise to try it. So there were no cars until we re-joined the coast road near La Isleta. The route was easy to find, not too strenuous and the views were excellent. |
| Mon 9th April 2007 11.1 km. |
La Isleta del Moro to Las Negras Hire Car. It was raining hard and windy too. We slogged into the headwind and driving rain all the way to Las Negras. Our outward route was along the coast roads avoiding slippery cliff paths. The route back to the car was much nicer with a coastal cliff path and a track through farm land in the Rodalquilar Valley. At Las Isleta, we walked through an idylic oasis. |
| Tue 10th April 2007 15.1 km including route errors. |
Las Negras to Agua Amarga Hire Car and Taxi. Starting at Las Negras, we walked northish along the beach and then up the river bed. The start of the walk was easy to find. At Cala de San Pedro we got lost. We walked through the caves, tents and shanties up the river valley. This was a tiring but interesting mistake. We took so long to get to Agua Amarga that we could not return to Las Negras in daylight. In any case we were too tired. We got a taxi back to our parked can in Las Negras. The terrain on this route was not easy. We lost the path once or twice too. |
| Wed 11th April 2007 10.6 km. |
Agua Amarga to Carboneras Hire Car. From Agua Amarga, we walked 10.6 km to the far end of Carboneras. The route started on a very quiet road. At the cement factory, ports and power station, there were lots of lorries but alongside there was smooth wasteland good for walking and wild flowers. Where the main road merged, the golden mile ran parallel providing another safe and pleasant route. |
| Thu 12th April 2007 20.5 km. |
Carboneras to Mojácar Hire Car and Taxi. We walked along the coast road from Carboneras to Mojácar. Fortunately this road is not too busy (in April). There are no afternoon buses so we got a taxi back to Carboneras. |
| Fri 13th April 2007 | Car tour of the Cabo de Gata Parque Natural We took Mini to see the sights. |
| Sat 14th April 2007 | Aguadulce, Almería Airport, London Stansted
Airport and Home. Ian fetched us from the airport. Nice. |