The Tabernas Desert or Desierto de Tabernas is a dry arid area in Spain's Almeria Province. This is…read morethe only inland desert in Europe. Definitely interesting place to visit, actually probably the busiest desert I ever visited. First animals are everywhere!! If you just pull out on the quiet empty lot and wait few minutes in piece, you will see dozens of rabbits popping out of ground. They are supper fast, so good luck taking picture of one, but they are definitely there. Tabernas Desert has been used for filming spaghetti westerns for decades. I don't believe it is an active sight (movie wise) but Oasys Mini Hollywood signs are everywhere on the road so very easy to find. Some of the blockbuster movies filmed there are: the Lawrence of Arabia , Cleopatra and Indiana Jones and the Last Crusader. We were more interested in desert itself than Mini Hollywood (been to the one in USA already in California), but if you have couple of hours spare, and you are not into nature-this is the place for you. Not sure on any of the restrictions during Covid.

Nice place to go. Mixture of western movie themepark and zoo. Don't expect Disneyland, no rides,…read morejust shows, exhibitions and animals, amongst others a white tiger. The place is very well maintained and is a good day trip for families. Also very positive: food and extras are priced normal, not as expensive as in other parks.

Playa Las Salinas was for sure one of the prettier beaches we passed on our way to Cabo De…read moreGata-Nijar (lighthouse). First we passed thru wetlands with the abundance of birds specially pink flamingos. They were everywhere. Tiny village Las Salinas can be seen on the other side off flatlands. It is really tiny, but the beach is very pretty, not too developed, so you get that natural park feel. Chapel of Las Salinas, salt hills, few restaurants and random houses all overlooking pristine beach..enough for several hours of fun.