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richard davies

San José, which lies between the hills of En Medio and Cala la Higuera, is a pretty fishing village hidden in a bay of crystal clear, shallow waters in the heart of Cabo de Gata. Being a busy attraction in the summer months for tourists the world over, it has not lost the charm and beauty, typical of Cabo de Gata - It also marks the best starting point for drives to some of the most extraordinary places on Cabo de Gata such as Campillo de los Genoveses, a vast vista of open parkland watched over by the old windmill (now restored), and the inlet of the same name; the Playa de Mónsul, a beach with impressive forms and a huge dune leading down to it; the welcoming Playa de la Media Luna, the stunning Playa de los Genoveses and the secluded coves of El Barronal and Carbón.

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San José, on the route of Cabo de Gata´s volcanic and botanical wonders, as well as cinemagraphic claims to fame, is well documented for the green fingered amongst us; rare flora and forna can be seen across Cabo de Gata, Sierra Filabres and Sierra Cabrera, with many of these tablets posted across the Parque Natural.

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