Costa de Almería

Mojácar. The white village above the Mediterranean.

Mojácar rises in whitewashed terraces above a long Blue Flag beach, with the Sierra Cabrera behind it and Morocco on a clear horizon. It is the most established international address on this stretch of coast, and it behaves accordingly: a compact old town, a separate beachfront, and a market that has been trading with Northern European buyers for decades.

Mojácar, Costa de Almería

Market note

Apartment-led with a villa premium on the hillside. Sea views and orientation are the main price drivers.

Popular areas

  • Mojácar Playa
  • Pueblo / Old Town
  • Vista de los Ángeles
  • Macenas
  • Sierra Cabrera

Why Mojácar

The village and the beach are two distinct places ten minutes apart. The old town is narrow streets, white walls and viewpoints; Mojácar Playa is a linear seafront of apartments, villas and promenade.

Buyers who want year-round life tend to choose the Playa. Buyers who want the postcard tend to choose the hillside — usually with more steps and less parking.

The property market

Stock is dominated by apartments and townhouses on the Playa, with detached villas on the hillside and in the valleys behind. Sea views carry a clear premium, and orientation matters more here than almost anywhere on the coast.

Inventory is finite: the village cannot expand, so well-priced resales move quickly and genuinely new build is limited.

Lifestyle

Swimming from Easter to October, golf and walking in the Sierra Cabrera, and a restaurant culture that runs from beach bars to serious kitchens. Almería airport is under an hour; Alicante and Murcia are reachable for a wider flight choice.

Buying process

Buying in Mojácar, stage by stage.

01Discover

Tell us what you're looking for.

02Match

We identify properties that fit.

03View

A local partner coordinates your visit.

04Proceed

We coordinate the next steps with you.

05Complete

Your transaction reaches completion.

FAQ

Common questions about Mojácar.

Is Mojácar busy in summer?

August is genuinely busy, particularly around the Playa. Buyers who want quiet often look at the hillside, or at Vera and Garrucha a short drive north.

How far is the airport?

Almería airport is roughly 50 minutes by car. Murcia and Alicante are practical alternatives for a wider choice of flights.

Do I need a car?

For the old town, no. For the Playa and the valleys around it, most owners keep a car.

General information only, and not legal or tax advice. Local rules and market conditions change; confirm specifics with a qualified professional.