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What to do and see in Vera, Spain: The Best Places and Tips
Discover the best top things to do in Vera, Spain including Plaza de Toros de Vera, Plaza Mayor de Vera, Playas de Vera, Parque Acuatico Vera, Aquavera, Cafe Bar Bandi, Iglesia de Nuestra Senora de la Encarnacion, Over Limit, Canicas, Cerro del Espiritu Santo.
Restaurants in Vera
1. Plaza de Toros de Vera
Overall Ratings
4 based on 85 reviews
Reviewed By keenvisitor - Spain
We visited with our grandchildren n a party of 8. The custodian was very pleasant but Sid not speak much English. That did not matter as he interacted well with the children and the bullring itself was very interesting. There was no charge but we bought a couple of souvenirs from the gift shop and there was a tip jar. We returned later in the week to watch a demonstration of bull fighting skills (no bulls were harmed) and at that time the bar was open.
During the year there a e many events held here and the atmosphere and acoustics are very good for music and Concerts.
2. Plaza Mayor de Vera
Overall Ratings
4 based on 70 reviews
3. Playas de Vera
Overall Ratings
4 based on 116 reviews
Reviewed By naturistcouple1234 - Washington DC, District of Columbia
We were vacationing in Spain and driving along the Mediterranean coast. Being long time naturists we decided to spend a few days in Vera Playa. We rented a nice apartment in Vera natura and basically spent our time there nude living the naturist lifestyle. The beach is wide, long and beautiful. The sand is soft and fine. There are life guards and several beach bars as you walk. The north end of the beach is where the Vera Playa Hotel is located and is a naturist hotel. And going south is a long stretch of beach until the nude beach ends. The restaurants in the naturist area are a bit limited. Most are naturist friendly during the day but except for maybe two places you have to dress for dinner. We pretty much ate at the naturist friendly restaurants when we went out. The beach bars and restaurants are all naturist friendly but they close fairly early by european standards so dinner is usually not found there. The crowd at the beach is very mixed. Many naturist families as well as the usual groups of young and old that you would find on any beach except everyone is nude. It was a very pleasant and relaxing place to stay.
Overall, we will definitely by back to Vera Playa. The beach was beautiful and very relaxing. A great naturist beach vacation.
4. Parque Acuatico Vera
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 262 reviews
Parque Acuático Aquavera situado en la costa almeriense dispone de unas instalaciones increíbles. Es uno de los parques de referencia a nivel nacional donde podrás disfrutar con su zona infantil, mini-gol, olas, río aventura, multipista, Kamikace, black holes, rio aventura, zig zag,etc.
Reviewed By Mikeymcfc - London, United Kingdom
Queues very long, would recommend online booking however hard to judge as they go off height and not age. Shop needs to be at the entrance/exit not at the far end of the park. No cash points onsite and everything is cash only. Don't hire the inflatable rings as only two rides for available for these. Poor stewardship, food ok onsite. Very overpriced for size of park and only 6 slides. I will not be visiting again
5. Aquavera
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 97 reviews
Reviewed By FiMartin
Great for all ages. There are smaller slides & pool for 8 & under. A wave pool goes on periodically, manned by several lifeguards. Lots of different slides,again watched carefully by lifeguards. Take plenty of sun screen as it is very exposed, the sunbed have shade if wanted. A fantastic fun time for either just afternoon or all day -
6. Cafe Bar Bandi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By muchacho_13 - Vera, Spain
What a great place to visit for tapas. This place is always full of local Spanish enjoying cerveza, wine & great tapas. Tapas are either hot or cold but always fresh.
7. Iglesia de Nuestra Senora de la Encarnacion
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By betterthanwork - Nottingham, England
This different style of church was originally built as a fortress before being converted it a church. It is situated in the Plaza Mayor, where the locals sit and chat under the trees.
We took a 1€ walk up the bell tower (about 40-50 steepish steps) and arrived at the covered platform housing the 4 bells - one at each corner. The views out were not the best due to the protective rails and netting and if you arrive at midday, be ready for the loud chimes!
8. Over Limit
Overall Ratings
4 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By ladelave - Madrid
Llevamos año disfrutando de las opciones que el equipo de Claudio ofrece. Los niños empezaron con muy corta edad, 5 añitos, con la vela y han podido probar otras opciones
9. Canicas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 8 reviews
Children's Indoor Playground. Certified space dedicated to the amusement of children, facing the bulling of Vera. Ball pools, slides, football and basketball pitches... in a friendly and safe environment. CAFETERIA SERVICES FOR PARENTS, coffees, pastries, sandwiches, pizzas, soft drinks and menus for € 4 and € 5 and special offers in milkshakes and mini-sandwiches. Hours of free play: €4
Reviewed By Stacey A - Buntingford, United Kingdom
This was our first visit & as the weather wasnt great we decided to try it instead of going to the beach. Our children (6 and 4) thoroughly enjoyed it. It is a very clean soft play area with plenty to keep the kids occupied. The staff are very friendly. Would definitely recommend for the rainy/windy days, we will be returning.
10. Cerro del Espiritu Santo
Overall Ratings
3 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By marianela308 - Grecia, Costa Rica
No recomiendo para nada este tour, es aburrido y muy caro.
A los extranjeros les cobran mas del doble que a los todos es increible, ticos pagan 5.000 y extranjeros casi 13.000
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