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Los Lobos (The Wolves) is a small mountain village midway between Cuevas del Almanzora and San Juan de Los Terreros. With superb mountain views the village is populated by a mix of Spanish and English residents.

Recent years have seen a number of new housing developments, though the village maintains the local atmosphere and traditions. A fiesta is held every August and a special Fathers day event is held in March.

The area offers a wide variety of attractions and facilities close to Los Lobos, including many excellent golf courses (Desert Springs o­nly 10 mins drive), water sports, winter sports near Granada (about 2 hrs drive) and plenty of country walks locally.

Visits to the water park at Garrucha and Mini Hollywood at Tabernas are among local attractions that will provide entertainment for children and adults alike! The local fiestas at various times of the year are great fun, and there are several markets held locally most days of the week.

The village is situated about 5 kms inland, with a wide variety of beaches nearby, ranging from quiet, sandy coves (about 10 mins drive) to the long beaches of Mojacar (about 20 mintes drive) and San Juan de los Terreros (5 minutes drive). The harbour and port of Aguilas and Garrucha are 15 - 20 minutes drive.Numerous 18 hole golf courses, including the renowned Desert Springs (10 mins drive)in the area all within 10 - 20 minutes drive. Soon the new motorway between Cartagena (Murcia) and Vera will open the way to enjoy places further a field with ease.

There is a supermarket in village where it is possible buy almost anything! For the larger supermarkets, banks, and a wide variety of shops, Vera is about 10 minutes drive and Cuevas del Almanzora closer at just some 5 minutes drive. There are numerous restaurants within easy driving distance and two bars in the village.

It is believed that Los Lobos as such was founded in the year 1840, as accomodation for the mining community that had developed in Sierra Almagrera. You will meet older locals there who are the children of the mining community who are the last direct descents of the miners. All at the town are proud of their history and you will hear stories being told in the afternoons by the old men playing dominoes at the two local bars.