Located on Murcia’s Costa Calida, the former fishing village of Los Alcázares sits on Europe’s largest salt water lagoon with pristine “Blue Flagged” beaches that are ideal for both families and water sports enthusiasts. Surrounded by history dating back to the Romans and the Moors the area contains a treasure trove of architectural wonders just waiting to be discovered. World class golf is on your doorstep as is the stunning Ricote Valley and all its gastronomic delights that you can sample after a day of adventure sports or horseback riding on one of the many trails.
Los Alcázares
Fronting the town on the Mar Menor, this wide 600m beach has all the facilities you would expect to find on an urban beach.
Playa de La Concha
Quieter than the beach at Los Alcázares, this 400m …show more content…
Medina Siyâsa
The uninhabited Muslim Medina Siyâsa was once one of the most important sites of Islam in Moorish Spain.
Jumilla
Built in 1461 by the Marquis of Villena, Jumilla Castle and the surrounding vineyards make for great day out.
Bullas, Jumilla and Yecla
Visit one of the regions many wineries to learn about the wine making process, while getting to sample the end product.
La Manga Club
Known as one of the words top golf resorts, La Manga Club offers 3 championship courses to choose from.
Diving
Discover the Mediterranean’s best diving in the Marine Reserve of Cabo de Palos.
Rafting
Rafting on the scenic Segura River tests your nerves as you battle rapids and natural waterfalls.
Skydive Costa Calida
Free fall for a minute after making a tandem parachute jump from 4000 metres.
Caldero
Traditional fish, pepper and rice dish cooked over an open fire in a large iron pot.
Bacalao Fresco con Tomate
Salt cod cooked with tomatoes and garlic.
Paparajote
Battered deep fried lemon leaves sprinkled with sugar and cinnamon.
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Los Alcázares
Fronting the town on the Mar Menor, this wide 600m beach has all the facilities you would expect to find on an urban beach.
Playa de La Concha
Quieter than the beach at Los Alcázares, this 400m …show more content…
Medina Siyâsa
The uninhabited Muslim Medina Siyâsa was once one of the most important sites of Islam in Moorish Spain.
Jumilla
Built in 1461 by the Marquis of Villena, Jumilla Castle and the surrounding vineyards make for great day out.
Bullas, Jumilla and Yecla
Visit one of the regions many wineries to learn about the wine making process, while getting to sample the end product.
La Manga Club
Known as one of the words top golf resorts, La Manga Club offers 3 championship courses to choose from.
Diving
Discover the Mediterranean’s best diving in the Marine Reserve of Cabo de Palos.
Rafting
Rafting on the scenic Segura River tests your nerves as you battle rapids and natural waterfalls.
Skydive Costa Calida
Free fall for a minute after making a tandem parachute jump from 4000 metres.
Caldero
Traditional fish, pepper and rice dish cooked over an open fire in a large iron pot.
Bacalao Fresco con Tomate
Salt cod cooked with tomatoes and garlic.
Paparajote
Battered deep fried lemon leaves sprinkled with sugar and cinnamon.
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