Cartagena

Port city full of character on the Costa Calida

Cartagena is a port city full of character on the Costa Calida, where a rich history blends seamlessly with a modern, lively atmosphere. The city is home to impressive Roman remains, such as the ancient theater, and offers an atmospheric historic center full of charming squares, boutiques and cultural attractions. Thanks to the combination of heritage, architecture and sea, Cartagena has a unique look that feels both authentic and stylish.

The city is also known for its high-quality restaurants and cozy bars.

In addition to culture, Cartagena offers an excellent coastal lifestyle. The wide promenade, the marina and the nearby beaches make it an ideal place to relax.

Murcia

City full of history, culture and lively streets

Murcia is a city full of history, culture and lively streets. Stroll through the historic center with its impressive cathedral, atmospheric squares and narrow streets full of cafes and tapas bars. The mix of Roman, Moorish and Baroque influences makes the city unique and photogenic.

Highlights

Murcia is located on the Segura River and is surrounded by fertile landscapes, known for oranges, lemons and rice.

Enjoy the local gastronomy, bustling markets and colorful festivals such as Semana Santa.

Alicante

Alicante, on the sunny Costa Blanca, is a city that perfectly combines history, culture and relaxation. The imposing Castillo de Santa Bárbara towers over the city and offers stunning views over the Mediterranean Sea, while the narrow streets and squares in the center invite you to take pleasant walks and taste local tapas.

Highlights

Along the Explanada de España promenade, you can enjoy palm trees, colorful mosaic tiles, and a lively atmosphere, while the sandy beaches are perfect for sunbathing or swimming.

With its mix of culture, gastronomy and beach fun, Alicante is an ideal day trip.

San Pedro del Pinatar

San Pedro is a small town in the north of Murcia, it is located between the Mar Menor and the Mediterranean Sea. The popular area is located directly on the small inland sea, the Mar Menor and the salt lakes with their flamingos. This is a beautiful statue and you really must have seen it.

Due to the centuries-long operation of the areas in the very salty water of the Mar Menor, natural moddder baths have been created, which are known for their therapeutic properties.

Along the coast there is a choice of terraces where you can enjoy the local tapas.

Los Alcazares

Water sports come here in all shapes and sizes. Due to the favorable natural conditions in the Mar Menor, many sports can be practiced such as: flyboarding, water skiing, paddle and kayaking. In Los Alcázares there are several schools where you can become proficient in sailing, windsurfing, kite surfing and canoeing.

For an exploration of the Mar Menor, visitors can take advantage of the free boat ride on the inland sea. The trip takes about an hour and offers the opportunity to see the islets in the Mar Menor and learn and discover more interesting things about the saltwater lagoon

The La Hita Nature Reserve. On the border with Santiago de la Ribera, behind La Hita beach, lies this salt marsh with a remarkably rich vegetation and small wetlands. The area is rich in waterfowl and has a protected status. Walkways made of wooden decking make it easy to walk around the reserve. Bird lovers would do well to bring a camera and binoculars.