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Costa Calida's Mar Menor & La Manga
Dive into Europe’s largest saltwater lagoon and the unique 22-kilometre strip of land that defines it. This category is your go-to guide for family-friendly travel, therapeutic open-air mud baths in San Pedro del Pinatar, and endless watersports. Learn where to find the best seaside promenades, watch wild pink flamingos, and catch incredible sunsets over calm, warm waters.


Los Alcázares Beach Escape with Water Sports and Spa Bliss
Seven kilometres of beach can change the pace of a holiday. In Los Alcázares, that shoreline comes with warm, shallow water, easy-going seaside life, and a rare mix of active days and slow spa afternoons. This coastal town sits on the edge of the Mar Menor in the Region of Murcia, about 24 kilometres from Cartagena and close to San Javier. It feels made for travellers who want the sea within a few steps, but do not want every day to look the same. One morning can start with k
iris de neve
4 hours ago9 min read


San Pedro del Pinatar Guide to Salt Flats, Beaches and History
San Pedro del Pinatar is one of those places where the map explains the town. It sits between the calm water of the Mar Menor and the open Mediterranean, edged by salt flats, dunes, fishing harbours and long, flat beaches. The result is a small Murcian town with more variety than its size suggests. This is not only a place for a beach day. San Pedro del Pinatar has a layered history, a working salt landscape, traditional fishing roots and some of the most distinctive coastal
iris de neve
5 hours ago8 min read


What to See and Do in La Manga del Mar Menor
La Manga del Mar Menor is one of those places that looks almost unreal on a map: a long, narrow strip of land with the Mediterranean Sea on one side and Europe’s largest saltwater lagoon on the other. That shape has made it famous, busy, and, in places, heavily built up. Yet the wider area still holds some of the most rewarding natural spaces in the Region of Murcia. The best way to enjoy La Manga is to treat it as more than a beach resort. Use it as a base for calm lagoon wa
iris de neve
1 day ago8 min read
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