Destinations
List of Destinations
Costa Calida
This region boasts over 3,000 hours of sunshine a year, and its coastline is bathed by the warm waters of two seas. Its coast is known as the Costa Cálida (the balmy coast) and is home to endless beaches and small coves which offer multiple options for leisure, sports and well-being.
One of the most attractive areas is La Manga del Mar Menor, the ideal destination for relaxing and enjoying the sea and the activities in its marine resort. You’ll also find long white sandy beaches that run the full 21 KLM of La Manga where you can swim, enjoy water sports, or just simply relax and soak up the sun and tranquillity while the children play. More about this area below.
Cartagena
The second-largest city in the Murcia region, is a historic port town perfect for a day out. You can enjoy stunning sights, watch cruise ships, shopping and explore scenic streets filled with cosy cafes, bars, and restaurants.
The city is rich in history, with numerous Roman, Byzantine, and Moorish ruins. It was the main base for the Republican Navy during the Spanish Civil War and features well-preserved sites, including a 1st-century Roman theatre, the second largest on the Iberian Peninsula.
Cartagena’s vibrant city centre offers a charming atmosphere, while beautiful beaches like Cala Cortina are just a short drive away. If you’re visiting from La Manga Mar Menor, consider staying overnight to fully experience the city. Be sure to purchase historical site tickets at the main museum or the tourist information office, rather than from street vendors.
Parking is available but be mindful of pay-and-display regulations. There is a noticeable police presence, which adds to the feeling of safety for tourists. Take your time to explore and enjoy all that this amazing city has to offer!
La Manga del Mar Menor
La Manga is renowned for its miles of sandy beaches that stretch along both sides of the 21klm peninsula, where you can enjoy the Mediterranean Sea on one side and the beautiful Mar Menor Salt Lake on the other. You can literally walk from the sea to the lake in just minutes, which is how La Manga got its name, “two seas.”
The Mediterranean Sea is perfect for both waves and calm waters, while the Mar Menor Lake is shallow and warm with no waves, making it ideal for children and those who prefer shallow water.
You can enjoy a variety of restaurants, bars, cafes, spas, mud baths and water sports at whichever location you choose. Treat yourself to ice cream, local wines, delicious cocktails, and amazing seafood dishes.
Tomas Mastre Marina is the ideal destination for dining, drinking, and enjoying life. Located at KLM14, it offers everything you need. You can watch yachts sailing in and out beneath the impressive bridge, which rises every few hours to allow boats to pass.
La Manga del Mar Menor stretches for 21 kilometres and offers a variety of wonderful activities to enjoy, with the Mediterranean Sea on one side and the Mar Menor on the other. During the summer, this pristine location transforms into a true haven and paradise.
La Manga Club
Golf, Tennis, Football, Swimming, Grand Hyatt Hotel, Restaurants, Bars. A completely contained destination full of experiences. Many developments in one resort/community.
- El Rancho
- Los Olivos
- Monte Claro
- Individual Villas
- Hacienda Del Golf
- Golf Bungalows
- Montemares
- Los Molinos
- Los Brisas
Golf, Tennis, Football, Swimming, Grand Hyatt Hotel, Restaurants, Bars. A completely contained destination full of experiences. Many developments in one resort/community.
- El Rancho
- Los Olivos
- Monte Claro
- Individual Villas
- Hacienda Del Golf
- Golf Bungalows
- Montemares
- Los Molinos
- Los Brisas
La Manga Club Resort stands as an award-winning sports and leisure destination located in the Murcia region of southeast Spain. Spanning 1,400 acres of picturesque Costa Calida countryside, the resort is flanked by natural parks and pristine beaches. It is widely recognized for its extensive array of sporting facilities, complemented by exceptional bars, shops, and restaurants. Furthermore, it is conveniently situated near numerous cultural and historical attractions within the region.
The resort offers a diverse selection of properties, ranging from compact one-bedroom apartments to expansive six-bedroom villas. These accommodations are organised throughout the resort into distinct “communities,” each characterised by its unique ambience.
La Manga Club is esteemed among golfers, sports enthusiasts, and families, making it a preferred destination for a variety of visitors.
Features:
- Golf courses: Three 18-hole championship golf courses
- Tennis courts: 28 tennis courts
- Paddle tennis courts: 7 courts
- Football pitches: 8 pitches, including 3 that are home to FC Cartagena’s Sports City
- Gym: A refurbished gym
- Indoor and Outdoor pools: some are heated
- Private pools: If you rent a villa
- The Grand Hyatt Hotel: Spa, Restaurants and much more
Location:
- South of La Manga
- Bordered by the Mar Menor and Calblanque Regional Park
- About a 15-minute drive from La Manga and Cartagena
Nearby attractions:
- Cabo de Palos, an internationally known marine reserve
- Cartagena, an ancient city
Costa Blanca Resorts
Benissa
Benissa is a town on the eastern coast of Spain, in the province of Alicante and the autonomous community of Valencia. As of September 2021, it had a population of around 14,000. Known for its charming Mediterranean atmosphere and picturesque landscapes, Benissa is located between the mountains and the sea, making it a popular tourist destination along the Costa Blanca.
The town features narrow streets, whitewashed houses, and a historic centre with landmarks like the Church of the Puríssima Xiqueta and the Lonja de Contratación, a medieval market. Benissa also offers beautiful beaches and access to the Sierra de Bernia mountains for hiking.
The town hosts various festivals throughout the year, including the Moors and Christians festival, highlighting its cultural traditions with lively parades and music. Overall, Benissa combines historical charm, natural beauty, and a relaxed Mediterranean lifestyle.
A few kilometres away from the centre of Benissa, you will find the local beaches and calas (coves) which boast crystal clear waters and are set amongst impressive natural rocky surroundings. Work on your tan, immerse yourself in the turquoise waters and explore the rich sea life. Here are the beaches in Benissa that you cannot miss out on!
Moraira
Moraira is a small coastal town belonging to Teuada, located on the eastern coast of Spain, in the province of Alicante, within the autonomous community of Valencia. It is part of the Costa Blanca region, known for its beautiful Mediterranean beaches and picturesque landscapes.
One of the main attractions of Moraira is its stunning coastline, featuring sandy beaches and rocky coves. The Playa de l’Ampolla and Playa del Portet are two of the most popular beaches in the area, offering crystal-clear waters and a relaxing atmosphere. These beaches are well-equipped with facilities and are ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and water sports.
In addition to its natural beauty, Moraira has a charming town centre with narrow streets, whitewashed buildings, and a relaxed ambience. The town preserves its traditional Spanish character while offering modern amenities such as shops, restaurants, bars, and cafes.
There is also a marina where visitors can admire luxury yachts and enjoy seafood delicacies in waterfront restaurants. For those interested in history and culture, Moraira has some notable landmarks worth visiting. The Castle of Moraira, also known as the Castle of Cap d’Or, is an ancient fortress perched on a hilltop overlooking the town. It offers panoramic views of the Mediterranean and serves as a reminder of the area’s historical significance.
Benitachell
Benitachell is a small town on the eastern coast of Spain, in the province of Alicante within the Valencian Community. Located on the Costa Blanca, it sits between the larger towns of Jávea and Moraira, providing a tranquil environment away from busy tourist areas.
The town is close to the Mediterranean Sea, offering beautiful beaches and scenic coastlines. Primarily residential, Benitachell attracts expatriates seeking a quieter lifestyle while still having access to essential amenities like shops and restaurants, with larger facilities available in nearby towns.
Characterized by traditional Spanish architecture and surrounded by picturesque hills and valleys, Benitachell is also known for its mix of local and expatriate cultures that contribute to a vibrant community. A notable area within the town is Cumbre del Sol, recognized for its stunning sea views and various housing options, including villas and apartments.
Teulada
Teulada is a municipality in Alicante, part of the Valencia region in eastern Spain, located near the Mediterranean coast and adjacent to Moraira. Known for its charming old town with narrow streets and traditional architecture, Teulada offers glimpses of its rich history.
A standout landmark is the 18th-century Church of Santa Catalina, known for its Gothic style and ornate interior. Teulada is also recognized for its agricultural heritage, particularly the Muscatel grapes used to produce local Moscatel wine. Visitors can explore vineyards and sample the wines that play a key role in the local economy.
The town hosts various traditional festivals, with the Moors and Christians festival being the most notable. This lively event features parades, reenactments, and music, celebrating the region’s historical conflicts.
Teulada’s proximity to the coast provides easy access to beautiful beaches and coves, especially in Moraira, known for its sandy shores and clear waters. Overall, Teulada is a captivating destination that combines historical charm, natural beauty, and vibrant cultural traditions.
Costa Del Sol
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