Murcia
06 MAR - 31 DIC
Explore the Senderos Azules hiking routes of the Murcia coast and countryside In the south-eastern corner of Spain the attractions of a day out enjoying Nature are more varied than many people realize at first, ranging from the crystal-clear water of the Mediterranean to the mountains which reach altitudes of 2,000 metres and encompassing everything in between in a world full of contrasts which constantly appeals to the more adventurous among us. The Regional Tourist Board (ITREM) especially recommends the ¿Senderos Azules¿ (blue paths..
Murcia
12 JUN - 31 DIC
Half a dozen plans for a day away from the beach in the Costa Cálida! School¿s almost out for summer, and thousands of families will be heading from all over Europe to the Costa Cálida for their annual dose of sun, sea and sand, but of course the Region of Murcia consists of more than just the fabulous beaches of the Mediterranean and Mar Menor coastlines and there are plenty of fabulous options to break out of the beach routine for a day and explore what the area has to offer just a short drive inland. Water Parks, nature reserves..
Totana
25 MAY - 31 DIC
From the Bronze Age to the 21st century, tradition and scenery in the south-west of Murcia Close to the beaches of the Bay of Mazarrón and closer still to the mountains of Sierra Espuña, Totana in south-western Murcia boasts a surprising array of attractions provided by the landscape itself and the activities of Mankind here over the last 6,000 years! The buildings in the town centre include many noble homes dating from the 18th and 19th centuries, at the centre of which are the majestic church and tower of Santiago, the Town Hall and..
Calasparra
30 SEP - 31 DIC
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Murcia
11 ENE - 31 DIC
A harder job would be to name reasons NOT to visit Yecla and Jumilla! If you¿re one of those whose knowledge of the Region of Murcia is limited to the beaches of the Mediterranean and the Mar Menor, couple of local watering holes or restaurants, the airport in Corvera and perhaps the cities of Cartagena and Murcia, it¿s time to broaden your horizons and discover a whole different world which lies a little further inland! This is a world where palm trees are replaced by oaks and pines, where the flat vegetable crop fields of the Campo..
Cartagena
17 JUL - 06 SEP
3,000 years of history in Cartagena seen through images of the city¿s architecture An architectural photography exhibition entitled ¿Paisaje del Tiempo¿ (The Landscape of Time) is now open at the Roman Theatre Museum in Cartagena, showing images of the city¿s architecture which reflect and illustrate the 3,000 years of history behind the urban landscape we see today. Through architectural elements it is possible to trace the development of Cartagena, as well as gain an idea of the values, needs and aspirations of each period represented..
Cabo de Palos (Cartagena)
11 JUL - 20 AGO
One of the summer favourites returns to Cabo de Palos for 2026 Since it was first held in 2015 the La Hormiga hippy market has become a fixture in the summer life of the Costa Cálida, and this year the event returns to area on the way to the lighthouse in Cabo de Palos (on the esplanade in front of the pharmacy) from 11th July to 20th August. Once again the area becomes a showcase for designers, arts and crafts and creative artists, opening at 19.30 and continuing until late. During July the market opens on Saturday 11th and the Wednesdays..
Murcia
18 MAR - 31 DIC
Just a few of the natural gems of Murcia, put them on your ¿must visit¿ list! Most visitors know the Region of Murcia as a beach holiday destination, but in fact the variety of landscapes and spectacular views is far wider and it is worth getting to know a few of them. The chances are that once you start exploring you'll find it hard to stop! Salto del Usero The waterfalls which burst out of a rock face just outside the Bullas are soon to be officially classified as a ¿Natural Monument¿, although locals who..
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Calasparra
In a region where parties are held every month of the year, it's more than likely that your visit will coincide with at least one of them, and if not, there is bound to be a festival. Music, theatre, dance... whatever takes your fancy, we have something for you.
Archena is crossed by the Segura River and is the entrance to the Ricote Valley. This fertile oasis surrounded by mountains is notorious for the therapeutic power of its thermal waters and for a history which dates back to the Iberian period
Calasparra, surrounded by four different rivers and two marshes, has one of the most amazing natural landscapes in the north-west. You will be amazed by its cave paintings, archaeological sites, culture, outdoor sports and its rice, which could be probably the best you¿ve ever tasted.
It is said that the Northeast is like a Castilian knight: elegant and filled with nobility. This area of countless possibilities has broad plains, vineyards and magnificent mountain ranges; it is proud of its history, culture and festivities.
The municipality of Fortuna stands out by its vast horizons and its contrast between arid landscapes and green palm trees. The history of this land, surrounded by nature protection areas, is strongly linked with a thermal spring that's been really appreciated since the Iberian and Roman periods.
Frankly, we just love hustle and bustle. Both the great climate and tradition lead Murcian people to meet up in good company in order to make the most of the good weather. One example of these meeting places are the bars where you can enjoy nearly an infinite variety of tapas, whether it be inside at the counter or outside on the sun terraces. Just don't forget to always have your napkin to hand and, if you're still hungry, be ready to shout out 'Camarero, otra ronda!' ('Waiter, another round please!')
The Mar Menor is -in spite of its name- Europe's biggest salt water lagoon, and it is separated from the Mediterranean Sea by La Manga, a strip of land which is 22km long. This natural setting has an idyllic microclimate and perfect conditions to enjoy nautical sports. Moreover, here you will find a very particular combination of fishing traditions and modernity, impossible to find anywhere else.
Mazarrón is set in a wide bay which opens up into the Mediterranean Sea. Its coast used to be visited by Phoenician traders, fishermen of every era and by former miners, who used it to unwind after their hard day's work. It's one of the best places to holiday for sun and beach lovers!
