Monuments
Águilas
Building from the end of the 19th century. Inside allegorical paintings by the Murcian painter José Sánchez stand out, some of them with Masonic symbolism.
Beach
Cope (Águilas)
Pet friendly beach located in a natural setting with a gorgeous landscape.
Beach
Calarreona (Águilas)
Calarreona beach counts with a vast surface of sand to the point of forming dunes on the adjacent salt marshes. Oriented to midday. A central little promontory where a youth hostel is settled.
Natural areas
Águilas
The Cuatro Calas Protected Landscape is located next to the provincial border with Almería. It is a small coastal strip of 222 hectares, in which small reliefs dominated by esparto grass combine with wadis and gullies, including the Saladar de Cañada Brusca and, on the coast, with sandy coves and cliffs. This area was declared a Protected Landscape by Law 4/1992 on the Planning and Protection of the Territory of the Region of Murcia. It is also a Site of Community Importance (SCI) and forms part of the Natura 2000 Network. A natural space of great geological interest and of high environmental value in which the absence of frost allows species unique in Europe to live here, such as the Cornical or the Azufaifo or Arto. Amongst its fauna, we can highlight the Black-headed Turtle and the Lagartia colirroja (Red-tailed Lizard). There are also birds typical of wetlands such as the Stork, and steppe and coastal rocky birds such as the Bonelli's Eagle, the Stone-curlew, the Black Wheatear, the Trumpeter Bullfinch and the Little Tern. This landscape invites you to enjoy our nature and its nature trails: 1-GR-92 Mediterranean Path. 2-SL- MU 18 Path of Cuatro Calas Juan Fº Mota Poveda. Information and Environmental Awareness Points: 968 228 937 - 968 228 925
Monuments
El Charcon (Águilas)
Old water mill, located in an area on the Águilas-Lorca road.
Lugares de interés
Águilas
Beautiful corner formed by a wide mosaic staircase located in front of the Hornillo beach. Handcrafted by its creator Juan Martínez ‘Casuco’.
Beach
El Cocón (Águilas)
Semi-urban beach. Dog friendly beach. Users Rules Dogs must be licensed, vaccinated and inmunnized. Dogs of Potentially Dangerous Breeds must be muzzled. Dogs must be under voice control or be in sigth of ther owner. No spike or prong collar. Clean up after your dog poop. Place your garbage and doog poop in containers.
Beach
El Cocón (Águilas)
Semi-urban beach. One of the most emblematic beaches, well accessible from the road carretera de Almería. It is oriented to the east and counts with a superb view to the village and to the promontory where the Castle of San Juan de Las Águilas is settled. Abundant fine sand, a peaceful and progressive way in to the beach. Protected to the south and the east. It is part of the site known as "Cuatro Calas", designated as "Protected Natural Landscape".