Aguilas
Aguilas is the southernmost town/municipality in the Murcia region. It is perfectly located directly by the sea. It has a beautiful port, lovely city and wonderful beaches.
Aguilas is the southernmost town/municipality in the Murcia region. It is perfectly located directly by the sea. It has a beautiful port, lovely city and wonderful beaches.
Cartagena is the second largest city in the Murcia region, it is an ancient port city and the most important Spanish naval base on the Mediterranean.
Due to the good microclimate and the high salt content (salt is extracted just outside Lo Pagan) it is one of the healthiest areas in the whole world.
The Romans were first to settle in the area. The salt content of the Mar Menor allowed them to set up an industry with salted meat, fish as well as thermal baths and spas.
Murcia is the capital of the region of the same name. The population is approx. 450,000 - making it Spain's seventh largest city. Its history dates back to the year 825, when it was founded by the Emir of Cordoba.
The "Region of Murcia" is located in the south-eastern part of Spain, located on the Mediterranean Sea between Valencia and Andalusia.
San Pedro del Pinatar is a small town and municipality in the province of Murcia, the area is 22 km2 and the population is just over 25,000. It is located midway between the cities of Alicante and Cartagena, close to the Mediterranean Sea.
Santiago de la Ribera has got a beautiful sandy beach. It?s a fishing town just outside San Javier. On one side is a beautiful older military academy.