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Murcia boasts 250 km of beautiful coastline that stretches along the mediterranean and the Mar Menor.
Here are a few of our favourites:
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Playa de Villananitos - Lo Pagan
Lo Pagan has a beautiful beach, promenade and small marina.
Lo Pagan is most famous for its mud baths. These are free and all ages can use them. The mud baths are located at the end of the beach and the start of the Salinas walking and cycling route out to sea (rent an e-bike). Simply walk down the steps, cover yourself with the therapeutic mud, said to be good for all types of skin complaints, aches and pain, dry off in the sun, then re-enter the water to wash it all off!
Hammock rental, umbrella rental, disabled parking, beach bars, litter bins, walkways, promenade, first aid, ramps, restaurants, telephone, children's play area, adapted shaded areas
Predominantly street parking, but with a large carpark at the far end by the marina.
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Playa de La Concha - Los Alcázares
An urban beach situated at the southern end of the promenade. Some great restaurants including the historic La Encarnación and the lovely San Antonios which stretches out across the Mar Menor.
Restaurants, showers, toilets. During the summer season this beach is supervised by a lifeguard. There is also the facility to rent both sunbeds and umbrellas.
There is a small free carpark opposite Club Náutico. This does get busy in the summer months, additional free parking can be found in the adjacent streets.
There is also a paid, underground carpark nearby.
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Playa de los Narejos - Los Alcázares
A perfect urban beach with the best service for family holidaymakers or active people who can try windsurfing, SUP or kitesurfing in the shallow waters of the Mar Menor.
Stroll along the promenade and you will pass plenty of chiringuitos or restaurants, where you can enjoy the view of the Mar Menor and the silhouette of La Manga, on the other shore of the inland sea.
Sunbed, hammock and sunshade hire, toilets, bins and recycling points, adapted toilets for those with disabilities, footwashes, changing rooms adapted for disabled use, bathing seats for disabled use, lifeguard (seasonal)
Parking is free of charge and can be found in the adjacent streets at the beginning and end of the beach zone. You can only occasionally park directly at the beach.
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Cala Cortina – Cartagena
This is a stunning little horseshoe-shaped cove that gets busy with the locals at the height of the summer. The sandy beach sits amidst rocks, which makes it a great area for snorkeling. To access the beach, you pass through a tunnel at the Puerto de Santa Lucía. The beach restaurant Mares Bravas is a traditional house and has stood here at the bay since the 1960s. It serves excellent paella and seafood dishes.
There are two large free parking spaces above the bay. It can get really crowded on weekends. When the first parking lot is full, you can try the one on the other side near the road crossing.
Access: From the first parking lot you access the beach via steep steps. The second parking lot is lower and you walk along a sandy path under the road to the bay.
Showers and toilets, wooden walkways, Mares Bravas Restaurant
There are two large free parking spaces above the bay. It can get really crowded on weekends. When the first parking lot is full, you can try the one on the other side near the road crossing.
Access: From the first parking lot you access the beach via steep steps.
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