Puerto de Mazarrón
A lively seaside town with sandy beaches, a marina and plenty of bars and restaurants along the waterfront. Great for a beach day followed by dinner by the sea.
Explore: visitamazarron.com
Region of Murcia tourism website ↗
Map of the area
- 1Puerto de Mazarrón
- 2Bolnuevo
- 3Murcia
- 4Lorca
- 5Cartagena
- 6La Manga
- 7Alhama de Murcia
- 8La Azohía
- 9Monasterio de Santa Eulalia
- 10Balneario de Archena
- 11Santa Pola
- 12Alicante
- 13Benidorm
RMU Murcia International Airport (Corvera) · ALC Alicante–Elche Airport. Map is a guide only, not to scale for navigation. Use the Maps link in Check-in for directions.
Places to visit
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Alhama de Murcia
Bolnuevo
Cartagena
La Azohía
La Manga
Lorca
Monasterio de Santa Eulalia
Murcia
Puerto de Mazarrón
Santa Pola
Alicante
Benidorm
Balneario de Archena
Bolnuevo
A more relaxed stretch of coast with beaches, striking sandstone rock formations and lovely coastal walks. Drive past the beach and up the hill to the turning circle to pick up the coastal walking route.
Murcia
The region’s vibrant capital, with beautiful plazas, historic streets, great shopping and a fantastic choice of tapas bars and restaurants. Perfect for a day of wandering, eating and exploring.
Explore: turismodemurcia.es
Zoo & Water Park: murcia.terranatura.com
Lorca
A beautiful historic city overlooked by its impressive hilltop castle. Wander the old streets, explore the castle and stop for lunch in the city.
Explore: lorcaturismo.es
Cartagena
A fascinating port city packed with history, including its impressive Roman Theatre, historic streets, gardens and waterfront. Take the scenic mountain route if you have time. It’s longer, but a lovely drive.
Explore: turismo.cartagena.es
La Manga
A long, narrow strip of coastline between the Mediterranean and Mar Menor, with miles of sandy beaches and plenty of places to stop for lunch or a swim.
Alhama de Murcia
The traditional market town that gives the resort its name. Explore the old town, Moorish castle ruins and weekly market, with the beautiful Sierra Espuña countryside nearby.
Explore: turismo.alhamademurcia.es
La Azohía
A laid-back fishing village with clear, calm water that’s ideal for swimming, snorkelling and paddleboarding. Nearby Cabo Tiñoso is also worth exploring for its coastline and views.
Monasterio de Santa Eulalia
A peaceful hillside sanctuary near Totana, known for its beautiful painted interior and views across the surrounding countryside. A lovely stop to combine with Totana or a trip towards Lorca.
Balneario de Archena
One of Spain’s best-known thermal spa complexes, set beside the River Segura in the beautiful Ricote Valley. Spend the day relaxing in natural thermal pools, hydrotherapy circuits and saunas, or book a massage, beauty or traditional thermal treatment. There are also restaurants and cafés within the complex.
Explore: balneariodearchena.com
Tip for Murcia, Lorca and Cartagena: double-check parking rules. Parking fines are paid in person at a Limusa office (mornings only). If you overrun, buy a run-on ticket at the machine as soon as you can.
Valencian Community – Alicante Province
Santa Pola
A relaxed coastal town with long sandy beaches, a marina and fishing port. Visit the nearby salt lakes to spot flamingos, or catch a boat across to the island of Tabarca.
Explore: turismosantapola.es
Alicante
A lively Mediterranean city with a beautiful marina, palm-lined promenade, old town and Santa Bárbara Castle overlooking the coast. Great for shopping, sightseeing, restaurants and the beach.
Explore: alicanteturismo.com
Benidorm
Famous for its beaches and nightlife, but there’s plenty more to explore, including the old town, spectacular coastal viewpoints, water parks and family attractions.
Explore: visitbenidorm.es
Valencian Community – Valencia Province
Valencia
A fantastic city for a full day out, combining a beautiful historic centre with the futuristic City of Arts and Sciences, excellent shopping, beaches and some of Spain’s best-known food and markets.
Explore: visitvalencia.com