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Murcia in southeastern Spain, has not had the same advertisement, or prosperity, like other regions of Spain, but the air services has improved, thanks in part to low cost airlines, rail and motorway links, and development property, to ensure this is set to change. The traditional region calls for visitors wishing to enjoy the real Spain and Spanish culture, such as food, architecture and the pace of life. They are more visitors to Spain want English-style pub near the beach, or log in English available in the local shop. The Mediterranean diet is both cheap and healthy, whether you choose to cook or eat out. There is plenty of choice and most fruits and vegetables are grown locally. The "package holiday destination" image that Spain already has been on the decline.
The Costa Calida (Warm Coast) has been running for over 170 kilometers and a sea of blue and a variety of resorts and villages Traditional Spanish fishing. The winter temperature around 11 degrees and summer temperatures of 34 degrees to give the region's average annual temperature of 18 degrees. Combined with over 300 sunny days per year, it is not difficult to see why this region is so tempting. The Costa Calida has something for everyone, from unspoilt beaches and fishing villages, a fine golf courses and excellent water sports facilities.
The region is also well known by golfers, and the seaside resort of La Manga is the course's most famous golf course in Murcia, if not Spain. As La Manga Club Golf Altorreal and Mosa Golf Club courses are popular, and there are many other courses under development. Some developments property are designed to appeal to golfers, and are located near golf courses and new golf resorts are dedicated to being built.
A 170 square kilometers, the Mar Menor is the largest saltwater lagoon in Europe. And a great place to learn sailing, windsurfing, water skiing and jet skiing, high salt content means that the lagoon is safe for swimming and paddle, which makes it popular with families. The Mar Menor is also become a conservation area and home to many different species of birds.
If the beach, water sports and golf only do not appeal to you, there are many other reasons to visit Murcia. The city of Murcia itself dates back to 825, and has been described as the most beautiful city Spain. With excellent shopping and restaurants in the tapas bars and restaurants, and Moorish architecture, the city of Murcia has a lot to offer. The university and the student population, and many festivals and celebrations means there's always plenty to do. There are also castles and historic buildings located in cities Alamha, Mula and Lorca, and the port of Cartagena is a popular stopover for cruise ships. San Javier could well be the ideal location: near the airport, half an hour from both Murcia and Cartagena, and near several golf courses.
The region of Murcia is traditionally agricultural, and pushing many olives, citrus and vegetables. With over 100 000 hectares of vineyards, this region has a tradition of winemaking. The wines are not always the best, but thanks to new technologies and techniques, wine is rapidly improving and becoming more commercial success. Why not taste the wine while you're there?
Lovers nature are well supported in Murcia and there are many nature parks which are well worth the visit. Calblanque, south of Mar Menor is a protected natural area since 1982 and a nature reserve since 1992. This nature reserve has high dunes, sandy beaches and numerous species of birds and plants. Visitors can enjoy the park on foot, by bicycle and on horseback and by car.
San Pedro del Pinatar Regional Park is home of Salinas y Arenales, wetlands most important in the region. Flocks of flamingos stay here every year before their trip to North Africa.
Sierra Espuna Regional Park has incredible landscapes including the dramatic peaks, forests and many species of plants. The boars, goats, cats and turtles mountain can be found here. This park is People with walking tours and the peak at 1579m Espuna can be seen from miles around.
The warm climate and coastal activities attract generally first time visitors, and once there, they discover there is much more to the region than just beaches and golf. From a hiking in a national park for a round of golf, a day on the beach for a day of sightseeing, Murcia will please everyone.
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