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Rates & avialability per week

Period	Price
High season: August and September	300.00 £

Rates & avialability per month

Period	Price
High season: August and September	950.00 £

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Oasis house/Ref: 6477
Owner Name	Mrs Maria Martinez
Tel	34 610 035413
Fax	610035413
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PLACES TO VISIT
Los Alcazares provides an excellent base for exploring Mediterranean Spain. The list of things to do and places to see is endless. Here, listed in order of proximity to Los Alcazares are just some of the places within easy reach.


BEACHES IN THE AREA

THE ISLANDS OF THE MAR MENOR

STREET MARKETS

SAN JAVIER and LA RIBERA


SAN PEDRO and LO PAGÁN


CARTAGENA

LA MANGA and CABO DE PALOS
MURCIA

MAZARRON

TORREVIEJA

AGUILAS and LORCA

ELCHE and SANTA POLA

ALICANTE

BENIDORM

Los Narejos

The golden sandy beaches of Los Alcazares have been awarded the coveted blue flag of excellence and the warm water of the Mar Menor makes bathing a delight. There is ample provision of showers, toilets, first aid, rescue services and facilities for the disabled. Within a short distance from the town you can take your pick from the rest of the Costa Calida's 250km of beaches and coves. Around 50km of those are on the Mar Menor itself. The rest are on the Mediterranean. Many beaches offer a range of watersports and other activities whilst others provide secluded tranquility, some are conservation areas designated as national or regional parks of outstanding natural beauty. Don't worry if you forgot to bring your swimming costume, one or two nearby beaches are designated as naturist beaches!

Los Alcazares

The villages around the Mar Menor have been tourist destinations for the Spanish for many years. The beautiful beaches of resorts such as Lo Pagan, Santiago de La Ribera and Los Alcazares (a resort even in Roman times) are on the crystal clear Mar Menor. The Mar Menor is open to the sea at it’s northern end and is quite shallow (maximum depth of 7m), so it is excellent for children as it’s beaches shelve very gently. In the summer, the waters are literally like a warm bath.

This whole area is a Mecca for lovers of watersports of all kinds, sailing, windsurfing, kitesurfing, jetskis, snorkelling, scuba diving or just swimming. There are many marinas in the area and several schools for these activities.

Los Alcázares is on the edge of the Mar Menor, with seven kilometres of beach. It is an ideal spot for water sports. Its name is of Moorish origin, meaning palace. It comes from the holiday houses that were once built in this coastal village by the Moors. Los Alcázares is a very healthy destination, too. Try the waters of the Mar Menor, famous for their therapeutic qualities, or enjoy a thermal treatment at the La Encarnación Spa Resort, which conserves the character of old, turn-of-the-century spa centres. If you like sports, there are activities such as sailing, windsurfing and kayaking at its Marine Resort, available all year-round thanks to the warm temperatures in the region. Another good option is to visit the Torre del Rame, a Moorish fortress, or to visit the Municipal Aeronautical Museum.

Costa Calida/Murcia

Murcia is one of the smaller regions of Spain and nowhere is more than about one and a half hours from Murcia Airport (San Javier) which is located on the coast of the Mar Menor. The coastal area of Murcia is known as the Costa Calida or “Warm Coast”.

It stretches from the largest lagoon in Europe (the Mar Menor) around the La Manga Strip and along the Mediterranean coast to Aguilas in the south.

The regional capital - Murcia City, is known as the “Baroque capitol of Spain” for its wealth of fine buildings and is a fantastic place to explore. It is shopping heaven with many up market shops and department stores. You can wander through the pedestrianised areas to beautiful squares which are just waiting to be discovered.

There is a magnificent cathedral, a beautiful monastery, gardens and parks, the list is almost endless. To explore it all would take many months.

South from Murcia the motorway takes you past the town of Alhama de Murcia with it’s Moorish castle, Roman spas and beautiful church. Continue south to Totana which again has a beautiful church and an enormous market every Wednesday. Both of these small towns are on the edge of the stunning Sierra Espuna Regional Park. This area is a paradise for walkers with dedicated trails cris-crossing the mountain area which is covered in pine trees.