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"The Top 16 Beaches On The Costa Calida"

by Debbie Jenkins

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"The Top 16 Beaches On The Costa Calida"

- Taken from "Going Native In Murcia" by Debbie Jenkins and Marcus

Jenkins.

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The following beaches are amongst the most beautiful in the region:

1. Villa Nanitos - near the mud baths of San Pedro del Pinatar,

with various sporting facilities such as wind surfing, volley ball,

kayaking and waterskiing.

2. La Llana - long, sandy, blue flag beach, with foot showers

during the main season. Mild water, with some waves in parts.

3. El Espejo - another blue flag, sandy beach on the Mar Menor with

wind surfing, volley ball and kayaking. Calm waters.

4. Euromanga - typical beach of the La Manga stretch, sandy and

pleasant with calm waters.

5. Los Nietos - 4km long grey, sandy beach with showers, lots of

restaurants and calm waters.

6. A group of 3 beaches - Cala Medina / Las Melvas / Levante -

small beaches, with slightly wavey water, ranging from sand to gravel

to rock, great all round beaches. There are restaurant services and

some good opportunities for snorkeling.

7. Cala de las Mulas - a nudist beach with fine sands and no

services.

8. Cala Cortina - a calm sandy beach with toilets and showers, and

a life guard service.

9. El Portus - a quiet, sandy beach with showers, difficult to

reach.

10. El Belonte Grande and Salitrona - a pair of short, sandy beaches

only accessible by boat or on foot.

11. La Calera and San Ginés - gravel and sand beaches with calm

water and reasonable facilities such as showers in places and a few

restaurants and shops.

12. El Rihuete and Puerto de Mazarrón - sandy beaches, with plenty

of local shops and restaurants.

13. El Cabezo de la Pelea and Las Covaticas - sand and gravel

beaches which are great for snorkeling. Some of the coves in this area

are frequented by nudist bathers.

14. Baño de las Mujeres and El Ciscar - this pair of quiet, short

beaches offer great fishing as well as swimming and snorkeling.

15. Abejerro and Las Pulgas - sand and gravel beaches, quiet, with

no facilities.

16. Punta del Fraile - only accessible by foot, with good clear

water for snorkelling.

For a map of these beaches go to:
http://www.lamurta.com/costa-calida-beach.html


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A Brit's Scrapbook: Going Native In Murcia
Authors: Debbie Jenkins & Marcus Jenkins
Publisher: A Brit's Scrapbook
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