What can not you miss on your upcoming ecotourism trip to the Region of Murcia? Choosing just one experience will be no easy task, with unique flora and fauna set in captivating landscapes, extraordinary geological features, world-renowned local products, warm hospitality, great weather and a deep commitment to enjoying our nature while respecting its conservation at all times.

Our rich marine and land biodiversity means there is lots to do for ecotourism lovers. Sailing in search of cetaceans, spotting everything from sea turtles to large Iberian birds of prey, flamingos and other rare iconic birds such as the rufous-tailed scrub robin and the trumpeter finch; learning more about our most unique plants; marvelling at impressive fossil dunes, sandstone/limestone formations, salt marshes, riparian forests and woodlands, endless pine forests, and much more.

Did you know that the Region of Murcia is one of the most impressive regions in the Mediterranean? The only European chameleon lives here, cypresses that existed millions of years ago grow here, and fossil dunes formed 100,000 years ago can be found in areas such as the Calblanque Regional Park.

Did you know that up to seven species of cetaceans swim off its coasts, that its salt mines have been powered by the sun and wind for centuries, or that the Sierra Espuña mountains still contain ancient snow pits with the capacity to store thousands of tonnes of ice? This land is full of natural, historical and cultural wonders that make it truly one of a kind.