Rural houses
Gebas (Alhama de Murcia)
Gebas es un lugar ideal para realizar largos paseos a pie o bicicleta tanto por Sierra Espuña como por sus barrancos y descubrir los diferentes contrastes que nos ofrece la Naturaleza: los almendros en flor, los pájaros cantando, la nieve y las estrelladas y frescas noches de verano, son los ambientes de este pintoresco lugar. El Mirador de Gebas forma un paraje de cuatro casas rurales, piscina y restaurante, situados en un lugar idílico, con vistas a dos paisajes protegidos: el Parque Natural de Sierra Espuña y los Barrancos de Gebas. Se encuentran situadas en Gebas, una pequeña aldea de Alhama de Murcia, que cuenta con 17 habitantes y casitas aisladas por lo que forman un emplazamiento ideal para el descanso.
Restaurants
Jumilla
El restaurante Monasterio se halla situado en las afueras de la localidad murciana de Jumilla. Monasterio ofrece una cocina tradicional, casera y murciana apoyándose con una buena selección de materias primas, frescas y de temporada. La buena elaboración de los productos especialmente en pescados, mariscos y arroces hacen que estos platos sean su especialidad. El servicio es correcto y profesional. La relación calidad-precio es buena. Diariamente presenta Menú Especial y también del Día a precios muy ajustados. Dispone de salones privados, terraza por lo que Monasterio es un buen lugar para banquetes, grupos de empresa, celebraciones familiares.
Restaurants
Moratalla
Establecimiento coqueto con barra para picoteo. Conjuga materiales de antaño y modernos. En su cocina sólo se utiliza aceite de oliva virgen extra.
Rural houses
Yecla
El Olivar de Las Pepinas, antigua casa de pastores totalmente restaurada, respetando todo su encanto, transportándonos a la época de nuestro abuelos, rodeada de olivos centenarios y frutales. La casa con capacidad para 8 personas, dispone de 4 habitaciones, cocina totalmente equipada, salón comedor con chimenea, TV, colección de juegos, baño compartido y sala de estar (con sofá cama). Jardín con barbacoa, huerta, piscina, zona infantil, muebles de jardín y zona de aparcamiento. Situada a los pies de la Sierra del Cuchillo cuenta con unas magnificas vistas de la ciudad, a tan solo 2 Kmts.
Restaurants
Yecla
Es un restaurante con 12 años de experiencia con un local de mucho arraigo y un tapeo para deleitar. Disponen de una amplia carta donde pueden degustar las mejores carnes tanto nacionales como internacionales una gran variedad de pescados del Mar Menor sin olvidarnos la comida tipica de Yecla y un gran surtido de postres caseros.
Hotels
Calabardina (Águilas)
Hotel situado a 75 metros de la playa de Calabardina, lugar lejos de las grandes urbes para poder pasar una agradable estancia pudiendo disfrutar además, del sol y playa, deportes náuticos como buceo y vela, asi como practicar senderismo por las rutas de Cabo Cope.
Festivals
Abarán
Vuelve El Parque Mágico en 2026 Arte, música y naturaleza en un mismo lugar El próximo 16 de mayo de 2026, el Parque Municipal de Abarán se transforma de nuevo para acoger El Parque Mágico, un festival único donde la música, el arte y la naturaleza se fusionan para crear una experiencia inolvidable. Disfruta de DJs en directo, actividades para todas las edades, mercadillos, talleres creativos y una variada oferta gastronómica, todo en un entorno mágico y armonioso. Parque Municipal de Abarán 16 de mayo de 2026 10:00 h – 03:00 h Más info próximamente. Ven a vivir la magia. ¡Te esperamos!
Lugares de interés
Torre Pacheco
El Pasico area is an ideal place to spend a day with family or friends. This enclave located in the municipality of Torre Pacheco offers a pleasant space next to emblematic monuments of our land, such as the windmill (declared of cultural interest) and The Hermitage of El Pasico that has a natural icon of the Virgin Mary. Its curious story about the discovery of the image and the miraculous healing of a man are the beginning of the devotion. Throughout the year, traditional festivals and events are held here, such as the Fiesta de los Molinos (Festivity of the Mills) (last weekend in April), the Fiesta de El Pasico (Easter Monday), and the Romería de San Miguel (last Sunday in September).
Monuments
Hortichuela (Torre Pacheco)
It is a rustic construction, whose origin, according to oral tradition, dates back to the 19th century, as all the documents disappeared during the Spanish Civil War. The Hermitage, located next to the windmill, is the home of the venerated Virgin of "El Pasico". This figure is located in the trunk of an almond tree and is highly venerated by the inhabitants of the area, who tend to offer her carnations. The greatest day for the Virgin of "El Pasico" is Easter Monday, when hundreds of local people take advantage of the occasion to spend the day with their families in this area. The Virgin of El Pasico is a natural icon of a Pieta made up of the veins of alabaster stone. The appearance of this unique piece occurs, although it cannot be confirmed historically, in the last decade of the 17th or first decade of the 18th century. To know its history, we must go back to February 1936 when the Hermitage was sacked, although the image of the Virgin was saved. Once the battle was over, the Bishop examined the stone for two days and then set aside a tabernacle to turn it into a sanctuary. On the afternoon of Sunday 25th February 1940, a cross was erected in front of the temple and was blessed by Mr. José María Navarro (Reverend Father of the Franciscan Order) with the assistance of many residents of Torre Pacheco and nearby villages. For more than 50 years, the Hermitage was safeguarded by Dolores Sánchez García, popularly known as "Lola la de El Pasico", a very beloved person in the town whose death in the nineties caused great consternation. "Lola la de El Pasico" spread a curious tradition that consists of passing a carnation through the almond tree trunk that holds the image of the Virgin and making a wish. The carnations are donated by the faithful as a way of thanking her when their wishes have been fulfilled. Therefore, we always find them on the high altar. The influence of the Virgin has gone beyond the municipal boundaries as the Hermitage is frequently visited by people from other parts of the region and beyond. Many miraculous actions have been attributed to her mediation. Some devotees have dedicated plaques to her in gratitude for her help
Monuments
Torre Pacheco
Windmills were introduced throughout the Campo de Cartagena from the 16th century onwards. They are of the Mediterranean type and lateen sail. The presence of flour mills was more frequent from the 18th century to the middle of the 20th century and, together with the mills dedicated to the extraction of water, they were essential to the economy of our region. Those preserved in the municipality of Torre Pacheco stand out due to the restoration and conservation projects carried out by the Town Hall itself. These actions have returned these giants to their full monumentality and importance. This structure was initially restored in 1991 and has undergone several interventions in subsequent years. This area has a great agricultural tradition for centuries, with many Roman villas dedicated to the cultivation of cereals documented. Due to this important agrarian tradition, the presence of mills is absolutely necessary to convert wheat into flour or to extract water from the subsoil for irrigation through the conversion of wind power. "El Pasico" Windmill is located next to the Hermitage of Nuestra Señora de "El Pasico", in the well-known district of Hortichuela. It is part of the Campo de Cartagena region, known for the richness and productivity of its soils. The structure of the mill is circular, while its elevation, like all mills of its kind, has a truncated cone shape. It is built from masonry locked with lime mortar and sand, whitewashed on the outside. Its roof is made of wood and is constructed in such a way that it allows the sails to move in the direction of the wind. It has three chambers inside; the upper one contains the machinery needed to grind the grain, the middle one contains the channel through which the flour and the Watt regulator go down, and the ground floor is where the sacks are filled. Nowadays the machinery is completely restored and in perfect condition for use. The documentation found about this windmill tells us how, in the district of La Hortichuela in 1844, a flour mill was documented under the name of Juan Roca Saura, who was the owner until 1855. It was owned by various people until 1910, when Francisco Nieto Cañavete became the owner of the mill known as "El Pasico". The last active miller was Mateo Nieto from 1940 until his death. It now belongs to the Torre Pacheco city council.
Hotels
Águilas
Este hotel está situado en la localidad costera de Águilas, en la provincia de Murcia. Esta área ofrece hermosos paisajes y 28 kilómetros de playas. El Paso se encuentra a sólo 5 minutos de la zona de la playa y el puerto... Las habitaciones del hotel tienen una decoración sencilla y mucha luz natural. Hay un balcón privado, baño privado, aire acondicionado, calefacion, tv, teléfono y wifi gratuito. El restaurante de El Paso ofrece deliciosa cocina local. Los platos incluyen una gran variedad de pescado fresco, carnes a la brasa y producen a partir de la rica huerta. La zona y el clima, con una temperatura media de 25,2 ºC, son perfectos para las actividades al aire libre. Senderismo, deportes acuáticos y ciclismo son muy populares aquí.
