Restaurants
Yecla
Cafetería Tejota, un lugar de encuentro con amigos, donde poder tomar todo tipo de pinchos y tapas, así como disfrutar de los mejores vinos de la tierra.
Beach
Pinilla Y Garrobillo (Lorca)
Inaccessible bay in the natural environment.
Beach
Pinilla Y Garrobillo (Lorca)
Inaccessible bay in the natural environment.
Beach
Pinilla Y Garrobillo (Lorca)
Protected beach in natural environment. It is located in a inlet that embraces all this sandy area.
Beach
Pinilla Y Garrobillo (Lorca)
Lorca está presente en el Mar Mediterráneo con 11 km de costa virgen, 14 playas y calas de arena dorada, chinarros y bolos donde disfrutar del sol. El Parque Natural Lomo de Bas es un espacio protegido dentro del Parque Regional Puntas de Calnegre. Playas de fácil acceso y con servicios imprescindibles son las de Puntas de Calnegre (playa semiurbana, por encontrarse en el poblado de Calnegre) y la Playa Calnegre galardonada con la bandera azul. El resto de calas y playas vírgenes paradisíacas a las que ir con provisiones en la mochila. SERVICIOS Playa no vigilada. Emergencias: Telf. 112
Beach
Moreras / Bolnuevo (Mazarrón)
This beach is located in a natural setting.
Beach
Pinilla Y Garrobillo (Lorca)
Hardly accessible bay in natural environment.
Beach
Pinilla Y Garrobillo (Lorca)
Cove located in a natural setting. Difficult to access.
Beach
El Cocón (Águilas)
Dog beach located in a natural environment.
Beach
Cabo de Palos (Cartagena)
Cartagena
Urban beach. This beach is located in Cabo de Palos, a peninsula 400 m wide. The seafloors surrounding the village are one of the most important natural reserves in the Mediterranean Sea. There is a bus stop and buses connecting Cartagena and La Manga (a service offered by the company Alsa) and Murcia and La Manga (a service offered by Alsina Graells).
Beach
Calabardina (Águilas)
Easily accessible. The largest residential areas of the locality spread all around this beach, where the fishers' hamlet was located, surrounding the now extinct tunny fishery. The cape Cabo Cope, an outstanding anchorage for ships, protects it on its eastern face, like a vigilant and imposing guardian. This is a beach of fine sand, sandy seabed and clean, crystal-clear waters. The former pier, now used by small boats and diving clubs for their outings, bears witness to bygone times, times when the tunny fishing catches where unloaded there. There are beachfront restaurants.
