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145 beaches in Murcia

Beaches in Águilas
Aguilas Port to Mazarrón Port
(4)
The first thing that draws attention to those accustomed to the beaches of Cadiz and Malaga is the water temperature - pure soup!
Beaches in La Manga del Mar Menor
Paraiso Beach
(9)
Paraiso Beach is in Mar Menor, with its warm, calm waters that have a high salt content, which is very good for bone problems. It'
Beaches in San Javier
(5)
Beaches in Mazarrón
Mazarrón
(3)
Small and big beaches and good for aquatic sports.
Beaches in Águilas
Breakwater of Aguilas
(4)
I took a day off to relax at one of the few places in area where there is no beach. Part of my life has been spent in Eagles and I
Beaches in Águilas
(4)
Beaches in Mazarrón
Bay Beach
(8)
Perfect and safe for going with children.
Beaches in El Mojón
(6)
Beaches in La Manga del Mar Menor
Cavanna Beach
(4)
On the beaches of Cavanna, there are two sailing schools where you can take courses in dinghy sailing, windsurfing, catamaran and
Beaches in Águilas
(9)
Beaches in Mazarrón
Playa Calnegre
(4)
It is a lovely and big beach in a natural environment, in a protected area. The sand has a lovely golden color, the water is calm,
Beaches in Mazarrón
(8)
Beaches in Águilas
Las Delicias Beach
(3)
The Playa Las Delicias is 500 m long and on average 28 m wide. The soil is composed of fine golden sand and gravel. It is a popula
Beaches in Cartagena
(8)
Beaches in Águilas
The Colonia Beach
(3)
This is a perfect place for jogging early in the morning. It is surrounded by stunning beaches and coves inaccessible but beautifu
Beaches in Mazarrón
Bad Stone Beach
(3)
Bad Stone Beach, in the town of Mazarrón, has magnificent panoramic views of the coast of Murcia. It has a length of over one hund
Beaches in Águilas
(4)
Beaches in La Manga del Mar Menor
Los Alemanes Beach
(7)
Two sandstone formations are vigorously projected into the sea by the Sierra de la Plata, which form the coves of Gracia and La Pl