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The region of Murcia is situated on the Costa Calida (the warm coast) between Costa Blanca and Costa de Almeria. The region is easily accessible via Alicante airport (about 45 minutes) and Murcia-San Javier airport (about 10 minutes). Annual average temperatures are over 20 degrees and the local area has fantastic beaches and ancient cities unspoilt by the tourist industry.
All the resorts that we deal with are located within 30 minutes of each other.
The province of Murcia is irrigated by the Rivers Segura, Murdo and Sangonera which makes ideal conditions for growing fruit and vegetables. Countryside varies from rich fertile areas to hilly desert plains covered in cacti and palms. The area has some stunning mountain areas and national parks. The province has 170km of coastline with wonderful beaches at La Manga and Aguilas, in addition to the largest salt water lagoon in Europe - the Mar Menor. The historical city of Cartagena has a large port with lively bars and restaurants, has excellent shopping and is full of Roman architecture and history.
The city of Murcia is described as one of the most beautiful and historic in the country. The city stands on the banks of the river and enjoys all year round sunshine. It has the highest temperatures in the region. There is a great deal of Moorish influence in the city, not least of all the impressive city walls. After the re-conquest, the 20 mosques in the city were turned into churches. The Cathedral is the most highly prized building in the city. The first foundation stone was laid in 1388 by Bishop Pedrosa but it took four centuries to complete.
Murcia also boasts many other splendid buildings to see including s the Bishop's Palace, the Convent Church of Santa Ana, the Church of San Miguel and the Almudi which dates from 1602 and houses the art centre and city archives.
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