The more Murcia you see... The more Murcia you want.

Life in south-eastern Spain has long been relished by those from abroad. It has a laid back healthy lifestyle, beautiful beaches, rich cuisine, fascinating history, mountainous landscapes, an abundance of activities, wonderful wine and let's not forget the wonderful weather.

Despite having all of the Costa Blanca's attributes, Murcia has largely and mysteriously passed under the radar of most foreigners. This means living here gives you the chance to have a true taste of Spain. Enjoy the food, learn to speak the language, explore mountain villages or simply float in Europe's largest (and perhaps most sublime) saltwater lagoon.

Murcia quick facts

• Location & Access: Murcia and its Costa Cálida are squeezed between Andalucía and Valencia on Spain's southeastern Mediterranean coast. It's well connected to continental Europe and the UK by San Javier Airport, which is served by several low-cost carriers.
• Weather: Murcia is bestowed with almost 2800 hours of sunshine a year – that's about double seen in the UK! Just to even out the maths, Murcia receives half of the UK's rainfall.
• Attractions: Murcia is heaped in history and it shows in its cities and villages. The surrounding countryside hosts wineries, historical relics dating back to the Bronze Age and one magnificent, mountainous park. Murcia's Costa Cálida also plays home to some of Spain's most underrated beaches.
• Activities: As you'd expect, Murcia's coast hosts an array of watersports, such as sailing, swimming, scuba diving, windsurfing, waterskiing and kitesurfing. Though, Murcia's rolling countryside is no slouch – there's a handful of sweet golf courses and more on the way. The mountainous interior also antes up walking, hiking, kayaking, fishing, cycling and even rock climbing.
• Food: The coast's cornucopia of succulent seafood mixes with the voluptuous valleys vibrant vegetables to create a menu as long as it is tasty. You won't be going hungry in Murcia! What will you be dining on?

Top Ten Murcia Experiences

• Catching the sea air and views from the top of Águilas' Castillo de San Juan de Águilas.
• Hiking through the Sierra Espuña.
• Exploring Murcia's 14th-century Catedral de Santa María.
• Lounging alone on Calblanque Nature Reserve's Playa Larga.
• Diving into Lorca's Semana Santa celebrations.
• Scuba diving off Mazarrón.
• Sinking a 30-foot breaking put on one of Murcia's championship golf courses.
• Delving into Roman and Carthaginian heritage of Cartagena.
• Absorbing the religious significance and physical grandeur of Caravaca de la Cruz.
• Skimming over the surface of Mar Menor's crystal clear waters while windsurfing.

Property in Murcia

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