If you are thinking of a apartments in La Manga, what is there to see and do? In short, there’s loads to keep you busy if you rent one of the loads of great La Manga apartments.
La Manga Climate
The weather at La Manga is notorious world over for 320 days a 12 months of sunshine, warm breezes and clean air. An unusual phenomenon to the Southeast of Murcia is a considerable saltwater lagoon stretching along La Manga Strip for almost 26 kilometres and 7 kilometres wide and is known because ‘The Mar Menor’ (The Little Sea).
La Manga Shopping
At the entrance to the Marina there is a supermarket, a selection of bars and restaurants. There is also a Burger King and cycle hire situated there too. A short drive away is Bohemia Plaza which holds an evening craft market and a array of shops and restaurants.. For the serious shopper there is the cities of Cartagena and Murcia well worth a trip.
La Manga History
The district is steeped in history from La Manga, Murcia to Cartagena which has an old Port and many Roman sites to see. The nearby city of Cartagena has a rich and monumental history. for the reason that well having an abundance of culture Cartagena is also of course blessed with a coastline that is nothing short of spectacular.
La Manga Sports
With the two distinct seas and soft breezes, sunny days make La Manga a sailors paradise; a number of sport ports, such since the Peurto Tomas Maestre or the Port of Cabo de Palos, several sailing schools, and diving clubs for those who prefer underwater activities. A few other activities you may perhaps unearth at La Manga include, horse riding, 9 hole pitch and put, for the professional there is always La Manga Golf Club with its championship courses and a casino. Boat trips from Thomas Maestre on a daily basis grant a selection of trips, together with a daily service to Santiago de La Riberia for around 4.5 euros per person where there is a weekly promote on Wednesdays. The boats and private yachts may perhaps be seen from our roof garden and balconies, gently sailing by!
La Manga Food
One of the local delicacies is fish known for the reason that Mujol or dorada cooked in a jacket of salt. Lobster is also available, as are oysters when in season. You would want to try the local Murcian Salad which is tuna, tomatoes, egg and olives in a thick tomato puree served cold (with fresh crusty bread of course!) At Thomas Maestre Marina, which remember is in walking distance there is an great variety of restaurants overlooking the Mar menor. These take account of french, greek, spanish and Thai to name but a few - the perfect place to end a perfect day. Things in fact come alive in the early hours of the morning and offer an incredible diversity of bars and music for those with stamina and no need to be up early the next day.
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