Holiday Homes & Rentals in Los Alcázares

Stay away from the daily routine and enjoy some family time or a celebration with friends. Finding an accommodation in Los Alcázeres has never been easier. Affordable rentals with all the amenities, close to the beach and some secluded ones to enjoy some more privacy with everything you need without leaving the property. Find the perfect home to have the time of your life in sunny Spain.

Stylish and central rentals with modern interiors and beautiful decorations. Properties with swimming pools, patios, gardens and terraces to enjoy lovely dinners, take a nap or unwind under the umbrella. Varied sizes and styles from big to small properties to accommodate the family, your group of friends or a cosy little spot for a romantic weekend away. Every detail has been taken care of. Forget about stress and plan your stay!

Nestled in the southeastern area of Murcia, in Spain, Los Alcázares is a pretty coastal town with 7 miles of coastline to enjoy lovely strolls, have a swim or basking in the sun until the sun goes down the horizon. The promenade is long enough to walk, while enjoying the views of the Mar Menor. This salt-water lagoon of 128 km enjoys a sea temperature of 5 degrees above the Mediterranean waters. Its mineral-rich water is very much appreciated for the health-giving properties. That is why has been listed by the World Health Organisation as one of the healthiest spots on the planet. In addition, within the municipality, two protected areas flank the town: the Hita beach and the Marina del Carmoli. Both belonging to the Open Spaces and Mar Menor Islands, within the category of natural park, Special Protection Area for Birds and Place of Community Importance. It is this confluence of natural spaces that makes this town a unique destination.

Los Alcázares is divided into 8 neighbourhoods with lots of little winding alleys with a particular charm. An architectural complex offering the visitors everything they need for a fantastic holiday in the area. Around Los Alcázares you can also enjoy Los Narejos, a place with several resorts by the sea, shopping options and a fabulous marina. Not far from there, in Rame you can enjoy coastal and inland activities with all the services at hand. The climate of the area is mild and warm and considered as one of the most equitable ones and you can enjoy up to 3.000 hours of sunshine a year which is around 325 sunny days.

If you are a real foodie always looking for great holiday destinations with a wide array of culinary history, Los Alcázares will not disappoint you. The fertile plains of Murcia, known as “La Huerta de Murcia” produce excellent and fresh ingredients which are the base of its Mediterranean cuisine. One of the staple food is rice which is used in multiple recipes, together with another delicacy of the region, the seafood. Try some rice with rabbit, vegetables, ribs, seafood and Paella Huertana, a vegetable paella. Game and high quality meat are the main ingredients of the typical meat stew, Potaje, Habas con jamón (broad beans with broth and ham). The delicacies on the table are the delicious Huevas de Mújol (similar to caviar) and the king prawns fished nearby. Mouthwatering sensations!

The coastline offers 8 nice beaches with crystal clear waters and all the services to enjoy a fun day out basking in the sun, swimming and watching time go by while you listen to the waves. Choose the beach you prefer or the one closer to your accommodation. You can choose amongst Los Narejos, Las Palmeras, la Concha or El Espejo. Fun day with the family at las Conchas, with shallow waters and a lovely wide promenade. Gather your friends and head to Manzanares to play some beach volley, go swimming or practising some diving, canoeing and sailing. There is no time to get bored here!

Located in the middle of Mar Menor, Perdiguera is a volcanic island connected to a small peninsula known as “Isla Esparteña”. Take a boat trip for the day to this little gem that became popular in the 90s. The Coastal Regulations, started to establish a more sustainable form of tourism since 2007. Take a dip in its clear waters, enjoy the island and treat yourself to some delicious sardines washed down with the typical summer drink in Spain, sangría.

The region is quite popular for being a quiet coastal resort if we compare them to the rest along the Mediterranean coast. Because of the therapeutic benefits of its waters, the Balneario de la Encarnación spa will offer you a wide array of thermal treatments, the perfect ingredient to release you from any worries and stress. The place still keeps the charm of the 20th century spas. Come back home with renovated energy!

Murcia is a small city with several churches and monuments you can visit in a day. The beautiful cathedral stands on what was originally a mosque and it is a great combination of architectural elements from different cultures. The Santuario de la Virgen de la Fuensanta is a religious building in the outskirts. The Casino and Teatro de Romea are two lovely buildings you can not miss. Grab some nibbles, have a drink and stroll around the centre and the shopping area. You will enjoy this little city.

Spain is a great country in terms of festivals, folklore and culture. The local express themselves keeping alive those traditions through the years. An important one is the Summer Carnival Parade in Santiago de la Ribera. The locals and some other carnival goers take part in this cheerful festivity where everybody is invited to join. Watch them marching to the sound of music in the evening parade. The streets come alive and the festive spirit will invade you!

We all like finding a cosy spot to sit down and wait for the sun to go down in the horizon. But what about when it rises up? Have you ever seen the dawn? Waiting for the sun to come out is one of the most beautiful experiences worth waiting for. See the first rays of sun, peeping shyly amongst the darkness until the skies break up completely home in all the light in between shades of pink, purple and reds turning into yellow and oranges as the sun goes higher. How lucky are we?