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The Costa Calida - Spain's warm coast

In the southeastern part of the Iberian peninsular around 40 kms east of the city of Murcia lies the spectacular Costa Calida ( the Warm Coast ). The region sits between the Costa Blanca to the North and the Costa Almeria in the south. With an enviable climate the Costa Calida is...

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The Costa Calida - Spain's warm coast — Costa Cálida, Spain.

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In the southeastern part of the Iberian peninsular around 40 kms east of the city of Murcia lies the spectacular Costa Calida ( the Warm Coast ). The region sits between the Costa Blanca to the North and the Costa Almeria in the south.

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With an enviable climate the Costa Calida is one of Spain’s top destinations and increasingly popular with holidaymakers. The Costa Calida is blessed with many kilometres of fine sandy beaches, with some areas backed by dunes and virgin pine forests. The many towns and villages on the coast are proud of their promenades and beaches. Town beaches are well served by bars and restaurants, many with great views of the Mar Menor and La Manga.


The seawater is warm and very pleasant for bathing. The Mar Menor is shallow (which helps it get warm quickly), and the beaches slope gently, making them ideal for families with young children, and anyone who prefers not to be buffeted by the waves.


The Mar Menor is surrounded by the districts of San Pedro del Pinatar, San Javier, Santiago de la Ribera, Los Alcazares and La Manga.

Frequently Asked Questions

Costa Calida is located in southeastern Spain, approximately 40 kilometers east of the city of Murcia in the Iberian peninsula. It sits between Costa Blanca to the north and Costa Almeria to the south, making it easily accessible from either region.
Yes, Costa Calida is excellent for families with young children, particularly the Mar Menor beaches which are shallow and slope gently into the water. This makes them ideal for kids as the water warms quickly and there are minimal waves to worry about.
The Mar Menor is surrounded by five main districts: San Pedro del Pinatar, San Javier, Santiago de la Ribera, Los Alcazares, and La Manga. Each town has well-developed promenades, beaches, and plenty of bars and restaurants with views of the sea.
The seawater at Costa Calida is warm and very pleasant for bathing year-round, thanks to the region's enviable climate. The Mar Menor in particular warms quickly due to its shallow waters, making it comfortable for swimming and water activities.
Costa Calida boasts many kilometers of fine sandy beaches, with some areas backed by scenic sand dunes and virgin pine forests. The region is increasingly popular with holidaymakers seeking both natural beauty and well-developed coastal amenities.

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