Costa Cálida - Costa Cálida

The Costa Cálida is the Mediterranean coast of the spanishRegion of Murcia, it extends over a length of around 200 km between the Costa Blanca and the Costa de Almeria. Her name is of tourist origin and means Hot coast.

Regions

La Manga separates the Mar Menor from the Mediterranean
  • Mar Menor: Between San Pedro del Pinatar and the Cabo de Palos there is a 170 km² salt water lagoon, called Mar Menor. It is separated from the Mediterranean by the 24 km long spit La Manga. The lagoon is well suited for water sports such as kayaking, which is why numerous tourist businesses have settled on its coast. They also advertise the therapeutic effects of the water, which has a higher salt content than the Mediterranean.
  • In the coastal strip between Mazzarón and Àguilas numerous castles and fortifications have been preserved, the coast is often steep and rocky, shipwrecks and underwater caves offer good diving opportunities.
  • In the vicinity of the city of Cartagena, the focus is on historical buildings, they come from the Punic and Roman times and from the Middle Ages.

places

Map of Costa Cálida
  • 1 ÁguilasWebsite of this institutionÁguilas in the Wikivoyage travel guide in another languageÁguilas in the Wikipedia encyclopediaÁguilas in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryÁguilas (Q249941) in the Wikidata database
  • 2 MazarronWebsite of this institutionMazarrón in the Wikipedia encyclopediaMazarrón in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsMazarrón (Q913277) in the Wikidata database
  • 3 CartagenaWebsite of this institutionCartagena in the Wikipedia encyclopediaCartagena in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsCartagena (Q162615) in the Wikidata database
  • 4 La UniónWebsite of this institutionLa Unión in the Wikipedia encyclopediaLa Unión in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsLa Unión (Q1228759) in the Wikidata database
  • 5 Cabo de PalosCabo de Palos in the Wikipedia encyclopediaCabo de Palos in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsCabo de Palos (Q731315) in the Wikidata database
  • 6 Los AlcázaresWebsite of this institutionLos Alcázares in the Wikipedia encyclopediaLos Alcázares in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryLos Alcázares (Q1982975) in the Wikidata database
  • 7 San JavierWebsite of this institutionSan Javier in the Wikivoyage travel guide in another languageSan Javier in the Wikipedia encyclopediaSan Javier in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsSan Javier (Q987453) in the Wikidata database with Santiago de la Ribera
  • 8 San Pedro del PinatarWebsite of this institutionSan Pedro del Pinatar in the Wikipedia encyclopediaSan Pedro del Pinatar in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsSan Pedro del Pinatar (Q743996) in the Wikidata database

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Spain: Stretches of coastline of the mainland
Mediterranean coast: Costa Brava • Costa del Maresme • Costa del Garraf • Costa Daurada • Costa del Azahar • Costa Blanca • Costa Cálida • Costa de Almeria • Costa Tropical • Costa del Sol • Costa Gaditana
Atlantic coast: Costa de la Luz • Rías Baixas • Costa da Morte • Costa Ártabra • Rías Altas • Costa Verde • Costa de Cantabria • Costa Vasca
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