This Christmas, you can take a walk around Águilas to see 19 different belenes For the Christmas season 2024, the Asociación Belenista de Águilas has organised a Route of Nativity Scenes around the town, while the Association of Housewives, Consumers and Users is running a Nativity Scene Competition. both of which have been organised in collaboration with the Águilas Town Council.   At Christmas in Spain, it is typical for homes..

Warm weather, warm water, the beauty of nature and no large crowds as Murcia beachgoers enjoy the best time of year along the coast As autumn progresses and Halloween is almost upon it many of those reading in northern Europe might imagine that the beach season is well and truly over, but while frost and cold winds are the order of the day in the UK and other countries here in the Region of Murcia this, for many people, is when a trip to the Mediterranean..

Icy cold springs, moonscapes, badlands and enchanted natural cities in the Costa Cálida! Far from being simply a stretch of coastline in the western Mediterranean, the Region of Murcia has a fantastically varied landscape, and the following selection has been made by the regional tourism institute (ITREM) to illustrate this wealth of natural beauty! Salto del Usero Just outside the town of Bullas is the popular beauty spot of the Salto..

Offshore exploration of the Mediterranean and the Mar Menor along the Costa Cálida While enjoying the beaches, gastronomy, sunshine and landscapes of the coast of Murcia no-one should miss out on the opportunity to see the area from the other side of the shores which divide land and sea, and there is a wide variety of nautical experiences which allow visitors to see the Costa Cálida from the water. Of course, Murcia is blessed with two seas..

The castle and the Sagrera windmill both offer stunning views, and the CIMAR Aquarium and railway, Hornillo and archaeological museums all offer interesting journeys into the past... The municipality of Águilas offers a number of interesting and enjoyable options either for an enjoyable day trip or for a longer visit, and alongside the extensive beaches and natural areas includes a number of museums and information centres which can be visited..

Find out how Águilas has attracted settlers and developed over the course of its history This tour, which is easy to manage for those of limited mobility, reveals to those joining it a little of the history of Águilas, taking in the port (with comments on the castle and the lighthouse of Punta Negra), the Plaza de España and various important monuments and buildings, such as the Ícaro (Carnival monument), the Monument to the Railway, the..

The route includes the flora, fauna and geological peculiarities of this stretch of coastline This walk along in the Cuatro Calas area, in the far south-west of Águilas and the Region of Murcia, includes a chance to appreciate the unique biodiversity which has made it a candidate to become botanical micro-reserve. Walkers set out before the heat of the day at 9.15 from the beach of Calarreona, and visit the other three beaches in the area..

Discover the 18th century Castillo de San Juan in the coastal town of Águilas This regular guided tour is held monthly in Águilas, giving visitors a chance to enjoy the spectacular views from the fortress of San Juan de las Águilas which was built in the 18th century. The first known fortification was erected here as a 16th-century defensive fortress to protect against pirate attack, although it is likely that the Romans constructed..

One stage of 7,560-km route which runs from Cádiz to Cyprus ends in Águilas and the next sets out for Puerto de Mazarrón The Region of Murcia has long been a preferred destination for cycling holidays, the varied terrain attracting tourists from all over Europe 12 months a year, and its inclusion on the “EuroVelo 8” route, which runs a massive 7,560 kilometres from Cádiz in the south-west of Spain to Athens and Cyprus, is likely to further..

Oficina de Turismo, Águilas Águilas is located on the southern coast of the Region of Murcia, and is the south-westernmost municipality of the Costa Cálida. It borders with the province of Almería in Andalucía, and is a busy town with an important summer tourist industry. Águilas boasts 28 kilometres of coastline, with a wide range of beaches attracting a substantial number of visitors during the summer months. It is also renowned..

Exhibitions displaying the most extravagant Carnival costumes are housed at the Casa de la Cultura in Águilas, Murcia   A new museum dedicated to the famous Águilas Carnival opened on August 10 2021 on the first floor of the Casa de la Cultura Francisco Rabal and is now open to the public.   The new Museum increases the cultural attractions on offer in Águilas and is a "must-see" for anyone who enjoys the famous Águilas..

All the Águilas bus information you need at one web address The municipal authorities and the bus company in Águilas have drawn together all of the information regarding bus routes, timetables and fares in the town, making them easily available for residents, tourists and visitors. The site, www.aguilasmovilidad.com, is only available in Spanish, but is easy to understand and also includes the timetables for the special services which..

An 11th century fortification in Águilas which was strategically important in the conflicts of the Middle Ages Image: Consejo de Agricultura Ecológica de la Región de Murcia - Caerm The ruined castle of Chuecos stands at an altitude of 687 metres above sea level on a hill in the Sierra de Almenara and was built to protect and make use of a historic natural spring which lies just below. To the north is the Casa de Chuecos and the small church..

Handmade jewelry, pottery and ceramics workshops and traditionally made cheeses in Águilas Quinah Handmade Fabrics and handmade accessories and jewelry Facebook Quinah Handmade   Eolo Cerámica (decorative ceramics) Calle Molino, 16, Telephone 968 449756 www.eoloceramica.com Facebook Eolo Cerámica   Pilar Espinosa ceramics workshop Callejón de Caldera, 3 bajo, Telephone 968 414388 www.ceramicapilarem..

Professional guided tours of Águilas and other services Official tour guides Anabel López Belmonte Calle Velarde, 4, 30880 Águilas Telephone: 616 411061 anabellopbel86@gmail.com   Inma Mondéjar Piernas Calle Domingo García Mula, 32, 2º C, 30880 Águilas Telephone: 676 012333 inmamonde@yahoo.es   Rafael López García Calle IBERIA Nº31 2ºF, 30880 ÁGUILAS Telephone: 606 095613 rafortaleza@..

A small museum shows the remains of one of two Roman baths complexes in Águilas The Roman baths or “Termas Occidentales” in Águilas date from the 1st century AD, and were first excavated in the late 18th century by Manuel Robles Vives, the abbot at the Collegiate Church of San Patricio in Lorca. The underground remains of the “caldarium” (warm bath room) can be visited, along with a small exhibition alongside. A second Roman bath..

Four beaches and a fascinating array of flora and fauna on a short coastal walk in Águilas Details of the SL-MU 18 Cuatro Calas walk Start and finish: Playa de Calarreona Distance: 4 kilometres including detours, 2.8 km without detours Duration: 60 minutes for the circular route, 90 minutes including detours Total ascent and descent: 130 metres The SL-MU 18 “Cuatro Calas” footpath follows a route which is entirely within..

A spa and massage centre and thalassotherapy on the beach in Águilas Spaxión Wellness Centre Hotel Puerto Juan Montiel, Avenida del Puerto Deportivo, 1 Tel: 968 414811 / 968 493493 daguilas@spaxion.com www.spaxion.com   Thalassotherapy Therapeutic sessions are held on the Playa de las Delicias in July and August: contact the tourist office (tel: 968 493285) for further details.   For more information about Á..

A picturesque beachside village in the shadow of Cabo Cope Calabardina is a small town or village located to the east of Águilas, at the foot of the headland of Cabo de Cope on the south-facing coast of the Mediterranean. It lies within the municipality of Águilas and is administered from the town of Águilas, although is technically a pedanía of the municipality with its own local community Mayor. For many years this was nothing..

The Plaza de España in Águilas is a community focal point and a great place to enjoy a coffee. The Plaza de España in Águilas is one of the most important open spaces in the town and is a focal point for many of the events and celebrations which take place in the town throughout the year, as well as being a lovely place to enjoy a cup of coffee in the open air. The central area of the Plaza is occupied by greenery, paths and fountains..