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Rekkehus
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2 soverom
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6 soveplasser
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2 badeværelser
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120 m² boligareal
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80 m² terrasse
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The house is on the Polaris La Torre Golf resort. The property faces the golf course and can accomodate six people.
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The second holiday resort by Polaris World is La Torre Golf Resort. The resort is situated in the Costa Calida Murcia region of Southern Spain and enjoys pleasant temperatures all year round. The resort is close to the miles of sandy beaches that line the Costa Calida coastline and the city of Murcia ideal for a day out.
La Torre Golf Resorts grand entrance is lined with palm trees, water features and benches. Throughout the resort there are water features, lush plants and tropical trees that give the resort a true Mediterranean holiday feel.
La Torre offers a wide range holiday facilities including luxury swimming pools, children's pools and jacuzzi areas. 18 hole golf course, golf facilities, tennis courts, childrens parks, bars, restaurant and supermarket.
Enjoy your holiday with a game of tennis in the morning and then spend the afternoon relaxing in the jacuzzi, admiring the stunning views across La Torre Golf Resort. Followed with an evening meal at the La Encina show cooking buffet restaurant.
Guests staying on La Torre Golf Resort are also able to use the facilities at Polaris World Mar Menor Golf Resort and El Valle Golf Resort.
The resort is just twenty minutes by car from Murcia airport with daily flights from the UK. The location of La Torre Golf Resort on the Costa Calida is superb for family and golf holidays. It is twenty minutes away from miles of safe sandy beaches of the warm Mar Menor waters. The resort is close to Murcia the capital of the region with many shops and restaurants.
For golf enthusiasts the Costa Calida region offers many golf courses including the world famous La Manga Club, Roda, La Serena, Hacienda Del Alamo, La Finca, Altorreal, Mosa Trajectum, Las Ramblas, Villa Martin and Campoamor.
Swimming Pools
La Torre Golf Resort has a large number of huge luxury swimming pools situated throughout the resort. The pool areas are a great place to spend the day for the whole family.
The children can enjoy the separate children's pool area which are ideal for toddlers and children to play all day. If you prefer to relax in peaceful surroundings there is a separate jacuzzi area where you can sit back and take in the spectacular views.
Other Facilities
Sports Facilities there are two outdoor tennis courts for the more energetic to enjoy.
Childrens Play Areas are placed throughout the resort with slides, swings and climbing frames to keep children amused.
La Torre Health & Care Centre is situated opposite the supermarket. It has a large perfume counter with an extensive range of fragrances and aftershaves, childrens area with baby products, cosmetics, dental care, opticians and much more. Mobility aids are also avaliable for hire.
La Torre Supermarket has an excellent range food and household items. There is a wide selection of fruit, vegetables, meats, wines & spirits plus much more. There is a cafe area serving beverages and freshly baked products. Ideal to pop in for a drink or light snack, with a range of coffees, liqueurs and alcoholic drinks. Along with a selection of tempting pastries including croissants, pizzas, cakes and a selection of luxury chocolates.
Guide to Murcia
What to see and do in Murcia?
Murcia is one of Spain's least known regions, even among Spaniards themselves, and first-time visitors are often surprised by the diversity of this small region and the friendliness of its people, Murcianos.
The community of euroresidents living in this region has grown in recent years, drawn by Murcia's attractive mountain villages, the beautiful coastline, Costa Cálida, low prices compared to more expensive Spanish resorts, one of the best climates in Spain all year round. However, despite its growing popularity, the region remains relatively unspoilt compared to the more crowded Costa del Sol and Costa Blanca. Fruits and market-garden products are important to the Murcian economy, and are exported all over Europe. Murcia is also famous for its excellent tapas.
Where to visit and what to do in Murcia city?
Walk: Murcia is the perfect city for strolling around (and a terrible one to drive in, with very complicated one-way systems and crowded carparks). Everything worth seeing is within walking distance. The most famous commercial streets are Trapería, Platería and la Avda. Alfonso X el Sabio. The Paseo del Malecón near the River Segura is also a pleasant walk out of the city and then back again.
Murcia Cathedral: The cathedral proudly presides the Cardenal Belluga Square. It is a masterpeice from the Spanish Barroque period. The Episcopal Palace (18th century) is also located in the square. (see photo of the Cathedral of Murcia and the Episcopal Palace).
Casino del XIX: A Murcian institution in the Trapería - its ballroom is decorated in the style of Luis 15th.
Churches, Convents: Santa Ana church, San Andrés church, San Miguel church. San Nicolás church; San Juan de Dios church and museum, Las Agustinas monastery is just 5km away. Nuestra Sra. de la Fuensanta sanctuary (great views of the city).
Museums: the Cathedral museum, the Science museum, the City museum, The Religious Art museum (Museo de la Sangre - located in the Iglesia del Carmen), the Archeological museum, The Bellas Artes Museum, Salzillo museum, the Bullfighting museum.
The Murcian market-garden - very attractive scenery, Las Ruedas medievales de la Ñora are worth a visit in the nearby village of Alcantarilla
The Roman theatre (1826) still in use.
Shopping: The most typical things to buy to eat in Murcia are meat pies (including deer pie) from Bonache (in the pretty plaze de las Flores - Flowers square). Shops in the Trapería and Platería are also worth a look. The Verónicas market is good for famous Murcian market-garden products, fish and seafood.
Restaurants: See our guide to Restaurantes in Murcia.
Tapas: Murcia offers some of the most interesting tapas in the whole of Spain. There are a large number of bars and taverns with truly great tapas. The most popular are in the area around the Plaza de Flores (Flowers Square) and the University area called Santa Eulalia.
Murcia Cuisine: Rice dishes such as arroz caldero, fish and seafood from the Mar Menor such as lobster are unique and an absolutely essential gastronomic experience. There are many other Murcian dishes that have become popular throughout Spain. The zarangollo, bean omelette, the michirones, the olla gitana and the arroz with habichuelas, rabbit, potatoes in garlic known as al ajo cabañil. For desserts try the exellent paparajotes - lemon leaves fried in crispy batter and dusted in sugar and cinammon -, leche frita (fried milk!), fig sorbet...
Accommodation-Hotels. See Hotels in La Manga
Cities in Murcia:
Cartagena Located on the coast this city has a rich historical heritage and has been strategically important for centuries. Its Roman history can be seen in the the amphitheatre, the Augusteum, the Roman road, the Roman theatre, the Colonnade de la morería in magnificant surroundings. Castles: The Castillo de la Concepción, Castillos de Galeras, Atalaya, Moros and San Julián, City walls: Bizantina, Púnica,
Museums: the City Archeological museum, Carmen Conde, the Underwater Archeological museum, the Naval museum. We recommend a stroll along the calle Mayor (Mayor street) until you get to the seafront, passing on your way the grand Consistorial palace. One option for an enjoyable visit to the city is to stay in one of the hotels near La Manga. We also recommend a marvellous restaurant called Los Churrascos which is located within this area.
Lorca, another Murcian city with historical significance. Visit: the Castillo de Lorca, other buildings to see are the ancients houses - Casa del Corregidor, Casa de los Guevara and la Casa Consistorial also San Patricio Collegiate church. Museums: the Archeological museum, Bordados de los dos pasos de la semana santa: el blanco y el azul. A Parador is currently being built - there is another one in Murcia on the border with Andalucia - the Parador of Puerto Lumbreras.
Villages in Murcia
Rich in natural resources, coastline and historical heritage. Visiting the whole province is impossible given the area it covers. The best places to visit are the coast, the eje Moratalla- Caravaca-Cehegín
Alhama de Murcia, near to the Espuña mountain range, the castle is worth a look. Eating: try the El Chaleco restaurant El Chaleco (Tel. 968 630 197) for its wonderful Murcian stews.
Archena, famous for its spa baths - the Archena Spa with thermal waters.
Caravaca de la Cruz, one of the most interesting villages in the province. Visit: the medieval neighbourhood, the castel, its churches, the Sanctuary and the museums
Cehegín, located in low lying land near the Argos river, this village has beautiful views of the surrounding scenery. Visit: the churches, the townhall, the chapel, the convent and the sanctuary.
Ceutí, well worth a visit. This town is a cultural reference for people in Murcia and beyond, with one of the most interesting art museums in southern Spain.
Jumilla, famous for its vineyards. Visit: the castle, the convent and the churches.
Moratalla, located in the Moratalla mountain range and on the border with Andalucia. See the calle Mayor, Benizar and Fortaleza castles, the sanctuary. Stay in Cenaje hotel next to the reservoir.
Totana, very close to the Espuña natural park - outstanding scenery. Recommended places to see - los Saladares del Guadalentín, El Cerro de la Cabra, Los Pozos de la nieve, El purgatorio, Las Alquerías,
Yecla, near to Jumilla it too has very good wines. Famous for its low price furniture.
The coast and beaches in Murcia:
La Manga and the Mar Menor. See La Manga. La Manga (which means "sleeve" in Spanish) is a narrow strip of land with two shores: the mediterranean and the so called "Mar Menor". There is a lot of tourist activity although some unspoilt areas still exist at the far end of the Manga. Ideal for water sports. See Hotels in La Manga and photos of La Manga and the Mar Menor.
Águilas, on the border with Almería, good seafood and fish, nearby quiet coastal areas
Mazarrón, important fishing enclave, popular with tourists - visit the Moreras mountain range
San Pedro del Pinatar, near the Regional Park called Las Salinas and Arenales de San Pedro del Pinatar (salt marsh used by the Romans, flamingos, herons, and other sea birds), the stew from this area is very popular (Casa del Mar).
