18.04.2026
Los Alcázares is undergoing a transformation — from a seasonal resort into a year-round community. 16,000+ residents, an international mix, improving infrastructure. A medical centre, a hospital 10 minutes away, supermarkets, restaurants and an airport 20 minutes away. Couple's budget: €1,200-1,850 per month.
17.04.2026
Los Alcázares sits on the shore of the Mar Menor — Europe's largest saltwater lagoon. Water here is 2-5 degrees warmer than the open Mediterranean, waves are virtually absent, and the depth increases so gradually that children can wade 50 metres from shore. Plus the Mediterranean is 15 minutes away.
16.04.2026
Los Alcázares is one of the most promising property investment destinations on the Mar Menor coast. Apartments from €90,000, penthouses with terraces from €200,000, seasonal rental yields of 6-9%. We break down property types, real running costs and the best areas.
15.04.2026
Mar Menor is a 170 km² saltwater lagoon on Spain's Murcia coast, separated from the Mediterranean by La Manga sandbar. With water temperatures 2–5°C warmer than the open sea, a maximum depth of 7 metres, and consistent wind conditions, it has become one of Europe's top destinations for kitesurfing, sailing, and stand-up paddleboarding. This guide covers the lagoon's unique geography, the full range of water sports available, nearby Mediterranean beaches, climate data by month, and what it means to live on the Mar Menor shore.
14.04.2026
Los Alcázares is a compact Spanish town of 16,000 residents sitting directly on Mar Menor — Europe's largest saltwater lagoon. Property prices here start significantly below Costa Blanca averages, the airport is 20 minutes away, and over 315 days of sunshine keep the lifestyle year-round. This guide covers current prices, the best areas to buy, the full purchasing process, and what makes Los Alcázares a strong investment case for 2026.
13.04.2026
Everything about living in Pilar de la Horadada: healthcare and hospitals, schools, supermarkets and markets, sports and the sea, monthly climate data, airport transport and cost of living. A practical guide for those considering a move.
12.04.2026
Two coastal areas of Pilar de la Horadada — Torre de la Horadada with its marina and restaurants and quiet Mil Palmeras with family beaches. We compare both, examine the international community and the property market.
11.04.2026
A complete overview of the Pilar de la Horadada property market: housing types with prices, new-build vs resale comparison, annual running costs and investment outlook. Real figures and tables.
10.04.2026
The coastline of Pilar de la Horadada stretches for over 4 kilometres at the southernmost tip of Alicante province. Multiple Blue Flag beaches, a marina, pine-backed dunes, and water temperatures that allow swimming from May through October make this one of the most underrated beach destinations on the Costa Blanca.
