Los Alcázares Blog

Walking is a pastime here, why not it was voted by the world health council as having one of the best climates worldwide. Often this timeless place we call home boasts change but the beach remains relatively untouched. Rain or shine, there is a certain charm that is always inviting and provides much of the draw to this area. The beach has undergone some modernisation and one of the most recent changes caught my eye this morning. For better or for worse the pier at San Antonio has been extended and I think that from the tourist boat's perspective it's for the better. It would be interesting to get some feedback on what you think so feel free to leave a comment in the box below. This particular scene has been symbolic to all the weddings, scattering of ashes, street parties, food festivals and tourists. One thing is for certain, the tourists will have the red carpet treatment leading to the Ferry realtively sand free. I hope that you have enjoyed this post, till...

Los Alcázares has four principle districts with many more that sit on the border. Each one has very different characteristics that need to be considered when choosing a place to live. Los Narejos This area offers some of the larger style properties as it dates back to the time where Los Alcázares gained independence from San Javier. I feel the need to mention at this point that no area is better than another in anyway, they are all just different, that said Los Narejos offers a small commercial district that is branded as; “The Boulevard” and offers a variety of restaurants, bars, shops and banks. Probably the most notable feature of this area is the school which is situated a stones throw from the commercial area. The school is the equivalent of a grammar school in the UK and as such there is a charge per child. It is eleven years old and has achieved its status with one of the highest pass rates in the region of Murcia. Las Claras is also one of the only recog...