From the fishing town of Aguilas to the white dunes of the beach of El Mojon in San Pedro del Pinatar, stretch kilometre after kilometre of beaches and deserted coves awaiting the arrival of the bather, the sailor, the diver or the fisherman. In addition, there are delightful picturesque fishing villages, like La Azohia or Cabo de Palos where you can lose yourself for a few days; ports like the one in Mazarron where you can spend a lively evening and enjoy its magnificent gastronomy after a day on the beach; heavenly areas of natural beauty, unique in the whole Mediterranean, at the beaches of Calblanque and Calnegre... and one of the most highly considered tourist complexes in the Mediterranean: La Manga del Mar Menor, a paradise between two seas with infinite beaches, sandy sea beds and crystalline waters, and endowed with an excellent hotel infrastructure. Peraleja Golf is situated in the enviable position of being close to all of this, and yet still nestled inthe tranquility of the mountains, surrounded by nature.

Furthermore, fans of water sports will find one of the best places in the world for practising sailing, canoeing, swimming, water-skiing, jet-skiing, flysurfing, windsurfing, catamaranning, and every other type of watersport activity in its numerous clubs, ports and sailing schools. The Nautical Resort on the Mar Menor and similar consortiums in Mazarron and Aguilas offer the chance to hire out equipment, book sailing courses and reserve accommodation at extremely interesting rates.

Enjoy the sun all year round, stroll around shady orchards, along river banks, and through forests and mountails.  Peraleja Golf Resort is set in unrivalled surroundings.

Murcia is one of the most attractive regions of Spain, a region where the annual average temperature is about 20 degrees, with a yearly average of 3000 sun hours and which is encircled by the warmest natural lagoon in Europe: the Mar Menor.

The region of Murcia is characterised by certain climatic differences which may lead to variation in the above-mentioned figures. These variations depend on the orientation and exposure to the dominant winds, the distance from the sea and the configuration of relief. Due to these factors, the temperature differences between the coast and the interior are much more extreme in the winter. On the coast temperatures tend never to fall below 10ºC, whilst inland at higher altitudes they may not exceed 6ºC. The latter areas show a higher average annual rainfall, which reaches 600 mm/yr.

In the inland areas, the visitor will find a complete array of sports available: hiking, pony-trekking, mountain-biking, photographic routes, historical and archaeological routes, mountaineering, rock-climbing, trekking, rural tourism, rafting. All of this is supported by the existence of a wide network of guest houses, campsites, and country houses located in beauty spots and other delightful settings, either in the heart of the countryside or sheltered amid the quaint, narrow architecture of the inland villages, with their temperate summers and winters, ideal for warming yourself beside a woodfire stove.

Moreover, this offer is nicely rounded off, both on the coast and inland, by every kind of infrastructure which various specialised companies who organise day-long activities which can be enjoyed in the heart of the countryside, on land, at sea or in the air, provide: potholing routes through caves of exceptional interest, horse-riding, rural activities, white-water canoeing, cave-diving, deep-sea diving, paragliding, hang-gliding, distillation of aromatic plants and the extraction of their scents, hand production of cakes and cheeses, thematic routes, camps and many many more. Thus any visitor is certain to find both the place and the activity which best suits what he or she requires. And all of it within easy reach