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1. AC Hotel Cartagena
AC Hotel Cartagena
2. Hotel Sercotel Alfonso XIII
Hotel Sercotel Alfonso XIII
3. NH Campo Cartagena
NH Campo Cartagena
4. Posadas de España Cartagena
Posadas de España Cartagena
5. B&B Hotel Cartagena Cartagonova
B&B Hotel Cartagena Cartagonova
6. Loop INN Hostel Cartagena
Loop INN Hostel Cartagena
7. La Casa de las Flores
La Casa de las Flores
8. Apartamentos Turísticos Plaza del Rey
Apartamentos Turísticos Plaza del Rey
9. Apartamentos Turísticos Distrito Romano
Apartamentos Turísticos Distrito Romano
10. Hotel Manolo
Hotel Manolo
11. Apartamentos Turísticos Insulae
Apartamentos Turísticos Insulae
12. Hotel Sercotel Carlos III
Hotel Sercotel Carlos III
13. Grand Hyatt La Manga Club Golf & Spa
Grand Hyatt La Manga Club Golf & Spa
14. Apartamentos Turísticos Gran Vía
Apartamentos Turísticos Gran Vía
15. Puerta Real
Puerta Real
16. Apartamentos Plaza Sevillano
Apartamentos Plaza Sevillano
17. Apartamentos INTEMPO
Apartamentos INTEMPO
18. Apartamentos Decumano Romano
Apartamentos Decumano Romano
19. El Secreto del Agua
El Secreto del Agua
20. Hotel Cetina Cabo de Palos Puerto
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Diputación de Rincón de San Ginés
Rincón de San Ginés gives you the best of both watery worlds with its unique position between the Mediterranean Sea and Mar Menor lagoon. Golf enthusiasts swing clubs at La Manga Club while nature lovers explore the stunning trails of Calblanque Regional Park. Beach hoppers can bounce between the calm waters of Mar de Cristal and the pristine sands of Calblanque Beach. Seafood restaurants dish up fresh caldero rice with Mar Menor prawns, perfect after a day of kitesurfing or sailing. Accommodation ranges from beachfront hotels to apartment complexes with sea views. A car hire is your best bet for exploring this coastal paradise since public transit options are limited.

Cabo de Palos
Cabo de Palos delights visitors with its dual personality as working fishing village and seaside getaway. The iconic lighthouse watches over dramatic cliffs while hidden coves and crystal-clear waters beckon swimmers and divers. World-class diving sites at Islas Hormigas Marine Reserve showcase underwater wonders, and coastal paths wind between rocky headlands with views of both the Mediterranean Sea and Mar Menor lagoon. Fresh seafood dominates waterfront restaurants where local caldero rice dishes star on menus. While the compact village centre is easily walkable, having a hire car provides the flexibility to explore nearby beaches. Summer evenings bring a relaxed vibe perfect for sunset strolls along the marina promenade.

Cartagena Casco
Cartagena Casco reveals 3,000 years of history through its remarkably preserved Roman ruins and Punic walls. Stroll along cobblestone streets to discover the ancient Roman Theatre carved into the hillside, overlooking the sparkling Mediterranean harbour. The Naval Museum and Roman Theatre Museum showcase the city's rich maritime heritage, while modernist architecture adds unexpected flair to this walkable district. Harbour restaurants serve fresh seafood and traditional Spanish tapas as you watch boats glide into port. Boutique hotels in restored historic buildings offer rooftop terraces with sweeping views. The entire district is easily explored on foot, with the waterfront promenade providing a perfect route for soaking in sea breezes and sunset views.

La Azohia
La Azohía's peaceful beaches and crystal-clear Mediterranean waters create the perfect escape from crowded tourist spots. Playa de La Chapineta and Playa de San Ginés offer pristine swimming spots with stunning views of limestone cliffs. The historic Santa Elena Tower stands as a silent witness to the area's rich past, while coastal paths invite you to explore Cape Tiñoso's dramatic scenery. The village embraces traditional Spanish rhythms with family-run chiringuitos serving just-caught seafood and simple tapas bars where locals gather. Most visitors stay in holiday rentals or small pensiones with basic amenities focused on beach access. A hire car is essential as public transport is limited, but you can easily walk the entire village in 15 minutes.

Casco Antiguo
The Casco Antiguo neighbourhood has lots to see, including Gran Hotel and Roman Theater.
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Admired for its port and golfing, Cartagena features attractions such as Estadio Municipal de Cartagena and Gran Hotel.











































































































































































