The Costa Blanca South & Murcia Coastline

The Costa Blanca South and Murcia coastline form one continuous stretch along southern Spain’s eastern coast, offering a wide variety of beach resorts, golf communities, marinas and traditional Spanish towns.

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The Costa Blanca South and Murcia coastline form one continuous stretch along southern Spain’s eastern coast, offering a wide variety of beach resorts, golf communities, marinas and traditional Spanish towns. Together, these regions provide more than 80 miles of coastline and are widely known as part of the “Market Garden of Europe” due to their agricultural heritage and year-round climate.

Our established group covers both regions as one connected property area, with access to more than 450 modern homes across a range of locations and budgets.

Costa Blanca South

The Costa Blanca South extends from Alicante Airport down to Pilar de la Horadada, covering many of the most popular coastal destinations in the region.

Popular Areas Include

  • Santa Pola
  • Guardamar del Segura
  • El Raso
  • La Mata
  • Torrevieja
  • Playa Flamenca
  • Orihuela Costa
  • Villamartín
  • La Zenia
  • Cabo Roig
  • Campoamor
  • Pinar de Campoverde

The area is well known for its sandy beaches, established golf courses and excellent year-round infrastructure.

What Makes Costa Blanca South Popular

Residents and visitors are attracted to the region for its combination of climate, lifestyle and amenities, including:

  • Blue Flag beaches and coastal promenades
  • Modern marinas and sailing facilities
  • Championship golf courses
  • Large shopping centres and leisure facilities
  • International restaurants, cafés and tapas bars
  • Well-established healthcare services, hospitals and dental clinics
  • Traditional Spanish villages and local markets
  • Over 300 days of sunshine each year
  • Mild winters and a dry Mediterranean microclimate

The climate is also considered beneficial by many people seeking a healthier outdoor lifestyle, particularly those looking to enjoy warmer temperatures throughout the year.

Murcia & The Costa Cálida

The neighbouring Murcia region, also known as the Costa Cálida (“Warm Coast”), begins around San Pedro del Pinatar and stretches towards La Manga and the Mar Menor.

The Mar Menor

One of the region’s best-known natural features is the Mar Menor, Europe’s largest saltwater lagoon.

It is popular for:

  • Sailing and water sports
  • Swimming throughout the year
  • Paddleboarding and boating
  • Calm, shallow waters ideal for families

The lagoon’s water is typically warmer than the open Mediterranean, making it especially popular for year-round outdoor activities.

Popular Murcia Locations

  • Los Alcázares
  • Santiago de la Ribera
  • Torre de la Horadada
  • Roda Golf
  • La Manga Club Resort
  • Los Urrutias
  • Mar de Cristal

The region also offers more than 20 golf courses, along with beaches, nature reserves, mountain scenery and a generally more relaxed pace of life.

Why Buyers Consider Murcia

Murcia has become increasingly popular with overseas buyers looking for:

  • Better value property prices
  • Modern golf and beach developments
  • Lower-density coastal areas
  • Strong long-term investment potential
  • Access to Murcia International Airport
  • Outdoor living and year-round sunshine

Viewing Trips & Local Appointments

We offer relaxed 3, 4 and 5-day viewing trips, along with local office appointments, allowing clients to explore both the Costa Blanca South and Murcia regions together.

With access to more than 450 quality new homes across a wide range of locations and budgets, buyers can compare different areas, property styles and developments at their own pace while receiving clear, informed guidance throughout the search process.