CASA MARCATI
The best of the Murcia region
Enjoy a wonderful holiday in the sunCosta Calida Murcia, where you can find places likeÁguilas, (Puerto) Mazarron,Cartagena andMar Menor can explore, all within approximately 100 km ofCalasparra.Wine estates, natural parks, historic sites, beaches and thermal baths.
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Murcia (hoofdstad)
A lively city with a rich history and a beautiful cathedral. Explore the historic center with countless (tapas) bars and interesting sights.
Caravaca de la Cruz
An ancient monumental city, the fifth holy city of Christianity. Visit the Santa Cruz Castle and the Basilica Santuario de la Vera Cruz to see the Holy Cross.
Cartagena
A city with a history of more than three thousand years. Discover the famous Roman Amphitheater and enjoy the beaches on both sides of the city.
La Manga del Mar Menor
A 19 km long spit of land that separates the Mediterranean Sea and the Mar Menor. Here you can enjoy spectacular views and photogenic landscapes.
Valle de Ricote
An enchanting valley with palm trees, white villages and citrus groves. Enjoy the beautiful surroundings that are reminiscent of a fairy tale from 1001 Nights.
Moratalla
Located in the northwest of Murcia, known for its unspoilt natural environment and 15th century castle. Moratalla is also known for its beautiful natural pools, such as the Baños de Somogil, formed by the Alhárabe river. These offer refreshment and an idyllic setting in the middle of nature. The town is not only a history lover's dream, but also a haven for nature lovers seeking peace and beauty. It is also called the Murcian provence
Cehegín
El Salto del Usero
Has a rich history dating back to prehistoric times. The city has archaeological sites, including cave drawings, that indicate early human habitation. he city has a mix of architectural styles, including medieval, Renaissance and Baroque. The Church of Santa María Magdalena and the Castle of Cehegín are notable sights.
The local cuisine reflects the flavors of the region. Typical dishes may include Murcian stews, sausages and local wines.
Considered one of the natural wonders of Murcia . A space visited annually by hundreds of people who want to observe and feel the beauty of the waterfalls, take a bath in the numerous natural pools, walk along the wooden walkways that explore the area or simply spend a special day in nature .
Natuurparken- wandelingen
Parque Regional Sierra de la Pila
Is a regional park in the Murcia region, Spain. The park is known for its picturesque landscapes, ranging from forested areas to impressive mountain formations.
Parque Regional de Sierra Espuña
Closer to home, this natural park is east of Calasparra. It is known for its diversity of flora and fauna, high mountain areas, lush forests and impressive gorges, as well as for its hiking and outdoor activities. The park has beautiful views and is ideal for nature lovers.
Although this natural park is located a little further north, it is one of the largest protected areas in Spain and offers beautiful scenery, with mountains, forests and rivers.
Embalse de la Fuensanta
Although not technically a natural park, this reservoir near Calasparra is also an interesting place to visit. It offers opportunities for water activities and has picturesque settings.
Paraje Natural de la Cueva de la Serreta
A natural environment with caves, located near Calasparra. The Serreta Cave has prehistoric remains and is an interesting site for archaeological and natural research.
Playa de Calblanque
Located in the Natural Park of Calblanque, Monte de las Cenizas y Peña del Águila, on the Costa Cálida in Spain, is an unspoilt beach with golden sand, impressive dunes and natural surroundings. It is part of a conservation area with limited amenities, making it ideal for nature lovers looking for peace and privacy away from commercial developments. Access may be limited, but it provides a wonderful location for relaxing and appreciating the unspoilt beauty of the Murcia coast.
Embalse de Alfonso XIII
A walk around the Alfonso XIII Reservoir, where you can enjoy the tranquil waters and surrounding landscape.
Parque Natural de las Sierras de Cazorla, Segura y Las Villas
Ruta de las Norias
Explore the historic water wheels along the Segura River on the Ruta de las Norias.
Ruta de las Cuevas de Zaén
A hiking trail that takes you to the Zaén Caves, where you can admire the natural beauty of the area
Embalse de la Mulata
Santuario de Nuestra Señora de la Esperanza
Paraje Natural de las Fuentes del Marqués
Take a walk around the Embalse de la Mulata reservoir, enjoying the peaceful surroundings and views of the water.
Visit the Shrine of Our Lady of Hope and take a walk through the surrounding hills.
Explore the Natural Park of the Fuentes del Marqués with its fountains, gardens and natural beauty
Wine routes and cities
Jumilla
This is one of the most famous wine growing areas in the Murcia region and is located southeast of Calasparra. Jumilla is best known for its red wines, of which the Monastrell grape is an important ingredient. The climate in this region, with hot summers and mild winters, contributes to the production of characteristic wines.
Yecla
Just northwest of Calasparra is the Yecla wine region. This region is also known for its red wines, mainly based on Monastrell, but also produces interesting white wines. The landscape and climate contribute to the unique flavors of the wines.
Bullas
Northwest of Calasparra lies Bullas, a wine-growing region known for its red wines, often based on grape varieties such as Monastrell, Tempranillo and Syrah. The area has a Mediterranean climate, which is favorable for grape growing.
Thermal baths
Archena
Known for its thermal baths, the most prominent of which is the "Balneario de Archena". This wellness center offers various thermal baths, spa treatments and facilities for relaxation and health. The thermal waters of Archena are fed by natural springs and are often valued for their therapeutic properties. Visitors often come here to enjoy the peaceful surroundings and reap the health benefits of the thermal waters.
The region is known not only for its landscapes, but also for its wine-growing traditions. Although the specific wine growing areas are not directly close to Calasparra, there are some wine regions in the wider region of Murcia where you can discover interesting wines. Here are some of the well-known wine regions nearby: