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Santa Rosalia Resort represents a new and expansive concept in Spain's Murcia region. At its heart lies a vast 'Crystal Lagoon' with islands and man-made beaches, complemented by a picnic area, walking trail, Beach Club, disc golf, adventure golf, yoga area, pétanque, and multi-sport track. With over 4,000 trees and a green area spanning 124,000 m2, relaxation is paramount, while the lagoon offers opportunities for sunbathing, swimming, paddleboarding, and kayaking. Conveniently located near 17 local golf courses and just a short drive from the Spanish town of Los Alcazares, with its excellent sandy beaches, bars, restaurants, and shops, the resort offers easy access to leisure activities and amenities. The new Murcia International Airport at Corvera Murcia is only 25 minutes away, while Alicante airport is just under an hour's drive. Contact us for more information!
Egenskaper
- 2 soverom
- 2 bad
- 88m² Bygg størrelse
- Svømmebasseng
- Storage room
- Terrace
- White Goods
- Quality build
- Balcony
- Built-in Wardrobes
- Modern design
- Prestigious Area
- Underground parking
- Park views
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