Los Alcazares - In the region of Murcia, located in the south east of Spain, visitors can find  Los Alcazares which has taken its name from the palaces built along the coastline of the Mar Menor, in the middle ages.
It has a registered list of inhabitants of 9,000, which rises however, being a seaside resort, to 100,000, during the summer months of July and August.
Los Alcazares offers 70 kilometres of sandy beaches, with a town centre practically situated on the shores of the Mar Menor. An average annual temperature of 18 degrees C, a unique sea, and the grandeur of the hearts of its people, makes this area a paradise on earth, praised and admired by all those who visit and live within its boundaries.
The waters of the Mar Menor are renowned for their benevolent chemical properties, the same density as that of the Red Sea, and are classified as medicinal. The high concentration of salt and iodine, the absence of strong waves, shallow waters ( a maximum of 7m ), and, of course, the excellent temperatures in summer and winter form a unique environment hailed by the World Health Authority as the healthiest region in Europe.