20/05/2025
A beautiful day exploring Los Alcázares!
Today we completed the 8km seafront walk from the lovely coastal town of Los Alcázares, located on the shores of the Mar Menor in the Murcia region of Spain. This charming town is known for its warm, shallow waters, golden beaches, and laid-back Mediterranean vibe. It’s a popular spot for both locals and visitors looking to enjoy some sun, sea, and Spanish hospitality.
Our walk took us along a scenic route that was a pleasant mix of paved promenade and the occasional paddle in the sea. The weather couldn’t have been better—27°C with a gentle breeze that kept things comfortable.
Just as we were nearing the halfway point, we came across a hidden gem of a restaurant called San Antonio, set right out over the water. It looked so picturesque we couldn’t resist stopping in for a drink. But once we saw the tempting menu of the day, we decided to enjoy a late lunch instead—and what a treat it was!
We were served four courses with bread for just €12.50, and we were surprised to see that the evening four-course menu is an even better deal at just €9.50. The food was delicious, the service friendly, and the setting absolutely perfect. We’ll definitely be returning to try that evening menu one day.
With full bellies and happy hearts, we set off again to complete the first half of the route before turning back.
14,000 steps later, we’re back home and ready for a well-earned rest!
If you’re ever in this part of Spain, Los Alcázares is well worth a visit—especially if you enjoy a good walk, great food, and stunning views along the way.