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RuralSunProperties Thursday April 30th, 2020 Aguilas no responses

Águilas es un municipio español de la Región de Murcia.

Está situado en la costa del mar Mediterráneo dentro de la Costa Cálida en el Golfo de Mazarrón, en la comarca del Alto Guadalentín. Cuenta con 34.706 habitantes (INE 2016).

Águilas es conocida por sus carnavales declarados fiesta de Interés Turístico Internacional en el año 2015. Continue reading “Águilas (Murcia)”

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RuralSunProperties Monday April 27th, 2020 Costa Cálida no responses

Yecla is a municipality and a Spanish city of the Region of the Altiplano in the Region of Murcia.

Located in the northeastern corner of the Region of Murcia, it to the east with the province of Alicante and to the north and west with the one of Albacete. Its population in 2016 is of a total of 34,100 inhabitants (INE).

The municipal term of Yecla has an extension of 607.7 km ². It is located in the extreme north of the Region of Murcia, being bordering land with the provinces of Albacete and Alicante.

The dominant landscape is formed by mountains of moderate altitude, with predominant SW-NE directions, which constitute the structural extension of the external zones of the bética ridges (Prebético), with structures Jurassic style folded and vergence to the north.

The main elevations of Yecla are the Sierra de Salinas (1,238 masl in the Chapel of the Fraile), Monte Arabí (1,068 masl), Sierra de la Magdalena (1,038 masl),

Sierra de las Pansas (1,036 masl), Cerro Picario (1,035 masl) and El Puerto (1,030 masl).

The majority of mountains, which rise above ground level as islands, are more or less forested and separated by wide corridors,
where the crops are located. The main natural vegetation consists of pine trees (Pinus halepensis), more or less dense; the rest form it
scrub or sparty shrub physiognomy and widespread

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RuralSunProperties Wednesday April 22nd, 2020 Calasparra no responses

The geographical location and history of this municipality make it especially appealing.

With four rivers and two reservoirs Calasparra enjoys a privileged status, as these waters are a source of attraction for visitors, not only for the luxuriant countryside but also for the variety of activities that are possible here (potholing, canyoning…).

Its more than six hundred years of existence and the historical legacy it still preserves provide visitors with numerous surprises: caves with rupestrian paintings, declared World Heritage by the UNESCO, and archaeological sites ranging from Palaeolithic to Hispano-Muslim, with artefacts housed in the Archaeological Museum (former Encomienda building).

Source: https://www.murciaturistica.es/en/calasparra/
See also: http://www.turismocalasparra.es/index.php/en
and: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calasparra

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RuralSunProperties Wednesday April 22nd, 2020 Calasparra no responses

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RuralSunProperties Wednesday April 22nd, 2020 Almeria provincia no responses

Almeria is a Spanish province of the autonomous community of Andalusia; located in the southeast of the Iberian Peninsula. It limits with the provinces of Granada to the west and northwest; and with Murcia to the north and northeast; as well as with the Mediterranean Sea to the east and south (part known as the Alboran Sea). The capital of the province is the city of Almería, located to the south of the province and in the center of the homonymous bay. Continue reading “Almería region”

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