Located north of the Mar Menor, not far from Múrcia, this small town, while not being a top tourist destination, has good beaches.
Highlights in San Pedro del Pinatar:
Famous for its therapeutic mud baths, this destination attracts visitors seeking relaxation and wellness. The Regional Park of Las Salinas y Arenales is a highlight, featuring salt flats, dunes, and a haven for birdwatching, including flamingos.
The town’s fishing heritage is reflected in its bustling fish market, where fresh catches are auctioned daily. The picturesque beaches provide opportunities for swimming, sunbathing, and water sports. We may also visit he Casa del Reloj and the Ethnographic Archaeological Museum.
San Pedro del Pinatar – 15 minutes look
Visiting San Pedro del Pinatar top point – Just a Glimpse
Visiting San Pedro del Pinatar top point – Just a GlimpseI don’t want to be unfair to this village – we just approached it by the south, having a look at the beach, and… didn’t like.
Too many algae, rocky coast the north end of La Manga is rougher than I suspected.
Yes, we saw that further north the beach is good, but we didn’t use it.
Beach
Staying in La Manga I was curious about the other extremity of the narrow stripe of sand, ending in S Pedro del Pinatar.
I went there, had a look, and was surprised by the image and smell of tons of algae.
It was not attractive, but the beach is long and wide, however, we had the excellent La Manga waiting for the afternoon swim and didn’t go further.
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