Murcia, 7th biggest Spanish city, is located in the region of the same name in southeastern Spain, between Alicante in the north and Cartagena in the south, and only 35 km from the Mediterranean Sea.

Founded in 831 in the valley of the Segura river, Murcia was a historical town with a long muslim presence where there are still some remains. Christians also left traces of their presence by building baroque churches, temples and the Cathedral Church of Saint Mary.

Murcia and its region offer a plethora of outdoor sports and activities. On the land, on the water or in the air, go for what suits you the most!

If you want to fully enjoy nature, try out hiking or biking on the numerous tracks that cross the region. If you seek more adventure, you can practice climbing on the uplands surrounding Murcia, like in Sierra Espuña or Sierra de la Pila. If you love speleology, you will find stunning caves and chasms in Calasparra, Isla Plana and Cieza.

With Mar Menor (a salty lagoon) and the Mediterranean Sea near Murcia, you can benefit from plenty of nautical activities.

Mar Menor has flat water where you can enjoy sailing, kitesurfing, canoeing or water skiing. On the Mediterranean coastline, you can practice sea kayaking, scuba diving, underwater speleology, and even sport fishing. If you want to do rafting, go to Segura river!

For more thrills, you can have a tandem paragliding flight in Alhama de Murcia and enjoy a breathtaking panorama over the region of Murcia.

Murcia and its region offer a plethora of fun and surprising outdoor activities for every taste!