Every Jardines and Naranjos gardens, as well as in between Penthouse blocks and on the La Isla development have play areas for younger children.

The equipment provided includes slides, swings and other playground apparatus give safe surroundings for little ones to play.

The 24 swimming pools on site are open between 9am and 11pm each day during the summer months. There are a few rules regarding pool use which you are asked to follow for everyone’s safety, including the following:

Please do not take any glass items into the pool area.

No inflatables are allowed in the pools during July/August (except for swimming aids)

No children under 12 are allowed in the pool area without adult supervision.

Deck chairs and sun loungers must be removed daily and not left overnight.

Condado de Alhama's Alhama Signature Golf Youth Academy, sponsored by Asssa Seguros,  is a place where children and young people of different ages and nationalities learn how to play golf and have fun.

The Academy, under the stewardship of resident PGA Professional, Roy Kullick, is a wonderful facility, where regular group lessons are given for juniors.

To find out more contact the Academy:

Tel: 968 32 80 08

Email:  
infogolf@alhamasignature.com

Website: 
https://alhamasignature.golf

Neil Andrews, the owner and founder of Condado Futbol, is an English former professional football player who played in the U.S.A.

Condado Futbol run football camps, for 7 to 17 year olds, throughout the summer and other main holiday times, at the Condado Club, in the Jardines area of Condado de Alhama
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For more information contact Condado Futbol:

Website: https://www.condadofutbol.com/

Email: neil@condadofutbol.com

Spending time at the beach is one of the best things to do in life, and you really are spoilt for choice in the Murcia region.

With a coastline of over 250 Km, Murcia boasts some glorious family friendly beaches, where children can play all day, just remember to protect them from the sun and keep them hydrated.

There are far too many beaches in Murcia to list here, but if you check out the towns and cities, located on the coast, in the Locations section of this website , you will find lots of suggestions of where to go for a great day at the beach.

What kid doesn’t love getting muddy? A visit to the mud baths at Lo Pagan is lots of fun for kids of any age (and grown ups too!).

Lo Pagan Mar Menor is situated in San Pedro del Pinatar on the Murcia Coast. On one side you have the mud baths and on the other side the open ocean.

The idea is that you submerge yourself into the mud and then let it dry in the sun. The mud is said to have healing properties as well as being good for your skin. You then wash the mud off in the salt water.

It isn’t often that the kids will get to see their parents with mud all over their face (if ever?)! Kids absolutely love this place and it is definitely one of the most fun things to do in the Murcia region with kids!

Terra Natura is an animal park offering a journey through different ecosystems.

Visitors can observe a variety of animal species, attend educational talks, and enjoy interactive experiences focused on biodiversity and conservation.

 Aqua Natura, a modern 30,000-square-metre water park awaits you where the whole family can have fun on its slides and soft tracks, and relax in its pools.

Swim with sea lions, hand feed giraffes and lemurs, and go down a huge water slide all in one place! Please note there are extra charges for some of the activities.

They have many special events throughout the year, such as night safaris, so check their website before you go.

Website: https://murcia.terranatura.com/

Google Maps Link: https://maps.app.goo.gl/tP4JBnPQVHKGgcAU6

Located in a privileged natural environment, 5 minutes from the centre of Cartagena, discover their multi-adventure circuits with zip lines, adventure circuits, the largest plant maze in Spain, pools with slides, laser paintball and a number of other activities.

A natural space full of trees and vegetation, it is the favourite place of leisure for thousands of Cartagenans, who find in its green areas a place for sports, recreation and recreation. Visit us and enjoy a different experience!

Website: 
http://www.tentegorraventura.com/

Google Maps Link: https://maps.app.goo.gl/8WA8cuVSYbsaUPMi7

Kids (and adults) love exploring caves and there are a number of safe, spectacular caves throughout the Murcia region.

To find out more about these caves, visit the official Murcia tourist website:

 https://www.turismoregiondemurcia.es/en/caves/

Granja Park, located in a privileged environment surrounded by the Sierra Minera de La Unión, the Bay of Portmán and the rugged Cartagena coast, offers a unique landscape surrounded by nature without sacrificing the convenience of being just 5 minutes from Cartagena. In addition, it has direct access to the train, bus and FEVE stations, guaranteeing excellent connectivity with the city.

Just a minute walk from the bus and FEVE stops, this leisure park rural provides a unique experience. With an area of ​​42,000 square meters, Granjapark has a wide range of facilities for outdoor enjoyment, including a swimming pool, soccer field, sports courts, restaurant-grill, climbing wall, bakery with a wood-fired Moorish oven, riding school and the opportunity to interact with farm animals.

It is the ideal place to disconnect from the routine and immerse yourself in a quiet environment full of activities for the whole family.

Website: https://www.granjapark.com/

Google Maps Link: https://maps.app.goo.gl/WQ5yfGyBZke3PsNm7

Murapark, situated in the Ricote Valley, is not an amusement park, it is a park of active outdoor tourism activities, designed to enjoy the environment and physical sports activities integrated into the environment.

It has a very wide range of great activities including adventure circuits for all ages and abilities, zip line, climbing wall, archery, bounce jumping, trampolines, splash zone, bouncy castles, pedal carts, mini-golf, large slide, paintball,  rat buggies and more.

Website: https://murapark.com/

Google Maps Link: https://maps.app.goo.gl/7xtnJ4aP1TX7H2kQ9

Peke Park is strategically located in the heart of La Manga del Mar Menor (Gran Vía, km. 3.5), offering an ideal space for sports and family leisure since its establishment in 1980. With an extension Of 20,000 m2, their complex offers a wide range of options for fun and entertainment.

They have over 20 attractions, along with tennis and paddle tennis courts.

Hospitality services that include restaurants, bars and spacious terraces.

Website: https://www.pekeparklamanga.com/

Google Maps Link: https://maps.app.goo.gl/B8NCDLBrf8QDQjnG7

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Taquilla Tickets specialise in organising family friendly Day trips, MiniBreaks, things to do, adventures, concerts, and more.

Taquilla Tickets have their base in Condado de Alhama, Al Kasar Centre between Condado Invest and Sparkle.

Open from 10am to 1.30pm or come and see us at Cats Bar on Camposol A. Tuesday to Friday 10.15 am to 1.30pm

 They are open all year round to bring you the best experiences within the local area and further!!

Tel: 657346445

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Taquillatickets/?locale=es_ES

Website: https://www.taquillaticketscondado.com/

There are quite a few Karting tracks in the Murcia region and we are lucky enough to have one only a few Kilometres away from Condado.

Karting Espuna is situated between Condado de Alhama and Alhama de Murcia, Karting Espuna offers a wide variety of karts, from children's karts to competition karts, to be enjoyed on one of the best circuits in the Region of Murcia.

They also offer paintball and laser tag.

Tel: 627 93 50 95

Website: https://kartingalhama.com/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Kartingalhama/?locale=es_ES

Google Maps Link: https://maps.app.goo.gl/VUjgLA387bGuzrZq8

A place that isn’t well known to most tourists is the oasis at Salta del Usero. This site of geological interest is located close to the town of Bullas and can be easily reached by car and foot.

This really is a hidden wonder that your kids will love! There is a waterfall, rock pools filled with fish and an inland beach. It is generally pretty quiet apart from June 23rd when there is a big celebration here- it’s a 225 year old tradition that recreates the legend of a princess who jumped in the river after being stood up by her lover.

More information can be found on the Bullas Tourism website: https://bullas.es/turismo/salto-del-usero/

Google Maps Link: https://maps.app.goo.gl/bfmnbmP8jzYwk8xN8

The La Unión Mining Park, in Cartagena, offers an unforgettable journey into history. You will discover a legacy that represents the living memory of those men who worked in the bowels of the Sierra Minera.

The visit takes approximately two hours, starting at the Park's Interpretation Centre, where a video is projected that helps to better understand the history of La Unión. The tour begins on a Mining Train, from where you can see the attractions related to mining and culminates with a visit to the Agrupa Vicenta Mine, as the main attraction of the Park. Once the visit to the Mine has been made, you return to the interpretation centre on the Mining Train, where you can buy souvenirs of the places visited.

Tours start Tuesday to Sunday, at 10:00 and 12:00 hours. It is essential to purchase the ticket in advance or to have prior consent to the reservation.

Website: https://www.parqueminerodelaunion.es/

Email: reservas@parqueminerodelaunion.es

Telephone: 968 002 140

Google Maps Link: https://maps.app.goo.gl/3NxCho5p2ThjoTbC7

The port of Cartagena has been the starting point for countless adventures and feats throughout history, go to sea on our Tourist Boat and discover a different vision of the city sailing at 2.5 knots through the dock sheltered from its maritime accidents. Castles, coastal batteries, lighthouses and docks open up to your eyes as witnesses to the military, strategic and commercial importance of the bay.

A voice-over in several languages will help you learn about the evolution of the port from the old defences to the construction of the arsenal in the eighteenth century, the Christmas docks, San Pedro and Alfonso XII in the nineteenth century or the recent construction of the cruise terminal. You will disconnect for a while from the hustle and bustle of the city and you will be able to complete your sightseeing by disembarking at the Christmas Fort to learn first-hand what military life was like in the fortresses of Cartagena in recent centuries.

Park in the underground car park at the port and wander along to the pick up point.

High season (from 1 July to 15 September)

Monday to Sunday - 11:00, 12:00, 13:00, 14:00, 15:00, 16:30, 17:30, 18:30 and 19:30.

Mid season From March 15 to May 31 / From September 16 to November

1 Tuesday to Sunday - 11:00, 12:00, 13:00, 14:00, 15:00, 16:30 and 17:30. (Holy Week from Monday to Sunday)

From 1 to 30 June

Tuesday to Sunday - 11:00, 12:00, 13:00, 14:00, 15:00, 16:30, 17:30 and 18:30.

Low season (From November 2 to January 5 / From March 1 to 14)

Tuesday to Friday - 11:00, 12:00, 13:00 and 14:00.

Saturday and Sunday - 11:00, 12:00, 13:00, 14:00, 15:00 and 16:00.

Website: https://puertodeculturas.cartagena.es/ficha_barco.asp

Google Maps Link: https://maps.app.goo.gl/v9xSVHuFWyUiz3dd7

Murcia is a landscape of fortresses and fortified castles, testimony to an ancient heritage of conflict and warring factions which makes the likes of Game of Thrones look pretty tame. But of all the historic bastions, Lorca’s 13th century La Forteleza del Sol stands out. Not only is the original structure astonishingly well preserved, the sympathetic restoration work’s flawless and recently earned the castle a place on the EDEN (European Destinations of Excellence) shortlist.

But a building alone doesn’t qualify as an excellent destination, so expect much more of Lorca’s famous monument than mere bricks and mortar. Throughout the year everything from medieval tournaments to thrilling re-enactments and concerts are hosted here. The extensive grounds are great fun to ramble around and kids love the castle’s atmospheric passages, underground cellars and gothic drama. Amateur historians can dig into the secrets, myths and legends of La Forteleza in the Esponsa Tower exhibition. And the reconstructed 13th century siege engine and enormous sword-shaped sundial, work to impress everyone.

Website: https://www.lorcatallerdeltiempo.es/bensakar/inicio

Google Maps Link: https://maps.app.goo.gl/nsmYXDuespNHXVyy9

Horse riding is a great family activity for all ages and we are fortunate to have many riding schools in the Murcia region.

A good website for finding out about what facilities are available is:

https://en.yumping.com/horse-riding/murcia

Dolphin and whale watching in Mazarron is a unique experience. It’s one of the best places of Europe to see dolphins, pilot whales and sperm whales in the open sea. There are a number of companies in the marina area of Mazarron that offer whale watching trips. You can whale watching throughout the year.

One company, guaranteeing that you will view animals, or you get another trip free, offering both short and long term trips is:

Cetaceos y Navegacion

Website: https://www.cetaceosynavegacion.com/

Google Maps Link:  
https://maps.app.goo.gl/CNQ14cJSHAT1sDxK7

Espuña Adventure, are an award winning outward bounds centre (Established 2004), who specialise in outdoor activities in Sierra Espuña and Barrancos de Gebas

There is something for everybody, designed to suit all tastes and ages from 6 to 60 and beyond! They're the best way to spend a morning or afternoon in the sunshine with you and your loved ones, and you'll have some fantastic memories to take away with you.

Here you can experience quad biking, downhill mountain biking, kayaking, river rafting, paragliding, archery and shooting experiences.

Website: 
https://www.espuna-adventure.com/

Google Maps Link: 
https://maps.app.goo.gl/8zn5spe545zhH3539