Mar Menor Golf Resort Guide

Why Mar Menor Golf Resort

There are many places in Spain where you can buy a home. But only a few where life truly changes – gently, effortlessly, and for the better. Mar Menor Golf Resort is one of them.

What sets it apart isn’t just the sunshine or the architecture, the golf course or the location – though all of those are exceptional. What makes Mar Menor special is how it feels to live here. There’s a sense of ease, of warmth, of rhythm. Life flows in a way that’s both calm and full.

Each morning, the clubhouse comes quietly to life – the hiss of the coffee machine, the gentle murmur of neighbours catching up, the first golfers setting out as the sun rises behind the palms.

Club MMGR opens its doors: a modern gym, padel courts ready for laughter and friendly competition, yoga and Pilates classes beginning in peaceful concentration.

Later, the spa welcomes you into silence – a massage, a swim, a moment to yourself. And all around, the resort moves in harmony: gardeners tending to flowerbeds, residents walking the paths, children cycling past fountains.

There’s beauty in the big things – the frontline villas, the wide fairways, the views over the golf course – but also in the small: the early evening light on a terrace, the sound of water in the square, the smile from someone you’ve only just met.

Mar Menor is safe – not just secure, but reassuringly cared for. The resort’s security teams are always nearby, not only for peace of mind, but for help in real, human moments. Whether it’s a medical need, a lost key, or simply a friendly question, they’re there – quietly professional, always present.

What’s remarkable is how easy everything becomes. You’re close to everything you need – the beach, the shops, Murcia, Cartagena, the airport – but you rarely feel the need to leave. There’s a full supermarket, a spa, restaurants, a clubhouse, sport, gardens, even a growing boulevard just outside the gates with bars and restaurants to enjoy.

And perhaps most importantly, you’re never alone. There’s a strong international community here – welcoming, diverse, and quietly supportive. You’ll meet people who’ve been here ten years and people who arrived last week – and you’ll feel part of it from the start. It’s a place where neighbours become friends, where languages blend easily, and where your story fits in from day one.

The homes reflect this sense of life – thoughtfully designed, well-kept, and suited to how people actually live. Whether it’s a frontline villa with a pool, or an apartment with spectacular views and underground parking, every home is part of a greater whole. They offer not just comfort, but confidence.

Because for owners on the resort, there’s life – and then there’s Mar Menor life.

And once you’ve felt the difference, you’ll understand why so many people come here thinking they’re buying a holiday home… and end up never leaving.

At Lonrah, we live here too. This is our home, and our great joy is helping people find theirs. We’d love to welcome you.

A Place in the Sun, Anchored by History

Set just a few minutes from the golden beaches of the Mar Menor lagoon, and a little further from the Mediterranean Sea, the resort sits within one of the most beautiful and convenient locations in southern Spain. It’s a land shaped by saltwater, stone, and time – and if you drive a little inland, you’ll see a solitary hill rising from the plain: Cabezo Gordo.

From a distance, it looks like a peaceful outcrop. But beneath its slopes lie the Sima de las Palomas caves – one of Spain’s most important Neanderthal sites. Here, archaeologists have found remains that stretch back tens of thousands of years. People have lived in this area for longer than history remembers – drawn, perhaps as we are now, to the sea, the hills, and the sun.

Long before modern resorts or cities, people came to this area for its restorative qualities. In Roman times, the Mar Menor was already known as a place of healing – a warm, shallow sea believed to aid the body and soothe the spirit. Bathing in the waters, rich in minerals and warmed by the sun, was considered a natural therapy, and settlements nearby flourished with those seeking health and rest.

Today, that same balance of land and water remains. The Mar Menor lagoon is shallow, calm, and warm – perfect for paddleboarding, swimming, sailing, and peaceful beach days. And from the resort, you can reach Cartagena in under half an hour, Murcia city in forty minutes, and Murcia International Airport in less than that. Alicante Airport too is just an hour away.

There’s peace, but never isolation. And there’s movement, without the rush.

A Home That Fits the Way You Live

The homes at Mar Menor Golf Resort were created with life in mind – shaped by the light, the climate, and the way people truly live here.

Mornings often begin with soft sun filtering into the kitchen, afternoons drift into barbecues or quiet lunches under the shade of a terrace, and evenings flow by the lights of the pool, a time for slowing down and relaxing – with a book, a conversation, or simply the view. These are homes that open naturally to the outdoors, that feel easy to be in, and that offer the comfort that comes from a design ideally suited to the Mediterranean lifestyle and climate.

Villas here come in a wide variety of styles and layouts, each with its own distinctive charm. The Ciervo is the most compact, perfect for easy living yet still with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The Baron and Perdiguera the most spacious, offering generous plots and expansive interiors ideal for families or entertaining. Other villa styles include the Rondella, Isla Grosa, Carmoli, Galera, as well as the newer Alba and Aura villas – all thoughtfully arranged with private gardens, pools, and terraces that invite outdoor living.

The popular Calblanque townhouses offer ease and privacy in a manageable, multistorey footprint. Ideal for part-time living or easy year-round comfort, they provide outdoor space and a strong sense of home, without the upkeep of a full villa.

Apartments vary from the refined, architecturally elegant Melvin apartments, offering 1 to 3 bedrooms, to the loft apartments with open living spaces and beautiful golf views. The Albor apartments, all within easy walk of the restaurants of the boulevard, offer huge terraces and gardens at a superb price.

All are designed to maximise light, space, and ease of living. Plus, all Melvin apartments offer lift access, underground parking and storage.

Whether you’re looking for a permanent home, a seasonal escape, or a flexible investment, every property at Mar Menor is part of a greater whole – a community built on calm, care, and quality.

Life, Light, and Movement

Life at Mar Menor flows naturally — each day shaped by light, warmth, and a sense of ease

You might begin with a walk along the golf course, the early light catching the lake, full of wildlife. Or you might head to Club MMGR – the resort’s beating heart of activity – for an early morning workout, spin class, yoga session, or a few games of padel with friends. There’s a gym with all the equipment you’d expect, and a year-round heated outdoor pool that makes even winter swims a pleasure.

As the day opens, you’ll find space to pause. A book on your terrace. A massage at the hotel spa. A simple lunch at the clubhouse. Or perhaps you’ll head to the beach in Los Alcázares – just ten minutes away – for a barefoot stroll along the shore, the gentle waters of the Mar Menor lapping at your feet.

Evenings are soft and golden. The boulevard just outside the resort fills with life – dinners at Number 6, live music at Shamrock, tapas at Boka, Indian flavours at Tasty Bites. And then you return home, to the quiet of the resort, the warm wave of security, to sleep with the windows open and the fountains murmuring in the distance.

Golf, Beauty, and Belonging

The course at Mar Menor Golf Resort is not just a feature of the landscape – it shapes the atmosphere of the entire community. A full 18‑hole, par 72 course spanning approximately 6,153 metres from the white tees, it forms the heart of the resort’s design adding space, life, and activity to every day.

It’s a course of two halves – thoughtfully designed to offer balance, challenge, and enjoyment. The front nine, created by Dave Thomas, rewards precision and careful planning. Here, narrower fairways, strategic bunkers, and thoughtful placement make each approach and tee shot meaningful. The back nine, designed later by the Nicklaus Design team, opens into sweeping fairways, generous greens, and holes that wrap around lakes and palm-lined fairways. It’s a contrast that not only gives the course on Mar Menor its character, but makes it unique.

At its heart lies a much-loved stretch – holes 13, 14, and 15 – affectionately known as the resort’s Amen Corner. These three holes curve dramatically around the largest lake on the course, creating a sequence that is as striking as it is serene. Whether you’re playing them or watching on from one of the front line Melvin apartments, the view at sunset is unforgettable.

The resort attracts golfers from across the world, drawn by the Nicklaus name and the course’s reputation. But, equally, many buyers on Mar Menor have never played so much as a round. But golf is part of what makes Mar Menor so special. It brings beauty – long views, open skies, green space – and a year-round rhythm to life here. It ensures that the resort remains lively in every season, not only in summer, and it creates a welcoming social scene where friendships form naturally.

For those who do play, it’s one of the most active and rewarding courses in the region. The Mar Menor Frolic Golf Society hosts weekly competitions and social events throughout the year. Captain’s Day is a highlight – a day of golf followed by a glamorous, black tie, evening dinner, with music under the stars by the hotel pool. Charity tournaments bring the community together, and the course’s popularity is clear: with over 100,000 rounds played annually, Mar Menor is one of the busiest and most loved courses in southeast Spain.

The clubhouse reflects this spirit – opening earlier than any other resort in the region. From the first coffee before sunrise to a drink after a round, it’s a constant in the resort’s life. You don’t need to be a golfer to feel welcome.

At Lonrah, we understand the value the course brings to both lifestyle and property. That’s why we offer exclusive, high-quality flyovers of every hole – available only through us. Whether you’re a buyer looking to understand the layout or a resident planning your next round, they’re a beautiful way to explore the course.

This is more than a place to play. It’s part of what makes Mar Menor so special – a resort where sport, beauty, and community come together naturally, every day.

Security, Trust, and Care

Security at Mar Menor Golf Resort is not simply about gates and patrols – it’s about a feeling. A feeling of safety, of reassurance, of being looked after. It’s knowing that whether you’re here full-time, visiting for a few weeks, or arriving for the first time, there’s a supportive infrastructure in place that helps you feel settled and supported from the moment you enter the resort.

Mar Menor Golf Resort is watched over by two dedicated and professional security companies. Vigilant provides 24-hour coverage for Mar Menor 1, while Securitas Direct provides the same for Mar Menor 2. Both are more than just a presence – they are a constant, attentive part of daily life here.

Their role goes beyond traditional patrols. The teams provide assistance in a wide range of situations – from helping owners with any concerns to responding to water leaks or assisting residents who may have locked themselves out. All security staff are trained and equipped to respond immediately in medical emergencies, with vehicles carrying defibrillators and personnel prepared to act quickly and calmly if needed.

This capability offers something rare: not only peace of mind, but genuine help when it matters most. Many residents speak of moments where security was there in ways that mattered – staying with a neighbour while an ambulance arrived, helping to coordinate a response when someone fell ill, or simply checking in when something seemed out of place.

For families, for older residents, and for those with second homes who may be away at times, this care and protection is invaluable. It adds comfort to everyday life. Children cycle the resort’s paths freely. Late evening walks feel safe. And if anything is ever needed, help is just a call away. The resort is truly one of the only places in the world where you are as safe at 3am as 3pm.

Security also plays a broader role in maintaining the resort’s atmosphere. They monitor the entrances and exits, ensure community guidelines are upheld with discretion, and maintain a visible yet respectful presence throughout the resort. Their presence helps keep the environment calm, clean, and neighbourly – a place where everyone feels part of something cared for.

There is a sense, among residents, that security are not just staff – they’re part of the fabric of the resort. Familiar faces, reliable support, and quietly essential.

This is not security that imposes. It’s security that reassures – and that’s a distinction that makes all the difference.

Ease, Warmth, and Community

There’s something wonderful and quintessentially Mar Menor about the way life unfolds on the resort. People arrive, often for a week or two, and quickly begin to feel at home. Routines emerge. Familiar faces appear. Soon, there’s a sense of belonging that’s hard to describe, but easy to recognise.

That feeling is one of the resort’s most enduring qualities. It happens gently, often without even realising it. A morning walk becomes a habit. A smile at the café turns into a chat, and then into a friendship. Within weeks, you’ve found your rhythm – not as a visitor, but as someone who belongs.

That ease is one of the resort’s great strengths. Mar Menor is a place where the international blends effortlessly with the local, where languages overlap and laughter is a common one. You’ll find neighbours from Spain, the UK, the Netherlands, Germany, Ireland, Scandinavia, Belgium, France, and further afield – all drawn here by the same quiet sense that this is a place where life works.

And life here is anything but quiet in the social sense. There’s a hum of activity – not noisy, but lively. There are walking groups and cycle clubs that head out early to explore the surrounding countryside and coastal paths. There are yoga and Pilates classes at Club MMGR, spin sessions, and gym meetups. Art classes and workshops take place regularly, offering space not only for creativity, but for companionship.

Ladies’ coffee mornings are a long-standing tradition – a welcoming, informal way for newcomers and long-time residents alike to connect. Book clubs, craft groups, bridge nights, and wine tastings fill the weeks. Whether you’re highly social or gently independent, it’s easy to find a balance that suits you. That’s the beauty of the community – you can dip in and out, always knowing it’s there when you want it.

The resort itself is thoughtfully managed, with an administration team and community offices that handle the day-to-day running with professionalism and care. Mar Menor 1 and Mar Menor 2 each have dedicated offices and contacts, ensuring every part of the resort is looked after with attention and respect.

The shared spaces at Mar Menor are quietly cared for. Gardens are trimmed, fountains flow, and the paths are kept clean and clear. Lighting is soft and consistent, casting a gentle glow that’s both practical and atmospheric. There’s a calm order to it all – not over-managed, just well looked after. The kind of place where everything feels as it should be.

That quiet care is part of what makes the resort feel so settled. It’s not just about the appearance – though it is beautiful – but about the feeling of being somewhere that matters. Somewhere that people take pride in.

The layout of the resort helps this feeling flourish. Homes aren’t arranged in long, anonymous streets – they’re set around landscaped fountain squares and gardens, helping to create natural moments of connection. A neighbour walking their dog. A wave from across a terrace. These small interactions, repeated gently over time, begin to create something meaningful. A community and a true feeling of home.

And all of it rests on a foundation of security. With 24-hour presence throughout the resort, there’s a sense of safety that runs deeper than gates or cameras. It’s knowing someone is always nearby. Not intrusive, but reassuring. The kind of support that’s always there when you need it – allowing owners to truly relax and unwind.

Beyond the gates, the boulevard adds its own rhythm to daily life. Cafés, restaurants, shops – places to eat, to meet, to pause. There are quiz nights, live music, celebrations, and relaxing drinks at sunset. The social life of the resort doesn’t begin and end within its boundaries – it flows naturally into the world beyond.

Plus, with more restaurants and shops coming soon, along with the cycle path that leads directly to the sea, the connection between the resort and its surroundings is only growing stronger. Mar Menor doesn’t exist in isolation. It’s part of something wider – and at the heart of it all.

And for families, the community becomes something even more precious. Children ride bikes freely, play in the parks, and grow up surrounded by people who look out for each other. For older residents, there’s friendship, support, and a rhythm of life that is active yet calm. For younger couples or digital nomads, there’s inspiration, flexibility and easy transport links across Spain and Europe.

Because here, community is not an idea. It’s a reality – lived and loved, every day.

A Place You Can Grow With

Whether you come for a season or a lifetime, Mar Menor meets you where you are – and grows with you

It might begin with a single visit. A winter escape. A summer holiday. A few days in the sun. But for so many people, something happens here. The rhythm of life settles into place. Mornings start with coffee on the terrace, and somehow, they stay. What began as a break becomes a new chapter.

That’s the quiet magic of Mar Menor. There’s no pressure, no expectation – just a setting that allows you to live as you are. With ease. With space. With time.

The homes work. They’re practical, comfortable, well-laid out. The kind of places that absorb the seasons – cool in summer, warm in winter – and offer the flexibility for guests, remote work, holidays, or long stays. Villas, apartments, and townhouses that suit different stages of life, from young families to retirees and everyone in between.

The location supports it too. Murcia and Cartagena are nearby for days out. The coast is on your doorstep. Airports – Murcia and Alicante – open up travel with ease. You’re connected, but never overwhelmed. It’s possible to be still and active, local and international, all at once.

And the resort itself is growing in thoughtful ways. A new cycle path leads directly to the beach – an easy ride to the calm waters of the Mar Menor. More restaurants, shops, and services are on the way, expanding the options without disrupting the peace. These additions are not just amenities – they’re signs of a community in motion. A place evolving with grace.

But through all of that, one thing doesn’t change: the feeling. Mar Menor stays calm, welcoming, and well cared for. That’s what makes it so desirable, and, what makes it feel like home.

Life on the resort in photos

Come Home to Mar Menor

At Lonrah, we’ve built our lives here. We don’t just sell homes – we welcome people. We answer the small questions, walk you through the process, connect you with lawyers, manage the details, and share what we know. Because this isn’t just about property. It’s about people. It’s about life.
So if you’re looking not just for a home, but for a place that feels like it was waiting for you – come and see Mar Menor Golf Resort.
Because there’s life.
And then there’s Mar Menor life.

We’d love to welcome you home.

Find your perfect home on the resort, please visit our Mar Menor Golf properties for sale page.

Dining - Contact & Hours

Hotel & Resort Restaurants (Ona Mar Menor and On-Site)

Terraza Azul — Mediterranean Cuisine
Hours: 19:00–23:00 daily
Contact: +34 868 994 080 • recepcion.marmenor@onahotels.com

Clover Pub / Irish Golf Tavern
Hours: 19:00–23:00 daily
Contact: +34 868 994 080 • recepcion.marmenor@onahotels.com

Club House: Café / Gastrobar
Hours: 08:00–19:00 daily
Contact: +34 868 994 080 • recepcion.marmenor@onahotels.com

Oasis Pool Bar
Hours: 11:00–24:00 daily (summer season)
Contact: +34 868 994 080 • recepcion.marmenor@onahotels.com

Mizu — Japanese Cuisine
Hours: Thursday to Saturday evenings from 19:00 onward
Contact: +34 868 994 080 • recepcion.marmenor@onahotels.com

Boulevard & Local Restaurants (El Boulevard / Torre Pacheco Area)

Number 6 Restaurant
Phone: +34 868 705 702
Hours: Monday–Saturday 10:00–23:00

Tasty Bites
Phone: +34 604 474 512
Hours: Daily 13:00–23:00 (Monday 17:00–23:00)

Kisaan Indian Restaurant
Phone:+34 601 99 77 76
Hours: Daily 14:00-23:30

La Perla Negra
Phone: +34 669 479 098
Hours: Daily 09:00–02:00

Asia Tokai — Asian Cuisine
Phone: +34 649 982 462
Hours:
• Monday: 19:00–23:30
• Tuesday–Sunday: 12:00–16:30 & 19:00–23:30

Gastro Bar Mar Menor
Phone: +34 711 028 716
Hours (Food Service):
• Tuesday–Saturday: 10:00–15:00 & 18:00–close
• Sunday: 13:00–21:00

Club MMGR Tapas / Bar
Phone: +34 625 654 208
Hours: Monday–Friday 07:00–00:00, Saturday & Sunday 08:00–00:00

Sixty Six (Route 66) — Tex-Mex / Casual Dining
Phone: +34 868 085 861
Hours:
• Monday, Wednesday, Thursday: 16:00–23:30
• Friday–Sunday: 12:00–00:00
(Closed Tuesdays)

Boka — Contemporary Cuisine & Cocktails
Phone: +34 622 044 945
Hours:
• Monday–Wednesday: 15:00–23:30
• Thursday–Sunday: 13:00–23:30

The Clubhouse at 19th Hole — New Restaurant
Opening late October 2025
Full details coming soon

Los Alcázares — Top Restaurant Contacts

Hotel La Encarnación — Hotel & Restaurant
Address: Calle de la Condesa 6, 30710 Los Alcázares
Phone: +34 968 575 048
Hours: 08:00–23:30 daily

El Chato — Fine Dining
Address: Avda. Libertad 72 B, Los Alcázares
Phone: +34 968 170 161
Hours:
• Lunch: 12:00–15:30 (Monday–Sunday, closed Thursday)
• Dinner: 19:00–22:30 (Monday–Saturday, closed Thursday)

La Tropical — Seafood, Tapas, Traditional Spanish Cuisine
Phone: +34 968 575 005
Hours: 12:00–17:00 & 19:00–00:00 (Closed Tuesday)

Kinita Restaurant & Beach Club — Beachfront Mediterranean Menu
Phone: +34 674 112 306
Hours: Tuesday–Sunday 09:00–23:00 (Closed Monday)

La Casa de Papel — Modern Mediterranean
Phone: +34 968 575 446
Hours: Wednesday–Sunday 12:00–16:00 & 19:00–23:00 (Closed Monday & Tuesday)

Balneario San Antonio — Classic Seaside Bar / Restaurant
Phone: +34 650 408 995
Hours: 10:00–00:00 daily

Dining - Contact & Hours

Hotel & Resort Restaurants (Ona Mar Menor and On-Site)

Terraza Azul — Mediterranean Cuisine
Hours: 19:00–23:00 daily
Contact: +34 868 994 080 • recepcion.marmenor@onahotels.com

Clover Pub / Irish Golf Tavern
Hours: 19:00–23:00 daily
Contact: +34 868 994 080 • recepcion.marmenor@onahotels.com

Club House: Café / Gastrobar
Hours: 08:00–19:00 daily
Contact: +34 868 994 080 • recepcion.marmenor@onahotels.com

Oasis Pool Bar
Hours: 11:00–24:00 daily (summer season)
Contact: +34 868 994 080 • recepcion.marmenor@onahotels.com

Mizu — Japanese Cuisine
Hours: Thursday to Saturday evenings from 19:00 onward
Contact: +34 868 994 080 • recepcion.marmenor@onahotels.com

Boulevard & Local Restaurants (El Boulevard / Torre Pacheco Area)

Number 6 Restaurant
Phone: +34 868 705 702
Hours: Monday–Saturday 10:00–23:00

Tasty Bites
Phone: +34 604 474 512
Hours: Daily 13:00–23:00 (Monday 17:00–23:00)

Kisaan Indian Restaurant
Phone:+34 601 99 77 76
Hours: Daily 14:00-23:30

La Perla Negra
Phone: +34 669 479 098
Hours: Daily 09:00–02:00

Asia Tokai — Asian Cuisine
Phone: +34 649 982 462
Hours:
• Monday: 19:00–23:30
• Tuesday–Sunday: 12:00–16:30 & 19:00–23:30

Gastro Bar Mar Menor
Phone: +34 711 028 716
Hours (Food Service):
• Tuesday–Saturday: 10:00–15:00 & 18:00–close
• Sunday: 13:00–21:00

Club MMGR Tapas / Bar
Phone: +34 625 654 208
Hours: Monday–Friday 07:00–00:00, Saturday & Sunday 08:00–00:00

Sixty Six (Route 66) — Tex-Mex / Casual Dining
Phone: +34 868 085 861
Hours:
• Monday, Wednesday, Thursday: 16:00–23:30
• Friday–Sunday: 12:00–00:00
(Closed Tuesdays)

Boka — Contemporary Cuisine & Cocktails
Phone: +34 622 044 945
Hours:
• Monday–Wednesday: 15:00–23:30
• Thursday–Sunday: 13:00–23:30

The Clubhouse at 19th Hole — New Restaurant
Opening late October 2025
Full details coming soon

Los Alcázares — Top Restaurant Contacts

Hotel La Encarnación — Hotel & Restaurant
Address: Calle de la Condesa 6, 30710 Los Alcázares
Phone: +34 968 575 048
Hours: 08:00–23:30 daily

El Chato — Fine Dining
Address: Avda. Libertad 72 B, Los Alcázares
Phone: +34 968 170 161
Hours:
• Lunch: 12:00–15:30 (Monday–Sunday, closed Thursday)
• Dinner: 19:00–22:30 (Monday–Saturday, closed Thursday)

La Tropical — Seafood, Tapas, Traditional Spanish Cuisine
Phone: +34 968 575 005
Hours: 12:00–17:00 & 19:00–00:00 (Closed Tuesday)

Kinita Restaurant & Beach Club — Beachfront Mediterranean Menu
Phone: +34 674 112 306
Hours: Tuesday–Sunday 09:00–23:00 (Closed Monday)

La Casa de Papel — Modern Mediterranean
Phone: +34 968 575 446
Hours: Wednesday–Sunday 12:00–16:00 & 19:00–23:00 (Closed Monday & Tuesday)

Balneario San Antonio — Classic Seaside Bar / Restaurant
Phone: +34 650 408 995
Hours: 10:00–00:00 daily

Community & Resort Contacts

Hotel & Spa (Ona Mar Menor)
Reception / Main: +34 960 130 982 • recepcion.marmenor@onahotels.com
Spa Bookings / WhatsApp: +34 649 322 974

Security
Mar Menor 1 (Vigilant): +34 622 661 999 (24 h) • +34 659 056 083 (24 h)
Mar Menor 2 (Securitas Direct): +34 968 041 999 (24 h)
Emergencies in Spain: 112

Administration
Mar Menor 1 Community Support (Werner): +34 968 041 331 • mmgrcommunitysupport@gmail.com
Office hours: Monday–Friday 10:00–13:00

Mar Menor 2 Administration Office: +34 968 031 031 • resort@inmho.es
Office hours: Monday–Friday 10:00–14:00

Club MMGR
Contact: +34 625 654 208 • hq@clubmmgr.club

Nearest Emergency Hospital

Hospital General Universitario Los Arcos del Mar Menor
Address: Paraje Torre Octavio, 54, 30739 Pozo Aledo, San Javier, Murcia
Phone (Switchboard): +34 968 565 000

Travel & Transport

By Air

Mar Menor Golf Resort is ideally positioned between two major international airports:

Murcia International Airport (RMU)
Distance: 27 km
Driving time: approximately 25 minutes
View route on Google Maps

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Alicante International Airport (ALC)
Distance: 94 km
Driving time: approximately 1 hour
View route on Google Maps

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Taxis, private transfers, and car hire are all easily arranged through the hotel reception or Club MMGR:

Local Taxi Services:

  • Radio Taxi Torre Pacheco: https://transfersaroca.com/ +34 616 406 402
  • Taxi’s Mar Menor: https://taxismarmenor.com/ +34 659 818 756

 

By Train

The nearest railway station is Torre Pacheco, approximately 5 minutes from the resort by car or taxi.
This station offers regular services to Murcia, Cartagena, and onward high-speed connections to Madrid and other cities.

How to book train tickets in Spain:

  • Visit com or download the Renfe app.
  • Alternative booking platforms such as Trainline and Omio also offer English-language options and easy payment.
  • Most long-distance and high-speed trains require advance seat reservations.
  • Steps:
  1. Enter your origin and destination (e.g. Murcia → Madrid).
  2. Select your date and train type (Avant, Alvia, AVE).
  3. Choose your fare and seat.
  4. Pay online and receive your e-ticket by email or app.
  5. At the station, follow platform signs — no paper validation is required for e-tickets.