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The early structure was built in 1591 to warn against Berber pirates from North Africa. It was classified as a "Bien de Interés Cultural" (Cultural Heritage Site) in 1955.

A nice place to stop

very beautiful castle at the Rebatte Pass with a great restaurant

The Molino de La Calcetera is located on Paseo de la Mota in San Pedro del Pinatar, in the Region of Murcia. Together with the Molino Quintín, these mills are prominent elements of the landscape of the Salinas de San Pedro Regional Park. Built at the beginning of the 20th century, their main function was to raise water from the Mar Menor to the salt ponds12. Although they are no longer in use, they remain as witnesses to the salt activity that still takes place in the area.

The mud of the ponds is the result of centuries of action of the sun and the very salty water of the Mar Menor. The result is a mud that, when applied to the skin, has great therapeutic value for all types of ailments: rheumatism, arthritis, gout, skin pathologies, rehabilitation after fractures, throat, etc. The ideal complement to the treatment is to take a bath in the mineralized water of the Mar Menor.

Important point on this route. 16th century tower

The Salinas y Arenales de San Pedro Regional Park in Murcia stretches over a 6-kilometer-long stretch of Mediterranean coast between the towns of San Pedro del Pinatar and San Javier. The declared SPA bird sanctuary serves as a refuge for flocks of flamingos and other migratory birds.

Outdoor mud therapy area. The mud of the Salinas is characterized by long exposure to the sun and the salty water from the Mar Menor. The result is a clay mud that is applied to the skin and is said to have great therapeutic value for all kinds of ailments. Rheumatism and arthritis are among them. In addition, on the opposite side you can take a bath in the mineralized water of the Mar Menor. There are thalassotherapy and spa centers in the area.