モリーナ・デ・セグラの天然記念物・トップ12

The Abanilla Desert, also known as the Mahoya Desert, is one of the most unique and fascinating places in the Murcia region, just an hour's drive from the beaches of the Costa Cálida and Costa Blanca South. This surreal landscape, often compared to the surface of the moon, offers a perfect combination of natural beauty and tranquility. Whether you're a nature lover, an adventurer, or simply looking for a place to relax,

On the road to Baños de Fortuna, you'll find a desert that was the seabed millions of years ago, now shaped by erosion. The Ramblas de la Parra, del Font, Balonga, Zurca, and the Chícamo Basin form one of Murcia's most otherworldly landscapes. Here you can see the remnants of ancient seas, such as the coral reefs formed by the Chícamo River and the El Cajer Ravine, which are now a feast for the eyes and the camera.

for the second time in a month we were amazed here

Very desolate and typical.

Beautiful views as we pass through a popular place for nature lovers. It is the Cortao de las Peñas as we go up or down from Puerto Frío. Without a doubt, an ideal place to take a break or recover energy from the viewpoint.

It is a park that is located next to the bike path that runs along the banks of the Segura river. If your direction is towards Murcia, it is the quietest way to get to the city center. In the Contraparada you can find a dam, a wooden bridge, the beginning of several hiking and cycling routes and a large grove of trees where you can stop to rest and have a picnic.

This is a good place to rest and admire the spectacular views of the mountains that surround Murcia.

Another person says there is nothing charming about a desert. The hilly landscape, washed out by the (rare) rain, has its charm especially at sunrise or in the evening, when the shadows of the low sun bathe the landscape in an impressive relief. In the northwest you can also see the mountains of the Sierra de la Pila.