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Nice ride, though difficult in some places. Several options for a bite to eat or a drink. Thanks for posting the route. Greetings from Antwerp

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Beautiful view of the sea

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Los Alcázares has a long history as a resort, dating back to Roman times. The Arabs also used the hot springs and built baths, which gave the place its name. “Alcázares” means “palaces” or “residences” in Arabic. The long promenade along the coast is ideal for walks and bike rides with a view of the Mar Menor. Here you will find numerous cafés, restaurants and chiringuitos. A nice destination for a tour, you should make the little detour and drive a little way along the coast. Los Alcázares has two important nature reserves in its municipal area, the Espacios abiertos e islas del Mar Menor, which are designated as a natural park, Lugar de Importancia Comunitaria and Zona de Especial Protección para las Aves.

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Playa de la Llana is a nice beach with shallow water for toddlers to run around freely. Nice sandy beach and of course in certain periods of the year with mountains of seaweed. And no facilities such as toilets etc. Recommended if you are looking for a quieter less crowded beach.

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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.

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Natural beach, very clean. There are large amounts of posidonia. This means that the water is fairly free of contamination and that the dunes and the ecosystem of the beach in general are improving compared to the past.

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Los Alcázares has a long history as a resort, dating back to Roman times. The Arabs also used the hot springs and built baths, which gave the town its name. “Alcázares” means “palaces” or “residences” in Arabic. The long promenade along the coast is ideal for walks and bike rides with a view of the Mar Menor. Here you will find numerous cafes, restaurants and chiringuitos. A nice destination for a tour. Los Alcázares has two important nature reserves in its municipality, the Espacios abiertos e islas del Mar Menor, which are designated as a natural park, Lugar de Importancia Comunitaria and Zona de Especial Protección para las Aves.

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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.

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Here you can enclose your body in mud; it is said to help against many diseases. Definitely an experience!

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It is an open-air and free spa. There are information panels that explain the procedure and benches along the walk to rest while the mud takes effect. The only downside to the experience is that it smells a little bad. There is a cycle path along the coast that gives greater accessibility to the area.

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Beautiful path along the coast that is easy to navigate and has no difficulty. Very nice section of route. Not everyone has to go into the water. ;-)

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Simply magnificent.

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Top location, not just as a place to swim, there are beautiful views here. Just take a short stop and take in the wonderful perspectives. The Mar Menor, Spanish for "Little Sea", is actually a saltwater lagoon. The "Little Sea", known for its warm and shallow water, is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike and offers a variety of beaches along its coast. A very beautiful and worthwhile destination for a bike tour.

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Excellent for cycling, scenic, with fantastic views of the water on both sides. The trip is well worth it! The mill is located in the Salinas y Arenales de San Pedro del Pinatar Nature Reserve. It is one of the area's historic salt mills, which were once used to assist in salt production from the surrounding salt pans. These mills are an important part of the region's history and cultural heritage. Windmills like this one used to move water between the basins to facilitate salt extraction. Today, the mills stand as symbols of traditional salt production and are very popular subjects for photographs.

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You should also go off-road into the mountains.

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The tour to the mill is very appealing because of the long straight ride on the promontory. However, if you drive to the mill to photograph it from a nice perspective, you will be disappointed. The area around them is fenced. As is so often the case in Spain, the tourism authorities did not think twice about this.

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