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This is not a statue of St. James. It is one of the many statues along the Camino which honours the pilgrims making the long journey to the holy place. The statue is called Homanaje Al peregrino which translates as Honour to the pilgrim. .

Always at high tide

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Bascule bridge that opens on even hours of the day (it has winter and summer hours).

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Quiet beach, ideal for small children as it has hardly any waves.

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A port with a wide variety of gastronomic offerings. Beautiful sunsets and a pleasure to dine with views of the Mar Menor.

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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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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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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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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, you can take a bath in the mineralized water of the Mar Menor on the opposite side. 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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Great sunrises to admire

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Small pretty bridge made of stone

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Starting point of the path that takes us to Santiago de Compostela, in Galicia.

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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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Beautiful stretch of promenade with palm trees with the sea on one side and beautiful authentic houses on the other.

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Making the way to reach this mill is a magnificent and rewarding experience.

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Ferry landing stage between La manga and San Javier.

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El Molino de Quintín is located in the municipality of San Pedro del Pinatar, on Paseo Marítimo that borders the ponds of the Las Salinas Regional Park, a place internationally known for its "mud baths". It is in good condition making it easy to imagine what these mills must have been like built near salt flats and used to grind salt and bring water to swimming pools. The Molino de Quintín follows the general scheme of this type of construction. It has a trunk-conical body, covered with lime mortar and sand, which is almost completely intact except for some minor damage. The spire that covered it and the wooden structure of the blades. It has a series of windows, with wooden shutter in blue, at the front the entrance door to the machines, also in blue wood, and the wooden water wheels on both sides. The mills generally consist of a series of wooden and iron gears that transmit the energy generated by the sails, moved by the wind, until the stones can be moved, which in the case of the salt mills is used to crush the salt or to lift the water from the Mar Menor to the evaporation pools. This mill of Quintín has all these parts, a mechanism that attracts the attention of many walkers. The introduction of modern systems, in the work of salt treatment, caused these ancient systems to be abandoned and remain today only as a tourist attraction.

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