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| Welcome to La Manga Club Spanish Holiday News - the place to find the latest Spanish holiday information and news. Use the categories on the left for all the news about La Manga Club, Spanish Holidays, Golf Holidays and Tennis Holidays. Please also browse our Spanish Holiday features section. | |
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Enjoy water sports at La Manga Club |
26th January 2010 |
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 Located beside the Mar Menor, La Manga Club is the ideal place for holidaymakers to try their hand at water-based activities.
As Europe's largest saltwater lagoon, the Mar Menor is non-tidal and much warmer than the surrounding Mediterranean, making it a great option for youngsters who are sailing or scuba diving for the first time.
Dinghies can be hired locally, as well as boards, canoes and wetsuits. Guests can also enrol on courses and learn with the help of a professional.
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Discover Murcia by bike |
26th January 2010 |
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 Guests holidaying at La Manga Club have a number of options when it comes to exploring the surrounding area.
They can hire a car, take a horse riding excursion or enjoy a walk. However, one of the best ways to get around is to rent a mountain bike and discover the area at your own pace.
A large selection of bicycles are available to hire at the resort, as well as children's seats and trailers, making it the perfect option for a family day out.
Read More: Discover Murcia by bike |
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Shape up with a holiday in Spain |
26th January 2010 |
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 If you're still carrying some extra pounds after the festive season and feel like shaping up, it could be time to book a break at La Manga Club.
Located in Murcia, the resort basks in sunshine for more than 300 days a year, making it the perfect place to start a new exercise regime.
Visitors can try their hand at a range of sports and leisure activities, with something new to try every day.
Golf and tennis courses are available throughout the year, as well as sailing, snorkelling, football, cricket and horse riding.
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Join a fitness class at La Manga Club |
26th January 2010 |
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 Taking a holiday in Spain does not mean your fitness regime and healthy eating plan need to go out of the window.
Guests holidaying at La Manga Club can make use of the resort's excellent range of facilities, including the luxurious spa and fitness centre.
A selection of exercise classes takes place daily, with something on offer for people of all abilities.
Guests can get their heart pumping and legs working by joining the spinning class or they can relax and improve their mental wellbeing by taking up tai chi.
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Tickle your tastebuds on holiday in Spain |
26th January 2010 |
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 One of the best things about taking a holiday in Spain is sampling some of the delicious cuisine on offer.
When it comes to dining, guests staying at La Manga Club will be spoilt for choice.
There are more than 20 bars and restaurants dotted around the resort, with each offering a different style and taste.
For authentic tapas dishes and fine wines, holidaymakers can head to La Bodega, while guests who want to sample delicious pastas and pizzas can opt for Luigi's.
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Play pitch and putt at La Manga |
25th January 2010 |
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 As well as making use of La Manga's three championship golf courses, guests can improve their skills on the pitch and putt green at the destination.
The resort is home to a par[-]47 pitch and putt course, which is located opposite to the tennis centre car park.
Boasting 18 holes, it comes complete with water hazards and bunkers, making it the ideal place to practice.
Meanwhile, younger members of the family can hone their skills by heading to one of the resort's two crazy golf areas.
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Enjoy a light lunch at La Manga |
25th January 2010 |
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 As well as a range of restaurants and bars, guests holidaying at La Manga Club will also find a selection of cafes offering light bites and snacks throughout the day.
A great place to enjoy a spot of lunch is the Deli Cafe, located at Las Lomas Village.
This boasts a spacious terrace, which offers spectacular views of the resort and also sells essential groceries.
Additionally, the Tie Break is the ideal place to pick up a bite to eat after a demanding tennis game or workout.
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Book a beauty treatment at La Manga Club |
25th January 2010 |
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 Guests staying at La Manga Club can get their holiday off to a great start by booking a relaxing beauty treatment.
There are a range of options on offer at the resort's spa, including St Tropez tanning, which is ideal for those who have just arrived and want to looked bronzed and fabulous beside the pool.
Professional makeup application is also available at the spa and is the perfect choice for guests who want to dazzle at a special dinner or event during their stay.
Other services include manicures, pedicures and waxing, as well as lash and brow tints, facials and massages.
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Treat the family to a break at La Torre |
25th January 2010 |
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 If you're planning to take a holiday in Spain this year and want somewhere that will keep the kids occupied, you may wish to consider enjoying a break at La Torre.
Located in Murcia, which is served by a range of budget airlines, the resort boasts an exceptional range of facilities, with something to suit people of all ages.
The kids club can be found at the Intercontinental Hotel and caters for children between the ages of two and 12.
As well as a range of equipment and games, youngsters can also enjoy organised activities and make new friends.
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'Save money' on holidays in Spain |
25th January 2010 |
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 People planning to book holidays in Spain over the coming year can save money by using a prepaid currency card.
That is according to Donald Strachan, who recently claimed in the Telegraph that the cards are a simple, safe and secure option for holidaymakers.
"This new breed of plastic combines the budgeting advantage of travellers' cheques with the flexibility and security of a credit card," he commented.
In general, travellers who use currency cards can expect to save around ten per cent, compared to those who purchase their euros at a bank or airport.
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