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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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Learn to scuba dive at La Manga Club |
05th March 2010 |
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 As well as exploring the stunning countryside that surrounds La Manga Club, guests can also discover the underwater world, by learning to scuba dive.
The resort is located beside the Mar Menor - Europe's largest saltwater lagoon - and holidaymakers will find a range of courses and excursions available.
Adventure Divers are based at Las Lomas Village from Easter until November. The team offers everything from scuba taster sessions to open water courses and children's lessons, with something to suit people of all ages and abilities.
Read More: Learn to scuba dive at La Manga Club |
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Millions of Brits 'planning holidays in Spain' |
05th March 2010 |
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 Millions of Britons are planning to take holidays in Spain and other sun-soaked destinations this year, according to new research.
A poll carried out by Lloyds TSB revealed that an estimated 35.6 million people will be jetting overseas for their main break in 2010, with many encouraged by the recent bout of cold weather in the UK.
Of those surveyed, 60 per cent intend to stay within Europe, while 12 per cent will be travelling to the US.
Read More: Millions of Brits 'planning holidays in Spain' |
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Majority of holidaymakers 'prepared to use airport scanners' |
05th March 2010 |
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 British travellers are prepared to reveal all in the name of security, new research has revealed.
A poll carried out by Holiday Extras found that the majority of people taking flights to Spain and other destinations are in favour of airport body scanners.
Around 43 per cent of respondents claimed they would be happy to use one of the machines if selected by a security official.
Furthermore, 35 per cent of people said they find it hard to understand why people would be opposed to them.
Read More: Majority of holidaymakers 'prepared to use airport scanners' |
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Enjoy water-based activities in Spain |
05th March 2010 |
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 If the idea of lounging by the pool or trying new activities appeals to you, then it could be time to book a flight to Spain and visit La Manga Club.
Located in Murcia, it is bordered by the Mar Manor - Europe's largest saltwater lagoon - and is the perfect place to enjoy water sports.
Some of the activities guests can try their hand at include snorkelling, jet-skiing and kayaking.
Holidaymakers can also hire their own boats and enjoy a day of sea fishing or sailing at their own pace.
Read More: Enjoy water-based activities in Spain |
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'Pack early' for holidays in Spain |
05th March 2010 |
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 People preparing to take a holiday in Spain have been advised not to leave all of their packing until the last minute.
Travel expert Jasmine Harman said the secret to clever packing is to do it in advance and to spend time thinking out outfit combinations so that the same thing can be worn more than once.
"A pretty summer frock can be dressed down with flip-flops and a bandana, or dressed up with big jewellery and heels," she explained.
Ms Harman said she once travelled to Thailand for three weeks and managed to cram all of her clothing into a cabin-sized case.
Read More: 'Pack early' for holidays in Spain |
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Take a tennis course at La Manga Club |
04th March 2010 |
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 Tennis enthusiasts staying at La Manga Club can improve their game by taking part in one of the many courses on offer at the resort.
One-to-one coaching is available. However, holidaymakers can sign up for more intensive training by taking part in a weekend or five-day programme.
The ten-hour academy course involves two hours of coaching per day and covers all major aspects of the game, including singles and doubles tactics, drop shots and serves.
Read More: Take a tennis course at La Manga Club |
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Holidays in Spain 'proving popular with Brits' |
04th March 2010 |
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 Holidays in Spain are proving popular with British families this year, it has been revealed.
According to flight search site Skyscanner, Malaga is the most searched for destination for UK travellers.
Other popular Spanish hotspots include Alicante, Tenerife, Palma and Lanzarote.
Skyscanner director and co-founder Barry Smith said Spain is looking strong for the year ahead.
Read More: Holidays in Spain 'proving popular with Brits' |
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Be prepared with a La Manga food pack |
04th March 2010 |
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 Guests staying in self-catering accommodation at La Manga Club may wish to consider booking a food pack prior to their arrival.
These can be ordered via the resort reservations centre up to 48 hours before check-in and are a great option for holidaymakers arriving late at night.
Packs typically contain staple items such as tea bags, milk, bread, cereal, butter, cheese, eggs and jam, with prices starting from €27.80 (£23).
Read More: Be prepared with a La Manga food pack |
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Choose from 20 bars and restaurants at La Manga Club |
04th March 2010 |
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 When it comes to dining, guests holidaying at La Manga Club will find more than 20 bars and restaurants to choose from, meaning they can dine somewhere new every night of their stay.
For a tasty Mediterranean-inspired meal, visitors can head to the resort's flagship Amapola Restaurant, which boasts a spacious terrace with views over the golf course.
Alternatively, guests can enjoy fine Spanish wine and traditional tapas dishes at La Bodega or sample fresh seafood and admire the spectacular views at La Cala.
For something a little different, holidaymakers may wish to consider booking a table at the lively Andale Mexican Restaurant, which is located at the tennis centre and opens nightly.
Read More: Choose from 20 bars and restaurants at La Manga Club |
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Brits urged to avoid credit card spending while on holiday in Spain |
03rd March 2010 |
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 Those planning to take holidays in Spain this year have been advised to avoid using their credit cards when making purchases.
According to foreign exchange provider Caxton FX, one in five Britons paid on plastic while abroad in 2009, spending an average of £600.
However, the company warned that with high interest rates and transaction fees, holidaymakers could end up facing a large bill once they return to Blighty.
Caxton FX managing director James Hickman commented: "In this credit adverse climate, it's advisable that people heading overseas this Easter plan their travel money in advance.
Read More: Brits urged to avoid credit card spending while on holiday in Spain |
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