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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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Keep the teens occupied on holiday in Spain |
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 Finding a resort that caters for children, teens and adults is often a tricky task. However, families holidaying at La Manga Club in Murcia will find no shortage of activities on offer to keen everyone occupied.
Children aged 13 and over will find a wide range of things to do during their stay.
As well as brushing up their skills by enrolling on a course at one of La Manga's sports academies, they can try their hand at water-based activities on the Mar Menor.
Read More: Keep the teens occupied on holiday in Spain |
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Learn to scuba dive at La Manga Club |
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 Located in the sun-soaked area of Murcia, La Manga Club is the ideal place to try your hand at scuba diving.
The resort is bordered by the Mar Menor - Spain's largest saltwater lagoon - and within easy reach of several popular coves and beaches.
Based at La Manga from Easter until November, the Adventure Divers team offers a range of courses, with something to offer people of all ages and abilities.
The most popular option is the open water course, which lasts between three and four days.
Read More: Learn to scuba dive at La Manga Club |
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Enjoy water-based activities on holiday in Spain |
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 One of the best things about taking holidays in Spain is having the opportunity to try new things.
Guests staying at La Manga Club will be spoiled for choice when it comes to the range of activities on offer, including a host of water sports.
As Spain's largest saltwater lagoon, the Mar Menor is the ideal place to enjoy activities such as sailing and canoeing.
The calm, non-tidal waters are around six degrees warmer than the surrounding seas and no deeper than six metres at any point.
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Indulge in a relaxing body treatment at La Manga Club |
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 As well as making use of the sports and leisure facilities on offer at the resort, guests holidaying at La Manga Club can relax and indulge in some pampering.
The complex is home to a luxury health spa that offers a range of sumptuous treatments, including body therapies and massages that are guaranteed to leave you feeling revived and rejuvenated.
A scrub is an ideal choice for those with dry and dull skin. The exfoliating treatment helps to improve circulation and banish dead cells, leaving the body looking softer, smoother and more radiant.
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Have family fun at Mar Menor Resort |
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 Families holidaying at the Mar Menor Resort will find plenty of activities to enjoy and attractions to explore throughout their stay.
For a great day out with the kids, why not take them to the nearby go-karting track?
Located around 30 minutes away from the resort, La Manga GoKart is home to three different circuits, with each designed for different age groups.
Youngsters can drive around the simple children's track, while teenagers and adults can experience karting in the advanced areas.
The vehicles used by La Manga GoKart are well maintained and guests are provided with all essential safety equipment before they venture out.
Read More: Have family fun at Mar Menor Resort |
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Soak up some culture in Murcia |
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 Located in the south-east of Spain, Murcia is easily accessible for UK holidaymakers and is served by several budget airlines.
The area is renowned for its spectacular landscapes and is home to Spain's famous Mar Menor. Europe's largest saltwater lagoon, it is extremely popular with water sports enthusiasts and is around six degrees C warmer that the sea that surrounds it.
Families visiting Murcia will find no shortage of places to explore during their stay.
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Relax and unwind with a spa treatment |
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 Guests holidaying at La Torre Resort in Spain can get their holiday off to a relaxing start by booking in for a treatment at the exclusive Thai Room Spa.
There are a range of therapies on offer, including traditional Thai massages that focus on the body's energy map and acupressure points.
Guests looking for a treatment that provides complete relaxation can opt for the Thai Room Ultimate, which lasts for 90 minutes and involves a massage using fine cloth pouches filled with coriander and cloves.
A range of revitalising facials are also available at the spa, as well as manicures, pedicures, exfoliating body scrubs and luxurious foot massages.
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Spend quality time with the family at La Manga Club |
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 Brits planning to take a break at La Manga Club this year may be interested to learn that the resort has launched a new Funlandia programme aimed at families.
A host of special activities will be laid on for guests during the Easter holidays, May half-term, summer and October half-term.
Family members of all ages are catered for, with soft play areas for toddlers and disco sessions for teens.
A number of sports matches and tournaments will be taking place, as well as movie screenings and a bingo night.
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Enjoy a delicious meal at Amapola Restaurant |
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 Guests holidaying at La Manga will be spoiled for choice when it comes to dining, with more than 20 bars and restaurants to choose from.
For a truly memorable meal, holidaymakers can head to the resort's flagship Amapola Restaurant.
The menu features a range of tasty Mediterranean-inspired dishes, with many options made from locally sourced ingredients.
These include fresh fish and seafood from the nearby Mar Menor, as well as ox-meat from the Sierra de Guardarrama, rice from Calasparra, tomatoes from Mazarroon and cured cheese from Zamora.
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German holidaymakers 'are biggest spenders' |
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 Germans have the most cash to splash when it comes to holidays, new research has revealed.
A poll by travel search site Skyscanner found that travellers from this country spend more than $90 billion on flights to Spain and other destinations.
Holidaymakers from the US spend the second highest sum, while Brits pay out around $68.5 billion for their breaks abroad.
Read More: German holidaymakers 'are biggest spenders' |
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