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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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Properties abroad 'not just for the rich and famous' |
29th April 2009 |
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 Buying property abroad is no longer the preserve of the upper echelons of society, according to one firm.
Foreign exchange brokerage Caxton FX revealed that it has seen a huge surge in enquiries from want-away Britons since the Budget last week.
James Hickman, managing director of the company, said it is not necessarily just the rich and famous who are seeking a new life abroad.
"These people are not celebrities or high profile people who figure in the Rich Lists but simply clients with some capital," he explained.
Read More: Properties abroad 'not just for the rich and famous' |
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'Arrange currency' before holidaying in La Manga |
29th April 2009 |
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 Holidaying in La Manga Club can be an even more relaxing experience if holidaymakers are happy that they have secured themselves the best currency deals in advance.
Moneysupermarket.com claims there are a number of steps that British holidaymakers can take to make sure they are getting the most out of their holiday spends.
Ordering currency in advance, using credit cards that carry no charges for use overseas and taking a prepaid card are all ways that people can save money while abroad.
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La Manga Club facilities are "absolutely superb" |
29th April 2009 |
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 A footballer who recently spent time at La Manga Club has spoken of his high regard for the resort as he continues his recuperation from injury.
Stephen McManus, who plays in defence for Celtic, travelled to La Manga with the rest of the squad for a mid-season break before the campaign's final run-in and lavished praise on the resort on his return.
"The facilities at La Manga were absolutely superb," he recounted.
"The pitches were immaculate and the gaffer was able to do a lot of work and work some of the lads really hard.
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Alicante among the top tips for Irish holidaymakers |
28th April 2009 |
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 Holidaying to La Manga Club could be on the cards for many Irish travellers, judging by the latest figures on holiday trends this summer.
The Irish Tour Operators Federation claimed that despite a fall in the number of seats available through its members, certain destinations remain popular for summer 2009.
In particular, Reus, Alicante and the rest of Spain were the fifth most popular holiday hotspots revealed in the survey of travel agents.
That ranking places the Spanish resorts higher than locations such as Greece, Tenerife, Italy/Cyprus and Ibiza/Menorca.
Read More: Alicante among the top tips for Irish holidaymakers |
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Date confirmed for Creamfields Andalucia |
27th April 2009 |
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 Couples holidaying at La Manga Club this August might like to take the short trip to Almeria for a day of dancing in the sun.
Global dance festival Creamfields is returning to Andalucia on August 15th, it has been confirmed.
Names already on the bill for the all-day dance music party include Tiesto, Trentemoller and Rex the Dog - with many more to be announced over the coming months.
A number of reduced-price tickets for the event will be available for those who book early, set at a very tempting 35 euros (£32).
Read More: Date confirmed for Creamfields Andalucia |
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La Manga Club is 'ideal for families' |
27th April 2009 |
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 Families jetting abroad over the May bank holiday weekend may wish to consider a break at La Manga Club in Murcia.
While the adults are off enjoying the resort's exceptional range of sports and leisure facilities, the little ones can make new friends at the kid's club.
La Manga caters for children of all ages – from babies to teens, with experienced staff on hand to supervise activities.
Those aged 13 and over can enjoy squash, go-karting, quad bike excursions and horse riding, while children aged between three and 12 can make the most of the resort's outdoor play area and mini theatre.
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Aberdeenshire defeat Spanish at cricket in La Manga |
27th April 2009 |
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 Aberdeenshire's cricket side was celebrating a significant victory in La Manga this week.
The Scottish side claimed the scalp of the Spanish national team on the opposition's home soil.
And it was not just wickets that the Scots took - they also gained one or two famous fans as well.
Celtic Football Club were holidaying in La Manga as part of a mid-season training break and took time out to watch their countrymen bowl their way to victory.
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Soccer success scuppers Spanish holiday plans for Rice |
27th April 2009 |
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 It is around this time of year that Falkirk assistant boss Brian Rice turns his thoughts towards holidays in Spain.
However, this time around, the professional has had to cancel his end-of-season break due to the team's successful cup run.
Falkirk, managed by John 'Yogi' Hughes, meet Rangers in the Scottish cup final - a fixture which clashes with his annual Spanish holiday.
And while the game is a dream come true for Rice, he is also bemoaning his luck after deciding to book the holiday early.
Read More: Soccer success scuppers Spanish holiday plans for Rice |
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Scuba diving at La Manga Club |
24th April 2009 |
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 As well as soaking up the sunshine on the beach and exploring the countryside which surrounds La Manga Club, those holidaying at the resort can discover what the underwater world has to offer.
The Adventure Divers centre, based at Las Lomas Village, is open from April until November and offers a range of courses, from beginner lessons to dive master training.
For advanced divers, escorted trips to recommended sites around the Costa Calida area are also available.
The sheltered, non-tidal waters of the Mar Menor make it the perfect place for holidaymakers to develop their underwater skills and with average visibility ranging from 12 to 15 metres, the nearby Islas Hormigas marine reserve boasts some of the best diving in Spain.
Read More: Scuba diving at La Manga Club |
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Explore the countryside at La Manga Club |
24th April 2009 |
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 Located on the sunny Costa Calida, La Manga Club is bordered on two sides by a national park and is the perfect destination for those who like to stay active on their holiday.
There are dozens of pathways and trails snaking through the surrounding countryside and those who want a challenging hike can climb to the summit of La Fuente Hill, which is accessible through the nearby village of Los Belones.
A walk up the hill takes around 45 minutes to complete and once at the top holidaymakers can enjoy unrivalled views of the Mediterranean coastline and the green golf courses of La Manga Club.
Meanwhile, guests who would prefer to let someone else do the legwork can explore the surrounding countryside and the Calblanque National Park on horseback.
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