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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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Indulge in a facial at La Manga Club |
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 If the festive season has taken its toll on your skin, it could be time to indulge in some pampering and get things back on track.
Spa La Manga Club offers a wide range of relaxing treatments, including several facials that are designed to leave you feeling nourished, rejuvenated and radiant.
The refresher facial is an ideal option for first-time spa guests. The therapy, which includes a stimulating shoulder and hand massage, helps to inject the life back into dull skin.
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Holidaymakers offered luggage tips |
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 Holidaymakers planning to take flights to Spain have been offered some tips on how to save money and stick to luggage restrictions.
Writing for the Daily Mail, Sarah Gordon noted that it can be hard to remember what items are permitted to be carried in hand luggage and what must be stored in hold bags.
"Airlines tend to allow around 20kg of luggage per passenger to be checked in for a flight, but there are differences so it is always worth checking with the airline before travel," she commented.
For those taking flights to Spain with Ryanair, she noted that it currently costs £15 to check an item of hold luggage in online.
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Discover the underwater world on holiday in Spain |
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 As well as taking a dip in the pool and relaxing beside the sea on the beach, guests holidaying at La Manga Club can discover what lies beneath the waves by trying their hand at some of the water sports activities on offer there.
Based at Las Lomas Village from Easter until December, Adventure Divers offers a range of scuba courses and guided excursions, with something to suit holidaymakers of all ages and abilities.
La Manga is located within easy reach of the Mar Menor – Europe's largest saltwater lagoon, which boasts warm, clear waters.
Some of the creatures divers can expect to encounter while exploring beneath the waves include moray eels, groupers, barracuda, rays, turtles and sunfish.
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Rent an apartment at Las Lomas Village |
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 Families planning to book a flight to Spain and take a holiday abroad this year may wish to consider renting an apartment at La Manga's Las Lomas Village.
The properties, which have two and three bedrooms, are ideal for groups and have been designed with comfort in mind.
Each apartment comes equipped with kitchen appliances, cable TV and a direct dial phone, as well as a safe deposit box and hairdryer.
Guests will also find air conditioning and heating units, in addition to a furnished terrace and barbecue.
Read More: Rent an apartment at Las Lomas Village |
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Holiday in luxury at Hotel La Manga Club Principe Felipe |
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 If you're keen to escape the chilly weather and take a luxury holiday in Spain, then look no further than the Hotel La Manga Club Principe Felipe.
A stunning five-star hotel situated at the heart of the La Manga resort, it is an ideal option for guests who want to unwind in spectacular surroundings.
The property boasts 192 beautifully designed rooms, as well as a number of spacious suites offering views of the pools and golf courses.
A nominee for the 2009 World Luxury Hotel Awards, the Club Principe Felipe is home to the renowned Amapola Restaurant, which serves up a range of fine Mediterranean cuisine and local seafood.
Read More: Holiday in luxury at Hotel La Manga Club Principe Felipe |
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Soak up the sun at La Manga Club |
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 The snow may be falling in the UK, but guests holidaying at La Manga Club will find no shortage of places to relax and soak up the sunshine.
Situated in the Murcia region of Spain, the resort basks in warm weather for most of the year and is the perfect option for people who want to escape the bleak weather in the UK.
Holidaymakers will be spoilt for choice when it comes to swimming pools, with several dotted around the complex.
The Hotel La Manga Club Principe Felipe boasts its own heated indoor pool, as well as a children's area and large sun terrace.
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Brits 'planning 2010 holidays to Spain' |
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 The majority of Brits are planning to take holidays to Spain and other popular destinations over the coming year, it has been revealed.
A recent survey carried out by travel site Simonseeks found that 56 per cent of people are turning their backs on so-called staycations and hope to take a holiday abroad over the next 12 months.
More than half of respondents said they would be willing to cut back on luxury items and meals out in order to fund their break.
Furthermore, 40 per cent said they would consider taking on overtime at work to pay for their holiday to Spain or elsewhere.
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Tantalise your taste buds at La Manga Club |
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 After a day of sunbathing or playing golf there is nothing better than sitting down to a relaxing meal and guests staying at La Manga Club will certainly find no shortage of places to choose from.
The complex boasts several bars and restaurants, with something to suit people of all tastes.
For delicious pizzas and pastas served in rustic Italian surroundings, guests can head to Luigi's in Las Lomas Village.
Elsewhere, guests will find a range of tasty Mediterranean cuisine on offer at the Amapola Restaurant, which boasts a stunning terrace and spectacular views of the golf course.
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Minimoons 'to prove popular in 2010' |
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 Short honeymoons - or so-called minimoons - are likely to prove popular over the coming year, it has been claimed.
Rachel Southwood, director at Wedding Ideas Magazine, suggested that couples often opt for a short break after they tie the knot in order to take a more luxurious holiday to Spain or elsewhere once they have recouped their funds.
"We expect Mauritius and the Maldives to see a resurgence in popularity. It's also going to be a snowy or city break kind of year," she commented.
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Arrange a welcome food pack at La Manga Club |
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 If the idea of arriving at your apartment and being greeted by a stocked fridge appeals to you, then you may wish to consider booking a welcome food pack.
A number of different options are available and can be ordered at La Manga's Resort Reservations Centre up to 48 hours prior to your arrival.
The food bundles contain basics such as bread, milk, jam, cheese, cooked ham, bacon, tea bags and orange juice, helping you to get your holiday off to a stress-free start.
Barbecue packs are also available and are a great option for guests who fancy cooking up a storm and enjoying a meal on their own private terrace.
Read More: Arrange a welcome food pack at La Manga Club |
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