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La Manga del Mar Menor is a wonderful Mediterranean spot (in spite of the building speculation, which has rather spoiled the place) to take some vacations or to retire here, if you reached the age (or the feeling) to do it.

La Manga is located 30 Km. North Cartagena (Mediterranean Sea coast, Southeast Spain) in the Autonomous Community of Murcia (Autonomous Community = some politically and administratively organized land space in Spain, similar to a Federal State in USA or a Lander in Germany).

One of La Manga’s official slogan is La Manga is a paradise between two Seas (Mediterranean and Mar Menor, a very salty water lake, West of the narrow stripe of land that goes along the “two seas” for about 20 or 30 Km.)…

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BENIDORM is the leading tourist enclave on Spain’s Mediterranean coast. It has a complete range of facilities and services to accomodate various millions of national and foreign tourists each year. Skyscrapers, avenues and newly opened streets in this busy urban centre facing the sea have been created to offer a modern yet tasteful city for holidays and fun.

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Gandia Beach extends from the Northern breakwater of the Port to the Vaca River. It is 5,8 Km. long and has approximately 700.000 square meters of surface.

Platja del Nord - Northern Beach: An area 3 km. long and 420.000 square metres of fine sand that lies between the shoreline and the urban area, with accommodation availability for 95.000 people (apartments, hotels and campsites).

Platja de l’Ahuir - Ahuir Beach: It extends from the end of the residential area to the Vaca River. It has a length of 2,8 Km., and contains 280.000 square metres of fine sand between the dunes and the shoreline.

Naturist beach: Located on a restricted area of Ahuir Beach. It is one of the nudist beaches existing in the Valencian Community, authorised and sign-posted

Where is Ibiza?

Ibiza is a small island lying 90 km off the East coast of Spain, in the Western Mediterranean. It is part of the Balearic islands.

Ibiza is only a two hour flight from most major European Capitals (London, Berlin, Frankfurt, Paris, Milan, Zurich), and a four hour Ferry ride from Denia or Alicante on the coast of mainland Spain (now only 2 hours with the new super-fast ferries).

What are the Balearics?

The Balearic islands (in Spanish, the ‘Baleares’), are made up of Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza and Formentera (which is a small island lying visibly just off the South coast of Ibiza). They belong to Spain and are a favourite holiday resort in the Mediterranean and Europe, both as a stand alone destination, and as a popular stop over as part of a European tour.

Indeed, Ibiza has to be one of the most beautiful and entertaining holiday resorts in the world, enjoying a wonderful mixture of culture, vegetation, beaches and nightlife.

How Big is Ibiza?

Ibiza is only 45 km long and 25 km wide, and has a year round population of 100.000. This of course increases dramatically during the summer months, when many seasonal workers and tourists descend upon the island. Most of the population is centered in and around the three major towns: the capital Ibiza Town, San Antonio and Santa Eulalia.

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More Info : http://www.ibiza-spotlight.com/