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Murcia
is Spain’s smallest autonomous region and boasts a wealth
of breathtaking landscape, from fertile land, vineyards and
mountains to the world’s largest saltwater lagoon, the
Mar Menor.
Until recently, this tranquil region was overlooked
by European visitors; though it has always been a favourite
retreat for those in the know. All sorts of outdoor activity
is favoured by the exceptional climate. The world-class golf
courses attract keen players all year round. The beautiful
and varied countryside is a firm favourite with walkers and
climbers. Who could resist sailing, diving and swimming the
gin clear, warm waters of the Mar Menor, or relaxing on the
Blue Flag beaches?
Spain is among the healthiest places to live
in Europe with an efficient health service available to all
EU residents. Murcia’s famous natural spas are renowned
for their therapeutic effects. A warm dry climate and plenty
of opportunity for outdoor living make Murcia an excellent
choice for relocation or investment.
The tranquil city of Murcia,
the capital of the region has Moorish origins and was founded
in 825 by King Abderraman 11. The mulberry trees that line
the city’s streets
speak of its past as a centre of the silk industry.
For lovers
of fine food and wine the region offers a gastronomic feast.
The fine local wine, seafood and locally grown produce combine
to create delicious rustic fare in the hearty Spanish tradition.
Recent
Ministry of Tourism and Commerce figures show the growing popularity
of this region with traffic at San Javier airport up by almost
23% to two million. This supports the local economy, which
has enjoyed a 30% increase in tourist spending. In the first
quarter of 2007, 20% of properties sold in Murcia were bought
by foreigners. This makes Murcia a sound investment and a thriving
community.
The region enjoys superb communications, with San
Javier and Alicante airports within easy reach.
For more information or to book a Property Tour please call: 01752
89 44 64
or email us on: info@ocgrinternational.com |
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