Murica 4* hotel with water slides and endless fun!

Adventure and fun at the hotel’s Water Slides park!

Get ready for the ultimate splash at Bakour La Manga Splash! Here, water takes centre stage and family fun never stops.

The pools become a world full of excitement with epic Water Slides and water games where children are the stars of the show, with laughter and fun guaranteed in a safe environment.

While the little ones burn off energy between slides and splashes, you can relax on the sun loungers or enjoy a peaceful swim in the main pool.

• Opening hours: both the swimming pool and the water park are open from 10:30h to 19:30h.
• Opening period: open throughout the entire summer season!

Sunny days, endless smiles and unforgettable moments… come and enjoy the summer you’ve been dreaming of!

Bakour La Manga Splash: family fun and relaxation by the Mar Menor

The Bakour La Manga Splash 4* is the perfect destination for a holiday full of energy, comfort and unforgettable family moments. Its modern and welcoming atmosphere invites you to unwind from the very first moment.

It features an attractive water park with slides, several outdoor swimming pools and spacious sunbathing areas, ideal for making the most of the warm weather. There is also a buffet restaurant, leisure areas and facilities designed for all ages.

Located in La Manga del Mar Menor, the hotel offers easy access to both the calm waters of the Mar Menor and the Mediterranean, providing plenty of options for beaches, water sports and seaside strolls.

Guests particularly highlight the entertainment programme, the children’s facilities and the excellent value for money, making it a highly regarded choice.

Get ready for a holiday full of fun and relaxation: this hotel has everything you need to make you want to return.

Travelling with children? Discover the new Baku Room!

From June 13, families can enjoy the brand new Baku Room, a themed family room inspired by Baku, the accommodation’s mascot.

Designed especially for little adventurers, the room features a personalised bunk bed with a marine inspired design and a fun children’s atmosphere that turns every stay into part of the holiday experience.

Guests staying in this room will also receive a themed welcome pack for children, along with exclusive Baku decoration details that create a cheerful and family friendly environment.

As an extra benefit, the stay also includes late check-out, subject to availability.

Illustrative rendering of the new room type. Final design may be subject to changes.

Full Board, all you have to do is enjoy

Choose Full Board and forget about planning meals, everything is taken care of so you can focus entirely on relaxing and enjoying your holiday.

What does it include

• Your Full Board stay begins with dinner on the day of arrival
• It ends with lunch on the day of departure
• Throughout your stay, you’ll enjoy all main meals included, breakfast, lunch and dinner according to your booked dates

Good to know

• This information applies only to the catering service
• Please check the hotel’s check-in and check-out times to plan your arrival and departure smoothly

A simple, comfortable way to enjoy your holiday… just sit back and savour every moment.

• Want to know what’s included in the All-Inclusive stay? Click here

La Manga del Mar Menor: where two seas meet

What is now one of Spain’s most popular holiday destinations was once nothing more than a strip of dunes and wild sandbanks. In La Manga, you can literally walk with a different sea on each side.

• The only place where you can swim in two seas on the same day This is La Manga’s biggest attraction and it’s completely real. In some areas, the strip is barely 300 metres wide: on one side, the calm and warm waters of the Mar Menor, and on the other, the Mediterranean Sea with its waves and cooler temperatures. You can start the morning floating peacefully in one sea and cross the road to dive into the other.

• From wild dunes to holiday paradise Until the 1950s, La Manga was practically untouched. A landscape of huge dunes covered with junipers and pine trees, with only a few fishermen’s houses and a lighthouse. Its transformation began in the 1960s and completely changed the area in just a few decades.

• The “golas”: channels connecting both seas The Mar Menor is not entirely enclosed. It stays alive thanks to the “golas”, natural channels that connect it to the Mediterranean Sea and allow water to flow between both seas. The most famous is the Gola de la Encañizada, where a traditional fishing technique of Arab origin is still used today.

• The mysterious shipwreck near Isla Grosa Just opposite La Manga lies Isla Grosa. Beneath its waters rests the “Bajo de la Campana”, an archaeological site where a Phoenician ship sank over 2,600 years ago. Archaeologists discovered treasures including tin ingots, engraved elephant tusks and ancient ceramics. Today, the silhouette of the island is one of the most iconic views in the area.

• The therapeutic mud baths of Las Charcas Nearby, in the Lo Pagán area, you’ll find one of Europe’s largest open air mud therapy spots. Thanks to the high salinity of the Mar Menor and the sunshine, mineral rich mud forms naturally on the seabed. Watching visitors cover themselves head to toe in mud before rinsing off in the sea is part of the local experience.

• The “Bridge of Laughter” At kilometre 14, in the Veneziola canal area, you’ll find one of La Manga’s most curious landmarks: a bridge with a dramatic arch shape inspired by Venice. Locals nicknamed it the “Bridge of Laughter” because of the roller coaster feeling you get in your stomach when driving across it.

Murcia: the jewel of south eastern Spain that has it all

Murcia is one of Spain’s best-kept secrets, offering sunshine almost all year round, a relaxed Mediterranean lifestyle and a rich cultural heritage. Located in the southeast of Spain, this vibrant city and its surrounding region are ideal for couples and families looking for good weather, great food and a more authentic Spanish experience away from the crowds.

Make sure you visit:

• The impressive Catedral de Murcia, a stunning mix of Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque styles.
• Murcia’s historic old town, perfect for strolling through lively squares and traditional streets.
• The Cartagena, famous for its Roman heritage and natural harbour.
• Local markets such as Verónicas, where daily life and local flavours come together.

Beaches we think you’ll like:

• Mar Menor: shallow, warm waters, ideal for families.
• Los Alcázares Beach: calm and well-equipped.
• La Manga beaches: long sandy stretches between two seas.
• Cala Cortina (Cartagena): small, scenic and very local.

Family-friendly activities:

• Enjoy a relaxed boat or paddleboard session on the Mar Menor.
• Visit parks and gardens around the Segura River.
• Discover Roman history through interactive museums in Cartagena.
• Take easy cycling routes along the coast or flat inland areas.

Make sure you try these local delicacies:

• Caldero del Mar Menor, a traditional rice dish cooked with fish.
• Zarangollo, made with courgette, onion and egg.
• Pastel de carne, Murcia’s iconic savoury pastry.
• Fresh fruit and vegetables from the fertile Huerta de Murcia.

Make the most of your visit and go to...

• Cartagena (45 minutes): Roman ruins, harbour views and history.
• La Manga del Mar Menor (40 minutes): beaches on both sides.
• Alicante (1 hour): castles, beaches and a lively atmosphere.