Family Halloween at the Mar Menor! 4-star hotel + 1st child stays free

Halloween arrives at Hotel Monarque Costa Narejos!

Get ready to enjoy a frightfully fun family weekend. The hotel will offer a special Halloween entertainment programme with activities for children and adults.

Over the weekend there will be a Halloween mini club, pumpkin decorating, mask making, children's and adults' costume replys, face painting and a magnet workshop.

The hotel has everything ready for a spooky Halloween!

• If you want to check the full programme and schedules, click here.

Relax in paradise at Hotel Monarque Costa Narejos 4★, facing the Mar Menor.

• This 4-star beachfront hotel offers comfort, relaxation, and a family-friendly atmosphere just steps from the sea.

• The hotel features a swimming pool, a Mediterranean restaurant, and entertainment for children, making it perfect for a short family break. With this offer, the value is even greater: one child can stay for free.

• Beyond the hotel, the Mar Menor invites you to slow down and enjoy its calm waters and golden beaches. Explore the salt flats of San Pedro del Pinatar, where pink flamingos gather in autumn, or cycle along scenic coastal paths.

• Whether you’re looking to relax by the sea, taste authentic local cuisine like the “caldero”, or simply soak up the sun, this destination has it all.

A seaside escape in Murcia that combines family comfort with the charm of Spain’s warm autumn coast.

Choose the Perfect Triple Room for Your Stay

For bookings of three guests, this deal offers two types of triple rooms tailored to your needs:

• Triple Room (Family-Friendly): Perfect for 2 adults and 1 child (aged 2 to 12). The child will sleep comfortably on a sofa bed, making it an ideal choice for families traveling together.

• Triple Room: Designed for 3 adults or 2 adults and 1 child (from 13 years old). Choose between 3 single beds or 2 double beds, subject to availability.

Select the option that best suits your stay and enjoy comfort designed around you.

Full Board at the hotel: how meals are organised

If you book your stay with Full Board, please note the order of the meals included, so you can plan your stay with complete peace of mind.

• Your stay will begin with lunch on the day of arrival.
• Your stay will end with breakfast on the day of departure.

The hotel specifies that this order cannot be changed, as restaurant capacity is carefully managed to ensure smooth service for all guests.

• Good to know: This only applies to the restaurant service. Please check the key collection and check-out times to organise your stay comfortably.

Curiosities of Los Alcázares

If Los Alcázares were a character, it would be that captivating host with endless stories to tell by the sea. This vibrant corner of the Mar Menor is far more than sun and beach — it blends seaplanes, thermal traditions and a truly unique landscape.

Here’s why Los Alcázares has that unmistakable spark:

• Its name tells a story
  “Los Alcázares” comes from the Arabic Al-Kazar, meaning palace or fortress. During Muslim rule, this was a privileged leisure retreat for Arab kings, who built summer residences here to enjoy the therapeutic qualities of its waters.

• Birthplace of Spanish hydroaviation
  In 1915, Spain’s first seaplane base was founded here. The calm waters of the Mar Menor offered perfect conditions for safe take-offs and landings. Today, the Military Aerodrome remains a powerful symbol of the town’s identity.

• The iconic seaside “balnearios”
  Stroll along the shore and you’ll spot wooden structures stretching into the sea — historic bathing platforms. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Murcia’s bourgeoisie gathered here for fashionable “wave baths,” turning them into elegant social hubs where bathers entered the water in knee-length swimwear.

• A young municipality with deep roots
  Although its history spans centuries, Los Alcázares became an independent municipality only in 1983, separating from San Javier and Torre Pacheco. Every 13th of October, the town celebrates its autonomy in grand style with the famous Berber Raids festival.

• The Mar Menor: Europe’s natural saltwater lagoon
  Los Alcázares overlooks Europe’s largest saltwater lagoon. Thanks to its high salinity and mineral-rich waters, the Mar Menor is often considered a natural open-air wellness treatment, with therapeutic muds prized for their benefits.

Did you know?
During the 16th and 17th centuries, Berber pirates frequently attacked this coastline. Defensive watchtowers like the Torre del Rame were built to alert residents. Today, these historic battles are spectacularly reenacted each year in a vibrant medieval festival.