Holiday rentals and lettings in Cartagena

Cartagena is located in the southeastern region of Spain, surrounded by coastal mountains and low hills giving it exceptional natural beauty along the sea. This beautiful and important naval base has an amazing history dating to the Bronze age as well as the Roman Middle Ages. Many endangered species are recovering in its protected zones and the coral reefs are worth exploring via snorkelling or scuba diving. A relaxing or adventurous holiday awaits your arrival where you can map out your own memorable experience.

Get sea views with deluxe accommodations that include private gardens, swimming pool, and a well-equipped kitchen. The cosy rooms offer a comfortable night's rest so you're ready for a full day of adventure. The rentals are near the city if you are interested in the lively nightlife. Some are pet friendly which allows you a longer stay without worry for your furry friends. Imagine a holiday minutes from delightful sandy beaches where you can work your tan. Or sip delicious coffee at the beachside cafés while planning your day. Everything is close-by for the spontaneous traveler.

At the National Museum of Underwater Archaeology scientists have uncovered unbelievable treasures buried at sea. Some of the artefacts include Phoenician inscribed elephant tusks, amphorae, and anchors. A full-scale Roman Merchant ship, a galley ship and six archaic maritime vessels will give you a better understanding of the trade by sea between Northern Africa, the Middle East, and Europe. This venue will keep you and your family busy for a few hours basking in this ancient history.

Cañón y Cañón Multiaventura offers an in-depth day trip through El Cañón de Almadenes on rafts. The guides will share exciting information about Murcia's best-preserved gallery forest with its amazing biodiversity. Halfway through Los Abrigos del Pozo, your guide will give a workshop discussing the 8000-year-old cave paintings and then the Cueva de las Nutrias encompasses several animals' habitats, giving you a close-up view of the region's flora and fauna. This 3-hour activity is not to be missed.

Tuck-in to Cartagena's local cuisine on a walking tour of the Santa Florentina marketplace. The Best Day Cartagena Tours will meet you at the Monumento a los Heroes de Cavite and take you on a culinary adventure where you'll discover why Cartagena is known as "the orchard of Europe". While you're walking to the market, you'll learn the history of the old city centre through its spectacular architecture. Your guide will introduce you to local favourites where you'll sample dishes like Mojarra fried fish, Tres Leches, a cake with milk, and Pan de Bono which is an irresistible bread.

Cartagena has a lot to offer history lovers. Uncover the interesting facts surrounding its unique nickname, La Heroica. Take the Panoramic Lift and Conception Castle tour with Cartagena Puerto de Culturas for a full day of adventure into Roman history. You'll get to see a panoramic view of the city from the breathtaking glass lift that transports you back 3000 years into the mediaeval era. Castillo de la Concepción sits high above the city overlooking the sea offering dramatic views of the area. The Roman amphitheatre, barracks, temple of Asclepius, and much more await you on this hands-on historical journey.

The museums are next to each other in Cartagena near the port. Loaded with models of ships and munitions, this is the place to go if naval exploits are your thing. The second museum focuses on submarines which are equally fascinating. Also, Peral's electric submarine from 1888 is on display.

Take a walking tour hosted by Mediterranean Unique Experience for a history of Cartagena accompanied by food and drink. Starting at the Port of Cartagena your guide will take you to the Consistorial Palace, San Francisco Square, and many other delightful spots with a generous number of dishes to try.

Have some fun with live music and delicious cuisine at Café Havana and La Movida Thursday through Sunday. Or if salsa is your favourite dance, hit Donde Fidel. La Casa de la Cerveza sits high on the city walls for perfect sunsets while downing a few local brews.

See the vineyards and taste the wine with Mediterranean Cartagena Tours. They offer 8 different vineyard tours that include an educational component where you will be exposed to the wine-making process. The vineyards are beautiful and you get food coupled with the wine afterwards.

Cartagena boasts gorgeous beaches with all the amenities close to the city. Most of the beaches are kid friendly and blue flag rated. Paddleboard, kayak, jet-ski, and more to your heart's content. Boat rentals can be obtained at the Marina so getting out on the sea is no problem!