Agenda

Agenda

Agenda

SUMMER ARTS AND CRAFTS MARKETS IN LA MANGA THIS JULY AND AUGUST
SUMMER ARTS AND CRAFTS MARKETS IN LA MANGA THIS JULY AND AUGUST

La Manga del Mar Menor

09 JUL - 29 AGO

Pick up bargains during your evening stroll on Thursday and Saturday evenings! During July and August 2026 a series of arts and crafts markets are being held at two locations on La Manga del Mar Menor, offering a wide range of handmade items and foodstuffs from 19.00 until 1.00 in the morning. On Thursdays the stalls are set up behind the packet boat close to km 12 of the strip, while on Saturdays the action moves to the area alongside the entrance to the marina of Puerto Tomás Maestre ¿ a great way to enjoy an evening stroll between..

SEPTEMBER 16 TO 20 FIESTAS IN LA MANGA DEL MAR MENOR
SEPTEMBER 16 TO 20 FIESTAS IN LA MANGA DEL MAR MENOR

La Manga del Mar Menor

16 SEP - 20 SEP

Five days of music, food and other events in La Manga The Plaza Bohemia in La Manga del Mar Menor (click for map) is hosting five days of local fiestas between 16th and 20th September, with activities which include live music, fun and games for children, gastronomy, competitions and of course a firework disiplay. The programme has been announced as follows: Wednesday September 16 18.00: The stalls and stands open and the official opening ceremony takes place. 19.00: Presentation by Marioly Vivancos of Viviendo La Manga...

SEPTEMBER 20 FREE GUIDED TOUR IN SPANISH EXPLAINING THE ORIGINS AND HISTORY OF LA MANGA AND THE MAR MENOR
SEPTEMBER 20 FREE GUIDED TOUR IN SPANISH EXPLAINING THE ORIGINS AND HISTORY OF LA MANGA AND THE MAR MENOR

La Manga del Mar Menor

20 SEP

The Origins of the Mar Menor tour traces the ancient and modern history of La Manga This 5-kilometre walking tour in La Manga begins at the bridge of El Estacio and the channel which enables boats to pass between the Mar Menor and the Mediterranean, and continues to the lighthouse, where information is given about the long history of the area. After seeing the water storage facilities which were used in the past by lighthouse-keepers and their families the route returns to the port, where it is still possible to see the home of Tomás Maestre..

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