What´s on at Polaris World Resorts and region of Murcia,Spain. What to do, where to go, events, festivals, fiestas, golf offers and competitions and much more
Wednesday, 4 May 2011
Tuesday, 3 May 2011
TAPAS TRAIL IN LOS BELONES
From the 2nd to the 15th of May there will be a tapas trail in Los Belones.
Cost: 2.50 euros for a tapa and a drink
For more information and to see which tapas are available in which bars, including a map of the route click here http://www.cartagena.es/files/115-38803-DOC_FICHERO/RUTERO.pdf
Cost: 2.50 euros for a tapa and a drink
For more information and to see which tapas are available in which bars, including a map of the route click here http://www.cartagena.es/files/115-38803-DOC_FICHERO/RUTERO.pdf
Friday, 29 April 2011
SPANISH - ENGLISH EXCHANGE AT HACIENDA RIQUELME
El Cason at Hacienda Riquelme will be holfing a spanish- english exchange on tuesday evenings from 6pm to 9pm, so if you fancy meeting some spanish people and practising your spanish and they can also practise their english with you, head down to the Cason on a Tuesday evening.
Cost: Free
Cost: Free
Tuesday, 26 April 2011
ROYAL WEDDING STREET PARTY AT LA BATALLA
CELEBRATE The Royal Wedding at La Batalla, Roldan .... LIVE.... 29th APRIL
with Street Party OUTSIDE
Come and join in & celebrate with
Cucumber sandwiches, sausage rolls, jam victoria sponge & tea
(or a little something stronger if you prefer!!!)
Would you like to be involved in the decorating of tables???
speak with Lisa on 695675919 to book your place at the table.
Friday, 22 April 2011
MORE IDEAS OF WHERE TO GO AND THINGS TO DO
For more ideas of where to go and things to see, check out Simply Networkings fantastic page of ideas, they have over 70 ideas of things to see and do in the region
Thursday, 21 April 2011
Medieval Market and Incursiones Berberiscos Los Alcazares
Los Alcazares is a great place to spend Easter weekend, the streets turn into a huge Medieval Market, which is superb.
This opens This morning Thursday 21st April at 10am, until Sunday 24th evening.
There is something for everyone there, lots of stalls selling everything from food, jewellry, wooden items, childrens toys.
Friday 22nd April at 20.30pm on the beach there is a reenactment of when the pirates atacked the country folk on the beach. Best get there early to grab a place to see.
Saturday 23rd April at 8.30pm there is a big parade, from the roundabout on Avenida libertas and will go down the whole avenida until Trece de Octubre.
More info here on what´s on http://www.simplynetworking.es/calida-6087-65-10-berber_fiestas_los_alcázares_21st_to_24th_april.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+SimplyNetworkingWhatsOnRss20Feed+%28Simply+Networking+Whats+On+RSS+2.0+Feed%29
All of this takes place from where the rambla is and then down theback streets paralel to avenida libertad on the beach side. The reenactment is straight down to the beach front from the rambla.
This opens This morning Thursday 21st April at 10am, until Sunday 24th evening.
There is something for everyone there, lots of stalls selling everything from food, jewellry, wooden items, childrens toys.
They also serve food to eat, with places selling spare ribs and others making the most delicious crepes (savoury and sweet).
You can grab a mojito, or have a mint tea and pastry in one of the arabic tents.
There are donkey rides and birds of prey on display.
Old fashioned kids games and rides
At 6pm on the thursday 21st April, there is a parade and afterwards a circus function and a representation of a medieval tournament.
Friday 22nd April at 20.30pm on the beach there is a reenactment of when the pirates atacked the country folk on the beach. Best get there early to grab a place to see.
Saturday 23rd April at 8.30pm there is a big parade, from the roundabout on Avenida libertas and will go down the whole avenida until Trece de Octubre.
More info here on what´s on http://www.simplynetworking.es/calida-6087-65-10-berber_fiestas_los_alcázares_21st_to_24th_april.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+SimplyNetworkingWhatsOnRss20Feed+%28Simply+Networking+Whats+On+RSS+2.0+Feed%29
All of this takes place from where the rambla is and then down theback streets paralel to avenida libertad on the beach side. The reenactment is straight down to the beach front from the rambla.
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Along the rambla the peñas set up camp and there is usually bands playing each evening.
This is WELL WORTH a visit, we often go down saturday late afrternoon, have a walk round the market, grab something to eat at the market and then catch the reenactment on the beach.
Enjoy
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