Resort Features &
Local Area
Hacienda del Alamo is a golf resort with enough on-site to keep you entertained, and nearly all of it within a short walk of the apartments.
Resort Facilities
Everything from golf and pools to a whole village of restaurants and bars, all just a short distance from your apartment.
Pools & Facilities
Four swimming pools at Oasis with separate children’s pool, plus a gym, mini mart, hair salon, spa and more.
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Alongside the swimming pools, the resort has a full range of everyday amenities within easy reach.
Gym — The gym can be used for a small daily fee. For a more comprehensive gym, the Fuente del Alamo Ozono gym also offers daily rates (cash only).
D’Costa mini mart — Spanish Village — A small supermarket on site where you can get all your essentials, including freshly baked bread from 9.30am to 6pm daily. They also carry a wide range of essentials from suntan cream to iPhone leads, and a cashpoint ATM is situated outside. Arriving late at night? We can provide a welcome pack for your arrival.
Other facilities:
- Padel courts
- Tennis courts
- Kid’s playground
- ATM / cash point
- Beauty salon / Spa
- Hairdresser / Barber
- 3 swimming pools (4th pool due to open by summer 2026) at Oasis including a children’s pool.
Golf
A Dave Thomas-designed course, one of the longest in Spain, meandering through almond and olive orchards with lakes and cascades. Ranked in the top 100.
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The golf resort was designed by Dave Thomas Ltd. The challenging course opened for play in 2006 and was designed to test golfers of all abilities, with the holes surrounded by natural rough ground.
The course is very long, so a buggy is highly recommended, and you can expect a round to take you about 4 and a half hours. Buggies can be hired for a very reasonable amount. From the back tees, the par 72 course measures 6,724 metres, one of the longest courses in Spain. The two nine-hole loops, with two par threes and two par fives, meander through almond and olive orchards, enhanced by several lakes and cascades.
Also in operation is the golf academy, which offers lessons and a driving range with 6 full golf holes and two putting greens, providing golfers with the perfect environment to improve their game. The par four 6th is a demanding hole, and the par four 11th is a highlight, featuring a tricky approach to a raised green. The 18th hole is a fantastic par five with water on the left of the green. There is a great clubhouse with a bar, restaurant and shop.
The course is listed in the top 100 golf courses.
Restaurants & Bars
A number of different bars and restaurants that are walkable, most within the picturesque Spanish Village — a mere 2–10 minute stroll from the Oasis apartments.
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Spanish Village
Pam’s Kitchen
Near the old sales office towards the entrance on the left. Asian cuisine with bar and tapas. Booking in advance for the restaurant is recommended but not needed for the tapas and bar.
Spanish Village
Fairways
International favourites with a great Sunday lunch in winter for just €23.
Spanish Village
Manolo’s
Spanish cuisine and tapas with sweeping views of the golf course, countryside and mountains beyond.
Golf Resort
The Ona Hotel — Bar & Restaurant
The hotel bar is open until 11pm in the evening and the restaurant serves breakfast and dinner.
Spanish Village
Lochy’s
From a great value breakfast to lunchtime favourites and then on to drinks and casual dinners, Lochy’s has it all, including regular entertainment at night.
Spanish Village
Casita Jeff
Indoor and outdoor seating with Spanish and Ecuadorian tapas.
Spanish Village
19th Hole Wine Bar
Upmarket wine bar with a wide selection of wine and champagne by the bottle or the glass, plus a selection of food from cheese platters to a full meal.
Spanish Village
Rangla Punjab Indian restaurant
Wide choice of Indian favourites with great service and a high-quality wine list. Highly recommended.
Spanish Village
El Corner Bakery
Open from 8am to 10pm, this cafe serves breakfast such as avocado toast and bacon rolls as well as delicious pastries. Later on, choose from sandwiches, sausage rolls and cakes, with a full bar service too.
Fuente Álamo
La Morada
La Morada offers tapas, grilled meats and traditional Spanish food.
Spanish Village
Emerald Irish Bar
A new Irish bar for the resort.
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Nearby Attractions
Discover beautiful beaches, historic towns and charming villages near Murcia — perfect for day trips and exploring.
Beaches
Golden sands and crystal-clear waters. Mazarrón and Los Alcázares are closest, plus Bolnuevo and the Mar Menor — the largest lagoon in Europe.
Historic Towns
Rich culture, history and architecture — from Murcia's cathedral and casino to the Roman theatre of Cartagena.
Nature & Outdoors
Hiking, parks and stunning landscapes — regional parks, salt flats, waterfalls and coastal trails.
Day Trips
Charming villages and coastal towns — Águilas, La Manga del Mar Menor and the "Enchanted City" rock formations of Bolnuevo.
Local Area
The closest town is Fuente del Alamo, which has several supermarkets, including Mercadona — selling ready-made items such as rotisserie chicken, sushi and salads — as well as general shops and plenty of bars and restaurants. There is also a Consum supermarket on Campasol, around a 15-minute drive.
Note that supermarkets in Fuente Alamo are not open on Sundays. If you want a wide selection of stores including a hypermarket and Primark, the Espacio Mediterráneo shopping centre in Cartagena is around 30 minutes away.
Beaches
The two closest beaches are Mazarrón and Los Alcázares, which are around a 30-minute drive. Bolnuevo is our favourite, with a restaurant and the Oasis cafe right by the beach and plenty of free parking. There is also Mar Menor, the largest lagoon in Europe.
Where to visit - Murcia City
- The Cathedral of Murcia: the most emblematic building in Murcia and a prime example of Baroque style in Spain, located in the Cardenal Belluga Square.
- The Royal Casino of Murcia: a wonderful building in the heart of Trapería, boasting a splendid facade and exquisite art and architecture within.
- Sanctuary of La Fuensanta: magnificent panoramic views of the city and the orchard, home to the image of the city’s patron saint.
- The Plaza de las Flores: a charming and must-see square, one of the most beautiful in Murcia for trying delicious tapas.
- The Veronicas Market: the best market in Murcia to savour high-quality local produce from the land and the sea.
- Old Bridge or Bridge of Dangers: the Puente de los Peligros, a symbol of the city and its oldest bridge, built in the 18th century, connecting the Carmen neighbourhood with the historic centre.
- Monteagudo Castle: an iconic site on a rocky point rising 149 metres above sea level, crowned by the 14-metre statue of the Sacred Heart (Sagrado Corazón).
- Streets of Trapería and Platería: two famous and historic streets in the capital, very close to the Cathedral.
- Floridablanca Garden: one of the most beautiful public gardens in the city of Murcia.
Murcia region - Historical and Cultural Sites
- Cartagena: an ancient port city with its impressive Roman Theatre, the Punic Wall, the Roman Forum Museum and the Castillo de la Concepción offering panoramic views by lift. You can also enjoy a double-decker bus tour to see the highlights.
- Lorca: the stunning Castillo de Lorca – Fortaleza del Sol (Fortress of the Sun) for panoramic views and historic streets. The Museo Paso Blanco showcases the city’s religious heritage.
- Caravaca de la Cruz: a significant pilgrimage site, home to the Santuario de la Vera Cruz (Basilica of the True Cross) housed within a castle. Explore its interesting historic quarter.
- Batería de Castillitos: a historic military fortress with impressive Vickers guns and spectacular views of the Mediterranean coastline.
- Mula: a town with its little castle perched on a hill and a historic quarter filled with mansions and monuments.
- Yecla: famous for its wines and furniture, with significant prehistoric, Roman and Moorish sites and museums like the Holy Week Museum and the El Greco Replicas Museum.
- Cueva del Puerto (Calasparra): fantastic caves, with the option of an English-speaking guided tour.
Murcia region - Natural Parks and Beaches
- Calblanque Regional Park: a magnificent coastal natural park with unspoiled beaches and hiking trails between Cartagena and Cabo de Palos.
- Barrancos de Gebas: an almost lunar landscape with hiking trails and a reservoir with turquoise waters.
- Salinas de San Pedro del Pinatar Natural Park: known for its salt flats, beaches (La Llana, Algas, La Barraca), flamingos and open-air mud therapy.
- Cabo Cope y Puntas de Calnegre Natural Park (Lorca coast): some of the best unspoilt beaches in the region, such as Percheles and Las Minas.
- La Manga del Mar Menor: a unique 22-kilometre-long spit of land separating the Mediterranean Sea from the Mar Menor lagoon, with numerous beaches and water sports.
- Beaches of Mazarrón: beaches like Playa de Bahia, Playa Del Rihuete and the serene Playa de la Reya, plus the “Enchanted City” of Bolnuevo with its unique rock formations.
- Cabo de Palos: popular for scuba diving thanks to its marine reserve (Islas Hormigas) and clear waters. The lighthouse offers guided tours.
- Playa de Cala Cortina (Cartagena): a tranquil beach nestled in a sheltered cove.
- Salto del Usero (Bullas): a beautiful waterfall and natural pools, resembling a cenote.
Murcia region - Outdoor Activities
- Hiking: numerous trails in areas like Calblanque Regional Park, Barrancos de Gebas, Sierra Espuña Regional Park and around various towns.
- Water sports: scuba diving in Cabo de Palos, sailing and other activities in La Manga del Mar Menor, and various options along the coast.
- Golf: play a round at El Valle Golf in Caserío Los Tarquinos.
- Via Ferrata: adventure at Via Ferrata Salto del Ciervo K3 or in Callosa del Segura (near the border but often accessed from Murcia).
- Horseback riding: routes through Calblanque Regional Park.
- Rafting: adventures in areas like Almadenes Canyon along the Segura River.
- Snorkelling and diving: marine reserves, especially around Isla de Tabarca (by boat trips) and Cabo de Palos.
Murcia region - Other Interesting Places
- Gredas de Bolnuevo (Mazarrón): unique mushroom-shaped rock formations created by erosion.
- Barrancos de Gebas: a unique, almost lunar landscape perfect for photography.
- San Pedro del Pinatar Salt Flats: besides the natural park, the town offers mud baths and wellness treatments.
- Águilas: a coastal town with interesting views from the Hornillo viewing point and the castle of San Juan de las Águilas.
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