Parque Aromatico (The Aromatic park) is a dried up gully converted into a nice little park with…read morebeautiful modern landscape design. They planted many aromatic herbs here, like lavender, basil, thyme and rosemary (hence the name). The park is not big enough for a decent walk or run, but it can be a part of a longer walking/running route in the area. Dogs are not allowed (there's a sign at entrance) but nobody cares. The park is never crowded, enjoy your time with yourself :) There should be a toilet :)

La Pinada is a picnic area located in the middle Salina de La Mata nature reserve (one of the two…read moresalt water lakes in Torrevieja). There's a wooden walkway from the tourist center (Centro de Interpretación Parque Natural La Mata), it will take some 20 minutes to get there. Alternatively you can park near Cemeterio Municipal de La Mata, just 5 minutes walk from there. Wooden tables and benches are installed under the trees. There's a wooden observation tower (El Mirador) offering great views to the lake, especially at sunset. This place is never crowded, great if you want to combine your visit to the salina with a picnic. The area around the lake is great for cycling and running. No fire allowed and no toilets.

Beautiful park, I love the landscape design here! You may see squirrels, birds and rabbits if you…read moreare lucky. The park is open 24/7, dogs are allowed. There's a restaurant with sea views. Very good for running/walking. Close to the sea

Just another place with a miniature golf. I like the name of the neighborhood "Castillo de San…read moreJuan" - "The San Juan Castle". No castles around. Outdoor seating, basic food and drinks, friendly owners, cards accepted.

The park consists of two salt lakes: "Salina (Laguna) de La Mata" and "Salina (Laguna) de…read moreTorrevieja" (pink water). The area has a status of birds protection zone. Salina de La Mata (green/blue water) is great for walking, running, cycling and birds watching. The information center of the park (aka "Vistor's Centre" or "Centro de interpretación Parque Natural la Mata-Torrevieja" in Spanish) is located here: 38.025134, -0.658438. Salina de Torrevieja (pink water). You can get down to the lake to swim and bathe. Drive to Calle de las Lavandores (37.996916, -0.700556), park there, walk towards the lake (100-150 m). The salinity level is very high, you can float. Mud is in abundance. The best time to visit is from June to September. There's no infrastructure Update June-10-2017. I wrote a blog post about one of the two lakes (Salina de La Mata), check it out: http://andrewcherkashin.com/salina-la-mata-torrevieja/

Yes, a bit worn, but what would one expect of a 30 years old mini golf course?…read more The course is locally themed - salt mining and fishing. Kids will love playing all those boat, tower, mine cart and barrel holes. The rules read that only one round of 18 holes is allowed but nobody will stop you from playing the same hole for as long as you wish :) At least in October. I haven't tried their food yet, giving 4* for now. Will update the review after a longer visit, perhaps with some beer involved. Only €3 per mini golf club. Final note: don't get hit by a golf club, mini golf putters are made of real iron!

Great local mini golf. Run by Diego and his family, speaks…read moregood English. Just refurbished crazy golf course. Always good fun and good food. Big bar with local beers. We go every time we are in Torrevieja.

25-Dec-2018. A beach you want to visit on Christmas Day (the rest of the year, summer, is fine…read moretoo). A friendly crowd of drunk folks dressed in red, dancing and having fun today (mostly not Spanish). Dogs allowed, beer sold, toilets open, awesome weather - what not to like? Came late, around 3pm, better come a bit earlier. You can bring BBQs and chairs or sit in one of the cafes on the beach. Just off the N-332, street parking available.