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8,183 holiday rentals in Murcia

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  2. Apartment 3 bedrooms, with air conditioning
    Apartment 3 bedrooms, with air conditioning

    Murcia, Murcia

    • 95m²
    • 4
    • 3
    • 2

     

    From

    £97

    / night

  3. Apartment 3 bedrooms, with air conditioning
    Apartment 3 bedrooms, with air conditioning

    Mazarrón, Costa Cálida

    • 118m²
    • 6
    • 3
    • 2

     

    From

    £81

    / night

  4. Apartment 3 bedrooms, with air conditioning
    Apartment 3 bedrooms, with air conditioning

    Mazarrón, Costa Cálida

    • 118m²
    • 6
    • 3
    • 2

     

    From

    £111

    / night

  5. Apartment 3 bedrooms, with pool
    Apartment 3 bedrooms, with pool

    Murcia, Murcia

    • 95m²
    • 4
    • 3
    • 2

     

    From

    £117

    / night

  6. House 3 bedrooms, with sea view
    House 3 bedrooms, with sea view

    Cartagena, Costa Cálida

    • 130m²
    • 6
    • 3
    • 2

     

    From

    £132

    / night

  7. House 3 bedrooms, with pool
    House 3 bedrooms, with pool

    San Pedro del Pinatar, Costa Cálida

    • 105m²
    • 6
    • 3
    • 2

     

    From

    £191

    / night

  8. House 2 bedrooms, with sea view
    House 2 bedrooms, with sea view

    Cartagena, Costa Cálida

    • 125m²
    • 4
    • 2
    • 2

     

    From

    £134

    / night

  9. Apartment 2 bedrooms, with sea view
    Apartment 2 bedrooms, with sea view

    Cartagena, Costa Cálida

    • 63m²
    • 6
    • 2
    • 1

     

    From

    £42

    / night

  10. House 3 bedrooms, with sea view
    House 3 bedrooms, with sea view

    La Manga del Mar Menor, Costa Cálida

    • 200m²
    • 6
    • 3
    • 2

     

    From

    £72

    / night

  11. Apartment 3 bedrooms, with pool
    Apartment 3 bedrooms, with pool

    Alhama de Murcia, Costa Cálida

    • 60m²
    • 5
    • 3
    • 1

     

    From

    £123

    / night

  12. Villa 4 bedrooms, with pool
    Villa 4 bedrooms, with pool

    Cartagena, Costa Cálida

    • 800m²
    • 8
    • 4
    • 3

     

    From

    £455

    / night

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Holiday rental prices and availability in Murcia

Average price per night in Murcia

  • £76Jan
  • £77Feb
  • £79Mar
  • £91Apr
  • £87May
  • £98Jun
  • £79Sep
  • £77Oct
  • £74Nov
  • £76Dec

Holiday rentals that are available in Murcia (%)

  • 25%Jan
  • 22%Feb
  • 21%Mar
  • 17%Apr
  • 19%May
  • 15%Jun
  • 13%Sep
  • 18%Oct
  • 30%Nov
  • 32%Dec

Frequently Asked Questions about Murcia holiday rentals


From its ornate 14th century Cathedral to the glittering Real Casino de Murcia and the opulent Palacio Episcopal which are just some of the jewels in this Gothic and baroque haven, Murcia is a destination which could be taken straight out of a Bond film. Whether you want a taste of Hollywood kissed luxury, or you are looking for a more cost-friendly way to discover this Southern Spanish jewel, you can reserve one of the thousands of holiday lettings available, to find a property which is perfect for your group size, duration of stay, and your budget.


Best holiday accommodation in Murcia

Beachfront villas in Murcia

House 3 bedrooms, with sea view
House 3 bedrooms, with sea view

Mazarrón, Costa Cálida

  • 90m²
  • 6
  • 3
  • 2

 

From

£125

/ night

House 3 bedrooms, with sea view
House 3 bedrooms, with sea view

Pilar de la Horadada, Costa Cálida

  • 130m²
  • 8
  • 3
  • 1

 

From

£103

/ night

House 3 bedrooms, with sea view
House 3 bedrooms, with sea view

Los Alcázares, Costa Cálida

  • 112m²
  • 7
  • 3
  • 2

 

From

£52

/ night

House 3 bedrooms, with sea view
House 3 bedrooms, with sea view

Cartagena, Costa Cálida

  • 130m²
  • 6
  • 3
  • 2

 

From

£132

/ night

Family friendly accommodation in Murcia

Resort 2 bedrooms, with pool
Resort 2 bedrooms, with pool

San Javier, Costa Cálida

  • 64m²
  • 6
  • 2
  • 2

5.0 2 Reviews

From

£113

/ night

Villa 3 bedrooms, with pool
Villa 3 bedrooms, with pool

San Javier, Costa Cálida

  • 134m²
  • 8
  • 3
  • 3

5.0 106 Reviews

From

£123

/ night

Villa 5 bedrooms, with pool
Villa 5 bedrooms, with pool

San Javier, Costa Cálida

  • 150m²
  • 10
  • 5
  • 3

5.0 100 Reviews

From

£142

/ night

Apartment 2 bedrooms, with sea view
Apartment 2 bedrooms, with sea view

Costa Cálida, Murcia

  • 4
  • 2
  • 2

5.0 1 Reviews

From

£688

/ night

Villa with a swimming pool in Murcia

Villa 3 bedrooms, with pool
Villa 3 bedrooms, with pool

Costa Cálida, Murcia

  • 130m²
  • 6
  • 3
  • 2

 

From

£228

/ night

Villa 4 bedrooms, with pool
Villa 4 bedrooms, with pool

Los Alcázares, Costa Cálida

  • 1399m²
  • 8
  • 4
  • 3

 

From

£224

/ night

Villa 3 bedrooms, with pool
Villa 3 bedrooms, with pool

Murcia, Spain

  • 9m²
  • 6
  • 3
  • 2

5.0 42 Reviews

 

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Villa 3 bedrooms, with pool
Villa 3 bedrooms, with pool

Mazarrón, Costa Cálida

  • 80m²
  • 6
  • 3
  • 2

4.9 64 Reviews

Accommodation with a garden in Murcia

House 2 bedrooms, with pool
House 2 bedrooms, with pool

Mazarrón, Costa Cálida

  • 52m²
  • 4
  • 2
  • 1

 

From

£77

/ night

House 1 bedroom, with pool
House 1 bedroom, with pool

Murcia, Costa Cálida

  • 50m²
  • 4
  • 1
  • 1

 

From

£94

/ night

House 4 bedrooms, with pool
House 4 bedrooms, with pool

Murcia, Costa Cálida

  • 300m²
  • 13
  • 4
  • 4

 

From

£137

/ night

House 2 bedrooms, with pool
House 2 bedrooms, with pool

Torre Pacheco, Costa Cálida

  • 90m²
  • 6
  • 2
  • 2

 

From

£132

/ night


Book an apartment or holiday house rental in Murcia

Visit Murcia, the Spanish answer to Miami Vice!

Bursting with Moorish luxury, casinos and an undeniable laid back vibe around its Mar Menor lagoon, Murcia holds a reputation as Europe's answer to Miami, meaning there is something for everybody in this sun-glazed paradise. You don't need to be an architectural buff to appreciate the striking structures which have towered above this coast for centuries before us, as the region is a maze of daring designs, Moorish, to Gothic, and everything in between. With its timeless city's, unspoiled beaches and flavourful food, there is no greater place to secure a holiday home in Spain than right here in beautiful Murcia.

Murcia is also a favourite among golfers from around the world, who flock to these greens for the ultimate golfing experience. Choose a holiday villa in the El Valle Golf Resort, and wake up in a room with a view of the greens, before you play the game itself in one of the most prestigious sporting locations in Europe.

Secure your dream accommodation through TripAdvisor, Booking, or Airbnb, then get out there, and work your way through the endless opulence and tapas dishes which this historic palm tree-kissed kingdom has to offer.

When to visit

With an average of 300 days of sunshine days every year, you are almost guaranteed to enjoy a pleasant climate, whenever you choose to visit Murcia. If you want to be sure that you can sunbathe, however, choose to visit between early May and late June, and then September, which avoids the peak summer months, and the vast holidaymakers which descend on these shores during the school holidays. Saying that, there are still several festivals which take place exclusively in the height of the season, including the Santiago de la Ribera Summer Carnival in early Autumn, so if this your type of thing, it is worth braving the wave of tourists and enjoying a memorable fiesta in the street!

How to get there

Located on the sweeping Costa Cálida in the south-east of Spain, the quickest and easiest way of reaching Murcia from the UK is to fly on one of the many scheduled flights from airports across the UK. Travel direct from London Gatwick, Edinburgh, Bristol, Nottingham or Edinburgh to Corvera International Airport in around 2 hours and 45 minutes, depending which airport you depart from. Once you arrive at the airport, you can get to the city centre in just over 20 minutes by hopping in a taxi, a pre-arranged transfer, or a rental car. If you would prefer not to fly, then you can still visit Murcia by ferry from Plymouth or Portsmouth to Santander or Bilbao around seven times a week. Travel time to Bilbao and Santander varies, but typically takes approximately 23 hours 30 minutes, then you need to drive for about 8 hours before arriving in Murcia.

Another way you could enjoy the timeless grandeur of Murcia is by visiting the city for a day-trip from another popular Spanish destination. If you are already staying in holiday villa in Benidorm or an apartment in Alicante then you can jump aboard a train for only one hour before arriving in the heart of Murcia, and the splendour which this beautiful destination has to offer.

Where to stay?

Murcia City

As the capital of the region, there is no better place to begin your search for accommodation in Murcia than in Murcia itself! Brimming with architectural wonders from the across the centuries, this city is a picturesque city escape whose electric atmosphere rivals that of the Sunshine State across the pond. Though the vibrant beauty of the town is enough to keep you entertained through your days (and nights), be sure to leave time to take in the natural glory of Mar Menor, a crystal clear lagoon which is tucked just off the coast of the city. Renowned for its exceptional tapas, Murcia is an ideal location to choose a self-catered apartment rental, as you can treat your tastebuds to the very best of these nationally loved dishes.

Cartagena

The port city of Cartagena is the perfect destination to choose a beachfront holiday villa in Murcia, as this coastal art haven is a city and beach retreat rolled into one. Reserve a holiday villa on the Calblanque Beach, to wake up in a bedroom with a view of the sunrise over the Mediterranean, then step back in time and visit the Roman Theatre, before marvelling at the beauty of the Palacio consistorial de Cartagena, whose decorative beauty was influenced by French design in the early twentieth century.

Santiago de la Ribera

The former fishing village of Santiago de la Ribera has evolved into a hive of contemporary Calida experiences, without losing its traditional charm. Stay in a bed and breakfast which is hidden in amongst its narrow streets, and wake up in a room which neighbours quaint boutiques and a fruitful market, which takes over the town every Wednesday. The most popular time to visit Santiago is in the mid-summer when the streets become alive with the Santiago de la Ribera Summer Carnival, whose colours are is a feast of the eyes, though accommodation books up in advance, so don't delay in reserving your place in the Murcia's carnivalesque.

La Manga

If you want to choose a holiday letting in a destination unlike any other, look no further than La Manga, a seaside split which cuts right down into the Mediterranean Sea, separating it from Mar Menor, which is the lagoon in Murcia city. This unique stretch of land has, unsurprisingly, become a utopia for sun-worshippers who want to bathe upon its shores, while also holding a global reputation as a water-sport centre. Reserve a holiday villa with a pool in La Manga, before renting a jet ski and hitting the Mediterranean at a speed which the whole family can enjoy.

Aguilas

The municipality of Águilas is the perfect place to reserve a holiday home in Murcia if you are looking for nothing but a slice of peace and tranquillity. In one of the most relaxing areas in the country, you can dream away your days while laying on the golden shores of Playa Puntas de Calnegre, before taking in the rocky scenery of Playa de Los Cocedores, where you can gaze upon the towns most picturesque natural assets.

Molina de Segura

Though this town may be small, it should not be overlooked by any means, as it is a hive of activity and family-friendly attractions, which are guaranteed to fill your days in Murcia with some sun-kissed fun. Secure a holiday villa which is big enough to house your entire family, then head out to the Terra Natura Murcia, which is home to animals from both the African Savana and the Iberian Peninsula. There is also a waterpark which is open in the summer months, so you can fill your days with animals and watersides which people of all ages can enjoy.

Food and drink in Murcia

When it comes to cuisine in Murcia, there is only one word on everybody's lips… tapas, taps, tapas! Yes, this region holds a reputation for its small plates of Iberian hams, cheeses, seafood and just about any other tasty pieces of Spanish goodness, so if you are a fan of tapas, this region is about to become a pilgrimage for your tastebuds. Among the most distinguished of these bars is Parlamento, which is located in Murcia City Centre, and serves up a range of tapas favourites, along with Marineras, which is an exclusive dish to the Murcian region. As a warning though, once you try tapas here, no tapas will ever taste quite as good in the future! If you are a cocktail lover then don't forget to sample ‘Licor 43' which is famous across the country, but originates from the region, making it the most excellent place to enjoy this sweet liquor, as a shot, in a cocktail, or even in a coffee (known as Cafe Asiatico).

History and Culture in Murcia

The rich history of Murcia is showcased through its ornate and decorative architecture, which dates back through the centuries, from the Phoenician period to the Islamic influence in the Medieval Ages and the beautiful Baroque era, which makes up most of the structures in Murcia city centre, you are guaranteed to be immersed in historic extravagance in this stunning Spanish region. The best of Murcia's culture can be experienced by visiting some of the impressive museums around the area, including the Museo de Bellas Artes de Murcia, which exhibits an array of works from the 19th and 20th century. Then, learn more about the prehistory of this great land by spending an afternoon in the Museo Arqueológico de Murcia, which displays the most impressive finds from across the ages in Murcia.

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