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7 packagesSet inland in the Murcia region at the foot of a natural park, Altaona Village trades coastal resort buzz for a dry, open, mountain-backed landscape and a distinctly residential feel. The 18-hole Altaona course, originally designed by Dave Thomas, runs across rolling ground with wide fairways balanced by shaping around the greens, natural waste areas and bunkering that reward good positioning over raw power — playable for mid-handicappers but interesting enough for stronger players when the wind picks up. Accommodation is mainly modern villas and apartments within the village rather than a hotel block, which suits groups and longer stays well, and a clubhouse with bar and restaurant overlooks the course. Murcia city and the coast are both around 20 minutes away, keeping options close while the setting itself stays quiet and uncrowded.
1 packageAn apartment-style hotel suited to travellers who want space and a laid-back base rather than a formal resort feel, Delfines Hotel & Suites sits in a coastal resort area within easy reach of the beach, local restaurants and everyday amenities so guests aren’t tied to eating on-site every night. The atmosphere is informal and friendly, a good fit for couples, groups and families. Accommodation centres on suites and apartments with living areas and kitchen facilities, giving more room than a standard hotel setup, and there’s an outdoor pool area with sun loungers plus a casual bar or café-style space for drinks and light meals. It works well as a base for a beach or golf trip when the hotel is the springboard rather than the focal point.
20 packagesInside the long-established La Manga Club estate on Spain’s Costa Cálida, this polished, well-run resort caters comfortably to golfers without ever feeling stuffy. Three 18-hole courses (North, South and West) each bring a different character: the South is the standout, a former Spanish Open venue with wide fairways and well-protected greens, the North suits mid-handicappers, and the West adds tighter tee shots through rolling terrain. Rooms are modern and comfortable rather than flashy, many looking out over the courses, and dining ranges from relaxed all-day spots to smarter evening restaurants. Beyond golf, there’s a large spa, pools, tennis courts and strong practice facilities, with the historic city of Cartagena and nearby beaches an easy detour from an otherwise peaceful, self-contained stay.
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