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In this post we explain in detail how to get from Ibiza to Formentera. We tell you which means of transport are available for this route and their price range.

Unlike Ibiza, Formentera doesn’t have an airport, but don’t worry, as there is another way to get to the island. If you’re thinking of travelling to the Balearic Islands, you may find this article very useful, so take note!

How to get from Ibiza to Formentera

If you’re in Ibiza, you’ll probably also be interested in visiting the island’s little sister, Formentera. This island is an excellent option for those looking for a quiet and relaxing getaway. As mentioned above, Formentera has no airport and the only way to reach it is by sea. The ferry route between Ibiza and Formentera is operated by several companies, which are: Balearia, Trasmapi, Aquabus Ferry Boats, Mediterránea Pitiusa and Ferry Santa Eulalia. It is advisable to compare the prices and timetables of each of them to find the best deal.

The Ibiza Port is the main departure point for the ferrys that connect this island with Formentera. Here we will tell you about the best ways to get there:

  • The fastest and most comfortable way to get to the port is with Mitaxi.net. You can make your transfer to Ibiza Port from 65€.
  • The second option is to take a bus. Most of the bus lines connect with the island’s capital. Some of them are: 03 (Sant Antoni), 10 (Airport), 20a (Portinatx), 25a (Port of San Miguel) and 50 (Cas Dominguets).

The ferry ride is comfortable and offers a great view along the way. The port of arrival in Formentera is La Savina, where you can enjoy the amazing landscape.

The journey time varies between 30 and 50 minutes, depending on the ferry you choose. The ferries run every 30 minutes and depart from 7:00 to 20:30 (until 22:00 in high season). Prices for return tickets range from 20 to 50 euros, depending on the company, time of year, timetable and type of ferry. The distance between the ports of Ibiza and La Savina (Formentera) is about 19 km.

The most common port of departure is Ibiza Port, but it is also possible to take a ferry from other places such as Playa d’en Bossa or Santa Eulalia. From all three ports you can take guided excursions that take you to various tourist spots on the island, these options are ideal if you want to make the most of your time on Formentera.

Whether you choose an organised excursion or a regular ferry, bear in mind that it’s best to buy your tickets in advance to ensure you get the best possible price.

As you can see, travelling from Ibiza to Formentera is extremely easy, and it’s possible to get there for the day and back thanks to the fast and inexpensive ferry journey.

Santiago de Compostela (Spain) is a popular tourist destination for its ancient architecture, religious sites and monuments. You will probably meet many pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago during your trip.

If you are wondering how to get from Santiago de Compostela to the airport this post is for you. We tell you what are the best options, as well as its duration and price.

How to get from Santiago to the airport

The airport is about 10 kilometres from the city. If you want to go from Santiago de Compostela to the airport (SCQ), you have basically two options: taxi and bus.

Taxi

This is the fastest and most comfortable option, but also the most expensive. If you want to travel quietly and without worries, this is the best option for you. You will reach your destination in about 26 minutes. On our website you can book your taxi from Santiago de Compostela to the airport from 47€ (we also have minivans for up to 8 passengers and minibuses for up to 16 passengers).

Bus

The other option available to get from Santiago de Compostela to the airport is the bus, it is cheaper than the previous one but also slower. The bus that makes this route is the 6A, the route starts at Os Tilos or Hórreo train station but there is a stop in the centre of Santiago de Compostela (at Plaza de Galicia). The last stop is right at the airport departures terminal. The ticket costs 3€ (5,10€ for return ticket) and the journey takes between 40 and 50 minutes. The first departure is at 6:00 and the last at 22:30. The frequency of journeys is approximately half an hour, both on weekdays and public holidays.

In short, it is easy to get to Santiago de Compostela airport from the city, you just have to choose the best option for you.

In this post we explain in detail what are the best options available to go from Mallorca to Menorca. We tell you about the different means of transport you can use, as well as their timetables and approximate prices.

If you are thinking of travelling to the Balearic Islands, this article may be very useful for you. So take note so that you can travel as well prepared as possible.

How to get from Mallorca to Menorca

You have two options for getting from one island to the other: you can take a plane or go by ferry via the different ports on the islands.

By plane

This is the quickest way to get from Mallorca to Menorca, as you will arrive at your destination with a direct flight of only 45 minutes.  There are more than 150 flights a week between the islands, so you won’t have any problems with timetables. Prices vary greatly depending on the airline, but you can find return tickets for less than €20.

But before you get on the plane, you’ll need to get to the airport, so here are the best ways to get to Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI):

  1. The fastest and most comfortable way to get to the airport is through Mitaxi.net. You can get to your destination from anywhere on the island of Mallorca from 45€.
  2. The second option is to take a bus. The A1 line is the one that connects the capital with the airport. There are also other lines that have direct connections to the airport, such as the A2 (S’Arenal), A11 (Camp de Mar-Magaluf), A32 (Can Picafort-Alcúdia), A42 (Cala Bona) and A52 (Campos).

Once you arrive at Menorca Airport (MAH), you can take a taxi to any town on the island.

By ferry

If you can’t find cheap flights or you prefer to take your car with you, you can also get from Mallorca to Menorca by ferry. The duration of the journey varies a lot, as it depends on the ports of origin and destination you choose and the type of ferry you are travelling on. Journey times can vary between 1.5 and 6 hours.

The fastest route is between the port of Alcudia and Ciutadella. Tickets cost around €50 and the frequency of trips between the two ports is 4-5 per day. You can get to the port in two ways:

  1. Booking a taxi on our website to get to the port of Alcudia.
  2. The second alternative is to take a bus. The bus line 302 is the one that connects the capital with the port. There are also other lines that have a direct connection with the port of Alcudia, such as the A32 (Can Picafort-Palma Airport), 302 (Can Picafort-Palma), 315 (Sa Pobla), 322 (Pollença) and 324 (Can Picafort).

With the arrival of summer many will have already planned their holidays and will be waiting for the countdown to get away. Many will have opted for La Manga del Mar Menor (in Region de Murcia, Spain) to enjoy its beaches and its gastronomy in restaurants such as Escuela de Pieter or Collados Beach. If you are thinking of going on holiday to Veneziola (at kilometre 18 of La Manga del Mar Menor) you will be interested to read this post, so take note!

How to get from Cartagena to Veneziola

  1. The fastest and most convenient way is to take a taxi directly to Veneziola, which would cost about 50 euros.
  2. The second alternative is to take the L20 bus to Pedruchillo and from there take a taxi to Veneziola. Timetables for the L20 bus from Cartagena to El Pedruchillo:
    • Monday to Friday: 6:30, 8:00, 9:00, 10:15, 11:45, 13:00, 14:15, 15:30, 16:45, 18:00, 19:30, 21:15, 22:15.
    • Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays: 6:00, 8:00, 10:00, 12:00, 14:15, 17:00, 18:00, 19:30, 20:30, 22:15.
  3. The third option is to take the L20 bus, get off at Cabo de Palos and then take the L15 bus. If you choose to go to Veneziola this way you have to bear in mind that the buses can arrive more than an hour apart. The L20 bus takes 45 minutes to get from Cartagena to Cabo de Palos. Timetables for the L15 bus from Cabo de Palos to Veneziola:
    • Monday to Friday: 7:00, 8:30, 9:15, 10:00, 10:45, 11:30, 12:15, 13:00, 13:45, 14:30, 15:15, 16:00, 16:45, 17:30, 18:15, 19:00, 20:30, 21:30.
    • Saturdays, Sundays and holidays: 7:45, 8:30, 9:15, 10:00, 10:45, 11:30, 12:15, 13:00, 13:45, 14:30, 16:00, 17:30, 19:00, 20:30.

How to get from Veneziola to Cartagena

  1. In this case it is best to take a taxi directly to Cartagena, which would cost about 50 euros.
  2. The second option is to take a taxi from Veneziola to El Pedruchillo and then wait for the L20 bus to arrive. Timetables of the L20 bus from El Pedruchillo to Cartagena:
    • Monday to Friday: 6:45, 7:45, 9:00, 10:15, 11:30, 13:00, 14:15, 15:30, 16:45, 18:00, 19:30, 21:00, 0:00.
    • Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays: 7:15, 9:15, 11:15, 13:15, 15:45, 16:45, 18:15, 19:15, 20:45, 0:00.
  3. The third option is to take bus number 15 and then bus number 20. As mentioned above, there can be more than an hour difference between one bus and the other, so pay attention to the timetables. The L20 bus takes 15 minutes to get from El Pedruchillo to Cabo de Palos. Timetables for the L15 bus from Veneziola to Cabo de Palos:
    • Monday to Friday: 7:30, 9:15, 10:00, 10:45, 11:30, 12:15, 13:00, 13:45, 14:15, 15:15, 16:00, 16:45, 17:30, 18:15, 19:00, 19:45, 21:00, 22:00.
    • Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays: 6:30, 9:15, 10:00, 10:45, 11:30, 12:15, 13:00, 13:45, 14:30, 16:00, 17:30, 19:00, 20:30.

Alicante Airport is one of the best airports in Europe and it is also the third busiest airport in Spain. It’s common for people to experience some level of anxiety when arriving at a new international airport for the first time. This article will guide you through what questions can you ask yourself before travelling to Spain and Alicante Airport so that you can be better prepared when your trip finally arrives!

Alicante Airport (Spanish: Aeropuerto de Alicante) is an international airport near Elche in Spain’s Valencian Community which provides daily flights to different cities in Europe and the rest of the world. It was opened in 1994 and has one terminal building with 2 floors and 4 jetways. The airport has a lot to offer and we will see why there are many reasons for its popularity. The airport is capable of handling up to 3 million passengers per year with its single runway measuring 3,290 metres long and 45 metres wide.

Major airlines such as Air Berlin, Ryanair, EasyJet, and Spirit operate out of Alicante Airport. It offers transit passengers free wifi with a maximum speed of 60mbps.

Alicante Airport has the most modern baggage system in Europe with an electronic-tagging system that can optimize flight security by removing checked bags from circulation while they are still on the ground – even if they belong to a different airline.

If you are going to travel to Alicante from the United Kingdom, you need to know:

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  • All passengers on flights from the United Kingdom must take their passport.

  • Passengers from EU countries and the United Kingdom may make use of the ABCs (automatic control systems).

  • It will be compulsory for British passengers, like those travelling from other non-EU countries, to have their passport stamped and answer a series of security questions asked by National Police officers.

Travelling with minors

  • Travel by or with children is subject to specific restrictions.

  • Border police, both inside and outside the European Union, have a specific mandate to pay special attention to minors.

  • Consult the requirements for minors who are travelling alone or travelling accompanied.

Pets

  • Pets must pass through an airport authorised by the Ministry of Agriculture for the entry of animals from a third country and they will be subject to the same requirements applied to animals from third countries.

  • Their valid microchip , rabies vaccination and health certificate will be requested. Pets from Northern Ireland are not subject to these requirements.

  • At unauthorised airports, only guide dogs for the visually impaired may enter, provided that the Ministry of Agriculture has granted authorisation to their owners. To request this authorisation, owners must use the following email: importacionanimal@mapa.es.

  • Customs may detect nonconformities. Should this occur, the options are:

    • Return the animal, which means returning it to its country of origin on the earliest available flight. If it cannot travel with its owner, this option must be accepted by the airline.

    • Quarantine the animal, if the previous option is not possible. Quarantine will last for 14 days and will take place at an authorised centre that has an agreement in place. After this period the animal can return to its usual residence and must undergo home isolation.

  • For further information, consult the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food website.

Baggage

  • Baggage must be subjected to customs inspections upon arrival.

  • In the European Union there are restrictions on plant-based products and products of animal origin in order to prevent the entry of pathogens and diseases.

  • It is prohibited to bring plant-based products from third countries into the European Union without phytosanitary certification (seeds, plants, fruit, vegetables, flowers, etc.).

  • Bringing products of animal origin (meat, milk, fish and derivatives, etc.) into the European Union is prohibited. Meat, milk and derivative products from the United Kingdom are prohibited under all circumstances.

  • There are some exceptions to products of animal origin that can exclusively be brought into the EU for private human consumption. Check the website of the Tax Agency to see a full list of these types of products and the restrictions on each.

VAT refund

  • A Value Added Tax (VAT) refund can be requested for goods purchased during a stay in Spain (mainland and Balearic Islands).

  • Check the conditions in the VAT refund section.

Travelling to Alicante (Spain) after Brexit: most common questions

Do I need a visa to travel to Alicante from the UK?

No. From 1 January 2021, UK nationals will continue to be exempt from the visa requirement when crossing the external borders of the European Union for short stays (up to 90 days in any 180-day period). This visa exemption does not provide for the right to work in the Union and is subject to the reciprocity mechanism applicable to third countries.

Will there be border controls in Alicante Airport?

From 1 January 2021, UK nationals travelling to the EU and the Schengen area will be treated as third-country nationals and will therefore be subject to border controls at the Schengen border. This means that intended stays on the territory of EU Member States cannot exceed 90 days in any period of 180 days, and UK nationals will have to comply with the entry conditions for third country nationals.

What if I am travelling with pets?

If you are travelling with pets you will still be able to do so, but you will need to have an animal health certificate issued by the UK health authorities and enter through one of the authorised airports or ports of entry. For more information, see the website of the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food.

Will Spain recognise my British driving licence?

From 1 January 2021, driving licences issued by the United Kingdom will no longer benefit from mutual recognition under EU law. In Spain, valid and current driving licences issued by the UK authorities will entitle their holders to drive in Spain for a period of six months from 1 January 2021. After this six-month period, the regime foreseen for licences issued in third countries will apply, under the terms regulated by current traffic regulations, unless the Kingdom of Spain and the United Kingdom reach a bilateral agreement recognising the exchange of their driving licences.

Will I have access to health care in Spain?

Yes, the social security coordination protocol of the Trade and Cooperation Agreement between the European Union and the European Atomic Energy Community, on the one hand, and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, on the other hand, provides for health cover for a British tourist staying in Spain. British citizens should contact the British institution to find out which document accrediting their rights they will be issued with.

Pets

What are the requirements for travelling with pets to Alicante Airport from the UK?

From 1 January 2021, all pets coming from Great Britain and its dependencies (excluding Northern Ireland) must be introduced through an airport or port authorised as a Passenger Point of Entry and be accompanied by a Health Certificate. For more information see the relevant section (Dogs, cats and ferrets/Birds/Other Species).

What are the requirements for travelling with pets from Alicante to the UK?

There are no changes to the health requirements for bringing pets from Spain to the UK, so they can continue to travel with a European pet passport issued in Spain or another EU-27 country (those issued in Great Britain will not be valid, but those issued in Northern Ireland will be). They must have microchip identification, a valid rabies vaccination and a deworming treatment between days 1-5 prior to their trip.

Personal baggage

Will personal baggage be subject to any additional screening in Alicante?

From 1 January 2021, all personal luggage of passengers travelling between Great Britain and its dependencies (excluding Northern Ireland) and Spain, as well as postal and other parcels, may not consist of products of animal origin. Vegetables may not be carried unless the corresponding phytosanitary certificate has been issued.

Book your taxi before arriving to Alicante Airport with Mitaxi and avoid waiting on queues or sharing public shuttle transport

 

Book airport transfer so you don’t miss your flight

The private transfer of passengers is undoubtedly the best way to arrive on time to catch a flight, train or an important appointment.

It sure has happened to you many times, right? You want to get to the airport on time so you don’t miss your flight, but you don’t have a car, or there is a lot of traffic, all the taxis are busy… everything goes wrong. However, the solution is easy, reserving a transfer to the airport, 24/48 hours in advance, without a doubt, is the definitive solution.

Not everyone knows about this transfer booking option, although it is actually the most comfortable way to forget about any problem. If you want to forget about the arrival at the airport and you need to always be on time so as not to miss the flight, keep reading what we have to tell you.

 

The most comfortable and safe airport transfer

At MiTaxi.net we want to offer our users the best experience at all times, so that, even if you are in a hurry, we will offer you the maximum possible comfort.

We know that there are people who need to travel constantly, and being late to the airport is not an option. That flight that awaits you can be decisive for your work, for your family or for yourself. Whatever your destination, you shouldn’t miss your trip under any circumstances. For this reason, we always recommend that you book your transfer, thus ensuring that you will arrive on time.

In addition, the advantage of having a private transfer to get to your boarding is that you will leave everything in the hands of a professional driver. Nothing happens if just that day there are demonstrations, blocked streets, if you don’t know the city or if there is a lot of traffic. With your private transfer you have your arrival assured.

 

Time flexibility for your transfer

Organizing a trip is difficult enough: you have to plan schedules, visits, hotels, flights, cars, suitcases … why not save yourself a little time and worries by booking a private transfer to the airport?

This option is being used more and more, because it offers you a guarantee and flexibility that you cannot get with other means.

It is advisable in these cases to book between 24 and 48 hours in advance, in order to be completely sure that your transfer will be available when you need it.

Remember that it is advisable to go to the airport a few hours in advance, in order to be on time and solve any unforeseen event, so a private transfer is ideal, because you can schedule it for the time that best suits you. It does not matter when you want to travel or when they have to pick you up, because we are available throughout the day.

An urgency? A last minute inconvenience? Impossible traffic? None of these causes will make you arrive late to the boarding gate if you choose the transfer by private transfer to the airport, and be careful, also for the pick up and go from the airport.

 

The advantages of requesting a transfer to go to the airport

In general, booking a transfer has many advantages, because it saves you from having to drive, have to be aware of the streets, get to know the area and solve any unforeseen event. However, reserving it in time to catch your flight is even better, because it offers you the maximum level of planning possible.

Nothing can go wrong if you put yourself in the hands of a professional chauffeur. And not only that, but you will also enjoy the advantage of arriving faster than any other car, since taxis and passenger transfer services have priority access.

As you can see, there is no reason not to book a transfer that will take you until your next flight. If you book it at least one day in advance, you will have your travel day perfectly organized, and you will be able to breathe easy. In MiTaxi.net you can make the reservation as and when you want, ensuring you are on time, have priority, a comfortable and safe trip, and with perfectly organized pick-up and arrival times.

 

You also have advantages reserving the transfer for the airport pick-up

The main advantage is that the vehicle that will take you home or to the hotel will wait for you until you arrive, even if the flight is delayed. To do this, you must enter the flight number in the transfer reservation. The same if you arrive by train. Our system automates the flight information in the reservation and we consider the waiting time.

As you can see, all are advantages.

Security – Confidence – Guarantee, travel safely with us

Move safely with us. Our commitment to safety is firm, we want to compensate you for the trust you have placed in us to make your transfers.

We are committed to safety, we are committed to you.

MiTaxi is aware of the new stage that we are living and that will surely last over time. As a business we have known how to adapt to the demands of our clients and this stage will not be less. We have taken measures to protect ourselves and therefore to protect our passengers, because our main objective is that you reach your destination safe and sound. You know that if you travel with us you have the best sanitary and hygienic measures.

Thorough disinfection. We disinfect all our vehicles daily, following the hygiene recommendations of the health authorities.
Equipped drivers. We facilitate the provision of material to protect and protect you. Visit the website to see how we have delivered to some of our drivers.
Protocols that take care of us. Drivers must notify through the app the protection elements they have before each day.

HYGIENE AND PROTECTION Measures

Tips for a safer private transfer

Our commitment to you marks the way forward. For this reason we give you some hygiene and protection tips recommended by the World Health Organization.

WHO recommends washing your hands often.

Do this every now and then, using soap and water or an alcohol-based hand rub.

Protect yourself when sneezing or coughing

Use the inside of your elbow. If you prefer, use a tissue. Throw it away after use.

Make only the essential trips

Especially if you have any symptoms such as cough or fever, it is recommended that you stay home.

 

SECURITY Measures

Cars disinfected with Ozone and washed daily.

Protected, trained and prepared driver.

Occupation and sanitation of vehicles.

MANDATORY measures for transfers

We remind you that you can travel as long as all travelers including the driver wear a mask. When getting into the vehicle it is advisable to use the disinfectant gel. If we all comply with the measures we will travel safely.

We are very attentive to comply with all legislation and regulations regarding prevention and control. You can trust us, we are at your disposal for any questions or comments.

Good trip!

Wondering what to do and see in Cartagena (Murcia)? This beautiful port city is located in the south-east of Spain and is highly appreciated for its important Roman archaeological remains.

Besides being marked by history, it is also a city with a great mining wealth and known for having one of the most important natural ports in the Mediterranean Sea.

Cartagena (Murcia region) lived its maximum splendour in the Roman period, of which there are still remains of the most imposing and which will delight lovers of classical history. The bet is completed with several buildings of modernist architecture, such as its Casino or the Grand Hotel, which provide contrast and make it a very pleasant city that invites you to get lost among its streets.

We invite you to get to know this city better by proposing what to do and see in Cartagena. You can’t miss its Roman theater or the forum neighborhood, you will love to take a cruise around its bay or discover its cultural riches in its underwater archaeology museum.

Roman theatre of Cartagena

The Murcian city was founded in 227 BC, as its own name gives us a clue, by the Carthaginians. Specifically, by General Asdrubal who named it Quart Hasdasht. Romans were the ones who changed its name to Carthago Nova after conquering it, that with time became Cartagena.

Roman Theatre of Cartagena was one of the most important buildings made by Romans in this city. It had a capacity for about 7000 spectators and was in use from its creation between 5 and 1 b.C. up to 3rd century. Some time later, the different towns that passed through the city built on it until it was discovered in 1988 by an archaeologist from the University of Murcia, Sebastián Ramallo. He managed to exhume it so that it could be visited.

The first thing you should do if you want to learn more about the interesting history of this city is to visit the museum of the Roman Theatre. You will understand how this great enclosure, whose remains will still impress you, gradually disappeared: covered by houses during the Byzantine, Muslim and medieval periods.

Roman Forum Neighborhood in Cartagena

You can find this neighborhood located at the foot of one of the small hills of the city, which is known as “El Molinete”. In recent years a great effort has been made to bring to light these remains of a district of the ancient Roman city that can be visited from 2012.

You will be able to walk around a thousand square meters on which an iron structure and metal columns have been placed to allow you to have a view of the whole.

In these archaeological remains you will be able to distinguish different Roman remains. For example, the so-called House of the Atrium in which you will appreciate its paintings that are in the process of restoration.

You will also see Roman baths, with their patio or peristyle of 600 meters that precedes the thermal circuit.

Also noteworthy is its ancient Roman road dating from the first century. You can see it through the large glass floor of a nearby building.

Cartagena Bay Cruise

An activity that you can’t miss either and that will allow you to continue learning more about the history of the city is the cruise around the bay. Although with a different approach, in this 45-minute tour you will be able to navigate the city’s bay and learn about its historical significance.

During the relaxing tour, you will be able to see in the distance the defensive constructions that protected the city and that are distributed along its mountains and hills. You will also see the longest range cannon on the Spanish coast, which could shoot up to 35 kilometres.

This cruise offers the possibility to stop and visit one of the coastal fortifications of Cartagena, the Christmas Fort.

Museum of Underwater Archaeology (ARQUA)

The Museum of Underwater Archaeology (ARQUA) is a national institution in charge of promoting the cultural heritage found in the underwater world of our country. That is to say, the archaeological remains that are rescued from the sea bed.

In the ARQUA you will be able to see all the work that has been done on the coast of the Brown to recover archaeological remains of ancient Phoenician ships. The collections come from more than fifty years of research and excavation in underwater sites along the coast of Murcia. They also include donations and deposits from other autonomous communities.

You will also find many activities for children and the whole family so that the little ones in the house can have fun while they learn.

Where to eat in Cartagena?

In Cartagena, being a coastal city, what you eat most is seafood and fish. We recommend you some restaurants with very good opinions in which you can taste its delicious gastronomy:

La Marquesita

It is a charming family restaurant located in La Plaza Alcolea number 6. Here you can eat both seafood and meat, but they also have gluten-free and vegan dishes available.

Marisquería Freiduría La Marina

If you’re in the mood for fresh seafood, La Marina is one of the best places to go. It’s on Calle Santiago number 11, and everyone who goes there agrees that the quality of its dishes is amazing.

Cartagena Beaches

After sightseeing and a good meal, it’s time to relax on a good beach. You cannot leave this town without visiting the following beaches:

Playa Larga

It is a really beautiful beach whose width and golden sand invite you to lie down and relax. It is very close to Negrete beach, so much so that you can go there just by passing some rocks that separate them.

Playa Parreño

It is a fairly quiet cove because it is further away, so to get there you have to walk a little, although it is worth it. It is surrounded by rocks.

Cartagena Hotels and Accomodation

If you plan to stay several days in Cartagena (Murcia) to enjoy the city peacefully, we recommend you to stay in these hotels:

Hotel Sercotel Alfonso XIII

It’s a four-star hotel and recently renovated. The decoration is quite modern, but elegant and, in addition, the rooms are soundproofed so that you can rest.

It is located only 5 minutes from the tourist area of Cartagena.

B&B Hotel Cartagena Cartagonova

This hotel is another accommodation where you will feel at home. It is very close to the port and is one of the most touristy areas of the city.

In short, Cartagena is a very comfortable and pleasant city to make a relaxing getaway; its historical centre, its gastronomy and its beaches make it ideal to spend a few days resting.

Do you already know what to do and see in Cartagena? If you have started planning your trip to the region of Murcia you can count on us. At Mitaxi we offer you the possibility of booking your taxi in advance so that it can pick you up at the station or airport. You won’t have to worry about anything, we will be waiting for you when you arrive. Book now!