What's on in San Pedro del Pinatar
San Pedro del Pinatar sits at the northern tip of the Mar Menor on Murcia's Costa Cálida, best known for its salt pans and the open-air mud baths where people come to coat themselves in the dark, mineral-rich mud. It's a low-key place of fishing harbour, salt flats and shallow, warm lagoon water, popular with Spanish families and visitors after the famous mud cure.
The sailing comes out for the Paraíso Salado ORC trophy on the Mar Menor, while the town's patron-saint festival in honour of San Pedro brings the summer's main run of processions and street celebration. Here's what's on while you're here.
Coming up in San Pedro del Pinatar
San Pedro del Pinatar Patron Saint Festival (Fiestas Patronales)
San Pedro del Pinatar's main town fiesta runs for over two weeks, opening with a noisy 'chupina
VI Paraíso Salado ORC Sailing Trophy
Cruising yachts racing under the international ORC system gather at the Club Náutico Villa de S