Murcia has long been a hotspot for tourists, with the region welcoming people from all over Europe to enjoy the sun, culture and history it’s famous for. For many, it’s a chance to relax, refresh and enjoy hours by the beach, completely switching off from the stresses of day-to-day life. As a result, it’s popular with tourists both old and young.

In the case of the latter, finding beaches that offer good access for those with mobility needs is a must. Families are often bringing those in residential care for elderly people out for holidays, spending quality time together and creating memories that will last a lifetime. Murcia can absolutely do that, but where are the most accessible beaches for those with mobility needs to enjoy?
Playa de Los Narejos
This beach, located in the Los Alcazares municipality is a particular hotspot for those with accessibility needs as it has a wealth of features. Firstly, the beach provides smooth, level walkways that you can head directly to the water with, ideal for wheelchair uses. Alongside this, the beach has amphibiours chairs, allowing people with disabilities and mobility needs to access the sea safely, while there are accessible showers, toilets and plenty of parking close to the beach. That’s all combined with a calm atmospher and chilled out vibe, perfect for a day out with loved ones.
Playa de La Concha
Staying in the same town, Playa de La Concha, a stone’s throw from the above is another brilliant accessible beach. It hosts wide, flat promenades and ramps to get down to the sand and sea. Wheelchairs specifically designed for the beach are available to use, while there’s also all the amenities you’d possibly need too, including disabled parking close by. There are also plenty of restaurants and cafes nearby, ideal for taking a break for the sun and seeking some shade.
Playa de Las Higuericas
Another beach that prioritises accessibility, Playa de Las Higuericas offers up well maintained boardwalks that stretch across the sand, making it much more comfortable for elderly loved ones to get around, while there are many accessibility aids across the site. There are toilets and showers, while the sand and clear waters can provide truly calming and sensory experience.
Playa de Poniente
In the bustling city of Águilas, Playa de Poniente stands out as a highly accessible beach. The beach offers a range of facilities designed to accommodate visitors with disabilities, including ramps and boardwalks that provide easy access to the shore. Playa de Poniente is also equipped with amphibious chairs and trained staff who can assist visitors in enjoying the water safely. You’ll also find parking spaces and accessible amenities, while the beach is also lined with cafes and restaurants, perfect for a spot of lunch in between swimming and sunbathing.
Playa de la Reya
Located in Mazarron, Playa de la Reya has a network of wooden walkways for wheelchair users and people with mobility aids to get around, while there are several amphibious wheelchairs available for loved ones wanting to be safe in the sea. There are trained lifeguards on site that can assist people with mobility needs and disabilities, as well as accessible showers and toilets, allowing people to use the facilities in comfort.
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