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Date Published: 14/10/2025
Water completely cut in these Mar Menor towns on Tuesday October 14
The Taibilla Canal Association has interrupted water supply to several municipalities in the Mar Menor following the passage of DANA Alice

The town councils of San Pedro del Pinatar, Los Alcázares and San Javier have announced that the Taibilla Canal Association (MCT) has completely cut off the water supply to their municipalities on Tuesday October 14. This will last 24 hours in the latter case, but is yet to be determined in the rest of the municipalities.
This cut is to allow the company to empty and clean the tanks, which well contaminated with mud during the storm. The water outage will also affect Dolores de Pacheco in the municipality of Torre Pacheco.
In the municipality of Murcia, the districts of Baños y Mendigo, Lobosillo and Avileses do have drinking water, but they may experience supply interruptions due to the construction work, according to Aguas de Murcia. For this reason, the water tank will not be delivered to Avileses today (October 14), but will be transferred to Gea y Truyols and Sucina, which remain completely without water.
In San Javier, from 9am to 8pm, except during loading periods, the tanks are located in the courthouse parking lot on Calle Enrique Granados; on the Centramirsa esplanade; on Centramirsa Avenue in El Mirador; in the Santiago de la Ribera market area; at the intersection of Federico Guirao Avenue and Patrulla Águila Avenue; in the La Roda Civic Centre car park; and in the Pozo Aledo Civic Centre from 4pm.
Also in La Manga del Mar Menor, water can be obtained next to Plaza Bohemia, on Gran Vía Avenue and Calle Isla del Ciervo, through taps connected to the Cartagena water supply system, which has not been affected and is available 24 hours a day.
Here, following the latest analyses, it’s been confirmed that tap water can be used for personal hygiene and cleaning, but not for drinking or preparing food.
People with reduced mobility or in situations of social vulnerability who cannot travel can contact the Emergency Department at 968 570880.
In San Pedro del Pinatar, water distribution points are located on the Lo Pagán esplanade, from 8am to 8pm; at the fairgrounds, from 10am to 8pm; and at the sports centre from 12pm to 8pm.
There are also two permanent drinking water points on the El Mojón road on the Pilar de la Horadada side.
Mobile tanks are also available in the parking lot in front of the Fire Station in Los Sáez, from 1pm to 2.30pm; on Avenida Santiago, towards Loma de Arriba, in Loma de Arriba, from 3pm to 4.30pm; in the park next to the leisure centre on CalleEmilio Díez de Revenga, in Nuevo San Pedro-Villa Alegría, from 5pm to 6.30pm; and in the parking lot next to the Dos Mares Secondary School, in Los Peñascos-Los Cuarteros, from 7pm to 8.30pm.
Additionally, a shower and changing room service is available at the Pilar de la Horadada sports centre from 7am to 11.59pm on October 14. Vulnerable individuals can also contact Civil Protection at 968 188 092.
In Torre Pacheco, the water tanks are open from 9am to 8pm at the San Cayetano and Dolores de Pacheco Civic Centres; in the Roldán Church Square; in the El Jimenado Church Square; and in the Saorines de Roldán residential area.
The José Antonio García Tatono sports centre remains open for personal hygiene for affected residents from 7am to 11.59pm. The Town Council has reported that non-potable water service has been restored in Roldán, Balsicas and Dolores de Pacheco.
In the municipality of Los Alcázares, from 9am to 8pm, drinking water tanks are located at the entrance to the Town Hall, in Miguel de Cervantes Square in Los Narejos, and another in Las Lomas del Rame. The showers in the Juan Sáez Pavilion in El Algar, provided by the Cartagena City Council, are also available from 9am to 10pm.
Aguas de Murcia has started supplying drinking water to the affected population through drinking water tanks until service is restored from 9am to 8pm on the Paseo del Cementerio, in the districts of Sucina, and next to the Municipal Centre of Gea y Truyols.
In Cartagena, since Bahía Bella's supply network depends on the affected Los Alcázares pipelines, the municipal water concessionaire Hidrogea has deployed a tank to supply free drinking water to the population, which will be in operation from 9am to 2pm.
Image: Ayuntamiento de San Javier
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La Manga Adventure Golf for a perfect family day out in the Mar Menor.
La Manga Adventure Golf is open from 10.30am... Last tee-off time: 8pm.
Their famous Full English Breakfasts will continue to be served from 10.30am until 1.00pm. Reserving your Tee-off time is still requested please.Call or WhatsApp directly on 0034 693 934 381 to reserve your start time.
Located just behind Playa Honda near to Cabo de Palos and La Manga, with easy access from the RM-12.
La Manga Adventure Golf is a fun and leisure complex located just a short drive from the La Manga Club resort and the southern end of the Mar Menor, close to the beach resorts of Playa Honda and Playa Paraíso, the La Manga camping park and Cabo de Palos.
The complex offers a fun day out for families, couples and visitors of all ages close to the beaches of the Mar Menor and the Mediterranean.
The stand-out attraction at La Manga Adventure Golf is the fun and immaculately maintained mini-golf course, which provides a challenge both for experienced golfers and for those who have never played before. However, other facilities include full-size snooker tables, a pool table, a dart board, table football and table tennis tables, and the bar-lounge offers a range of meals and refreshments from ice-creams for the youngsters to champagne for those celebrating a special occasion!
This is a popular venue not only for families with children but also for groups of friends and couples looking for an entertaining day out, and events such as birthdays, anniversaries and parties can be also be catered for.
The Family Adventure Golf course opens all year round from 10.30 in the morning until after dark and rounds are affordably priced at just 11 euros for adults and 6 euros for children, although many take advantage of the highly recommended Golf Meal Deal. This is available at 19 euros for adults and 12 euros for children, with special rates on offer for groups of over 10, and large groups including golf societies are welcome!
The Meal Deal choices include prime Icelandic cod and chips, Irish burger and chips, curry of the day, lasagne and the healthy tuna salad option (with a choice of dressings) as well as the traditional British ploughman’s lunch. Vegetarian burgers, lasagne and curry are also on the menu, while those arriving earlier in the day are often tempted by the full English breakfast and breakfast baps (on sale until 13.00) as they enjoy the light refreshing breeze on the outdoor terraces or the shade in the large indoor area, where major sports events are shown live on TV.
La Manga Adventure Golf also offers full access for the disabled to both the bar and the toilets and a large private off-road car park ensures there is no added inconvenience for less mobile visitors.


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