Punta Brava beach is a serene, 900-meter-long semi-urban sandy beach located near Cartagena, in the Region of Murcia, Spain. It is nestled between El Carmolí and Los Urrutias, offering a tranquil atmosphere that contrasts with the more developed areas of the Mar Menor. The beach is relatively untouched, making it an attractive spot for those seeking tranquillity and affordability. It caters to a variety of interests with activities like swimming and leisurely strolls along the shore. The local real estate market has seen growth, attracting many British residents who appreciate the quiet lifestyle. The beach remains popular with both locals and visitors alike.
Despite its charm, Punta Brava lacks nearby shops and supermarkets, requiring residents to travel for essentials. However, local residents welcome the influx of foreigners, seeing it as a positive change that maintains a clean and healthy environment. The community enjoys outdoor activities like hiking, enhancing the area's appeal.
The beach is part of the Mar Menor, Europe's largest saltwater lake, which provides calm and flat waters ideal for swimming, especially during hot summer months. Small waves can form on windy days, but the overall calmness makes it a preferred destination for family outings and relaxation.
