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March 31 Free guided tour of the fishing port and coastline of central Águilas

Fishing has played a vital role in the life and development of Águilas over the centuries

March 31 Free guided tour of the fishing port and coastline of central Águilas This guided tour takes participants on an informative journey through the history of fishing in Águilas, visiting two natural mooring sites which have been used by boats for centuries, marking the identity and way of life of the coastal town.

The walk begins at the Puerto de Levante, the eastern port, where the first manmade structure was a simple stone jetty, and follows the Edge of the pay to the Puerto de Poniente, which provides natural shelter from the prevailing winds. All along the route are information boards, which complement the contribution of your qualified guide as you make your way along the shoreline, learning about the traditions of fishing which are still important in local culture.

The starting point is the Monument to Carnival at 16.30 and the walk ends two hours later in the Plaza Virgen del Rocío. Comfortable walking clothes and footwear and plenty of drinking water are recommended.

The visit is free of charge but prior registration is required online here.

For more local events, news and visiting information, contact the tourist office of Águilas (telephone 968 493285) or go to the home page of Águilas Today.

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Tourist Information Office, Plaza de Antonio Cortijos, s/n. 30880-Aguilas

Tel: 968 493 285

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Oficina de Turismo de Águilas

Aguilas Tourist Office Águilas boasts 28 kilometres of coastline, with many fine, sandy beaches, sheltered coves and unspoilt natural beaches. It is a great summer favourite with Spanish holidaymakers, so always has a superb programme of concerts and activities throughout the summer, as well as the biggest carnival in the Region of Murcia, 40 days before Semana Santa (Easter.)

Throughout the year it also has a number of museums and historical attractions, a castle with fabulous views overlooking the bay and several other points of interest, all of which make it an good place to visit for days out. Throughout the year the tourist office runs monthly guided tours and the route of the railways, which explores the railway history of the town.

The tourist information office is located in the Plaza de Antonio Cortijos, just a short walk from the sea front and Plaza de España, a cool, shaded space in which to enjoy a coffee.

More information about Águilas including beaches, what to see, what's on and tourist information can be found on ÁGUILAS TODAY

Tourist Information Office opening times (as of 16th September 2025)