San Pedro del Pinatar: The perfect place to rent or buy a home and enjoy an unforgettable summer
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Whatever your budget, style or needs, Murcia Property Services has the perfect San Pedro property for you
San Pedro del Pinatar is a charming coastal town that offers a unique blend of traditional Spanish culture, stunning natural beauty and modern amenities. Whether you’re looking to buy or rent a home, San Pedro del Pinatar is an excellent choice for those seeking a relaxed and enjoyable lifestyle, and the English-speaking experts at Murcia Property Services can help you realise that dream.
One of the standout features of San Pedro is its strong sense of community. The town is divided into three coastal districts – El Mojón, Lo Pagán and Villananitos – each with its own unique character and charm.
It’s an idyllic place to hang your hat at any time of year, but during the summer, these districts really come alive with patron saint festivals and activities that cater to all ages and interests.
San Pedro is a town that is proud of its cultural heritage, and this was reflected in the numerous events and festivals that drew thousands of excited residents and holidaymakers this past summer season.
In Lo Pagán, there were a range of events to suit all tastes, including the Los40 Playa Pop concert, a show called ‘En busca del pirata’ for the kiddies featuring the ever-popular Drilo the crocodile and a concert by the group Siempre Pa'lante.
The town also hosted several family-friendly events as part of the flamenco show series Tacones de Arena 2.0 and the international street theatre festival Sal de Calle.
In July, the town celebrated the feast of the Virgen del Carmen with a range of activities, including a pilgrimage to the village, a maritime pilgrimage and a visit to the church of Nuestra Señora del Carmen.
El Mojón also had a packed programme of activities during its patron saint festivities in honour of San Roque. The town's Festival Committee organised a 4x4 football tournament, a foam party, a pirate gymkhana and a costume parade, among other events.
There were also film nights, petanque competitions and a tempting seafood market, as well as a charity bingo with prizes donated by local businesses.
The programme was completed by concerts by the Acuarela Group and the show ‘Vivo por ella’, which was held after the procession of San Roque and the open-air mass in his honour.
The hamlet of Villananitos hosted the last performance of Tacones de Arena 2.0 and the final of the first Tacones de Arena Awards for Young Talents. The town also celebrated the feast of the Virgen of the Assumption with a great concert led by Dora Helena, featuring a review of the greatest hits of the best female voices.
So, whether you’re looking to buy or rent a home, the coastal districts of San Pedro del Pinatar are an excellent choice.
The town offers a range of properties to suit all budgets and tastes, from modern apartments to traditional Spanish villas, so why not contact the experts at Murcia Property Services today and get your dream life in the sun off to the best start.
Images: Ayuntamiento de San Pedro del Pinatar
