A public park on the edge of La Mata, between the town and the salt lagoons behind it. Water channels and a fountain run through several hectares of palms, cedars and pines, with shaded walking and cycling paths, benches, playgrounds, picnic areas with grills, a historic water mill and lookouts over the flooded lagoons. Entry is free and the park is open around the clock.
The practical answers. The longer read about the park, the beach and the salt lakes is on What to See Around La Mata.
From Lighthouse Dunamar the park is about 250 metres inland. From Lighthouse Parquemar it lies on the way to the beach, and the whole walk from the door to the sand is about 400 metres.
No. Parque del Molino de Agua is a public park and entry is free.
The park is open around the clock, so an early run before the heat and a walk after dinner both work. In high summer the hours either side of the middle of the day are the comfortable ones.
Yes. The paths are made for walking and cycling alike, and they lead on into the cycling routes around La Mata.
Yes. The park has children's playgrounds with modern play equipment, and picnic areas with tables where a family can spend the whole afternoon.
The picnic areas have grills and tables. Bring your own charcoal and food, and check the local fire restrictions in high summer.
Two apartments in La Mata, both a short walk from the park and both with a private garage included. Booking here goes straight to us with no platform commission added on top.