Las Colinas is located in the southeastern corner of Spain, in a stunning region of the country. With views of the Mediterranean Sea and an incredible climate, Las Colinas is the perfect place for golf holidays, and you can bring the entire family with everything that is on offer at the resort.

The golf course is a stunning design by Cabell Robinson, who has had his hand in a number of incredible courses in Europe and the rest of the world. Robinson’s design for Las Colinas sees it wind its way around the central area of properties, and it can be played in a loop of 9 or 18, depending how guests are feeling. As well as the course, the short game area has been designed by DP World Tour winner Miguel Angel Jimenez, and the driving range has the state of the art TopTracer technology.

Away from the golf, there are plenty of other activities for you to have a go at. Adriano Tavelli's Tennis and Padel Academy has programs that adapt to your game and level, or you can take to the court yourself and have a game. There is also a gym, swimming pool and health centre, where you can enjoy a massage or treatment. 

Las Colinas Residences are unique. There is no main hotel at the resort, with the accommodation options coming in the form of either apartments or villas. They all sleep at least four, with some of the villas having their own private pool, making it perfect for a family holiday.

 

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World-renowned golf course architect Cabell Robinson was the man behind the championship golf course at Las Colinas, and it is another incredible work to add to his ever-expanding portfolio. The Par 71, 18-hole championship course is a tough test for golfers of all abilities, thanks to a variety of tees. 

The course is laid out in a circle, surrounding some of the villas and properties that call Las Colinas home. Thanks to its design, the front nine loops around the north side of the property, with the back nine looping round the south side, so the course can be played as just 9 holes with ease.

Water comes into play several times during a round at Las Colinas. The 3rd is the first time you’ll see the blue of the water hazards, on what is a par-5 that measures almost 575 yards from the tips. The 7th is a great par-3. It is the shortest hole on the property, and plays severely downhill from the tee, making it a tricky one for club selection. 

14 and 15 also see water, with the latter being more than 600 yards from the tips, before the 18th green being surrounded by water. Go for it in two, or risk losing a ball in the drink?

The Las Colinas Golf & Country Club is also the home to a stunning Golf Academy, where under the guidance of Head Professional Samuel Curtis, golfers of all ages and abilities can improve their games.

There is a state of the art driving range at the Las Colinas Golf Academy from which Curtis and his team teach out of. The driving range is home to TrackMan technology, which allows for proper analysis of spin rates, distances and instant reviews of a golfer’s swing.

The short game area at the practice facility was designed by DP World Tour winner Miguel Angel Jimenez, and was built to the highest USGA specifications. 

There is also a Junior Golf Academy at Las Colinas, where the next generation can come and learn the game. The Junior Academy focuses on small groups and has teachers who have specialised in teaching juniors how to start out with the sport. 

Las Colinas is different to the majority of resorts on the NCG Top 100 European Golf Resorts list, as there is not a hotel at the resort. Instead, the accommodation comes in the form of luxury villas and apartments, with guests spoilt for choice.

Some of the villas come with their own private pool, with all villas sleeping up to six people. That makes a villa at Las Colinas Residences the perfect place to come with the family. The apartments range from sleeping four to six, and come with incredible balconies and views of the surrounding areas. 

The Las Colinas Sports & Health Club is the perfect place to stay active during a holiday at the resort. For those who love outdoor sports, there are three tennis courts and two padel courts. 

Adriano Tavelli's Tennis and Padel Academy is a great place to learn how to play the two sports, with classes aimed at both beginners and advanced players. Guests can enjoy individual or group coaching at the Academy.

The Sports & Health Club also boasts a fully-equipped gym which features both cardio and weight training machines. There is also a 250 square metre swimming pool and a wellness facility that offers a range of treatments and massages to help guests unwind. 

Where is Las Colinas located? 
Las Colinas is located in the southwestern corner of Spain, with views looking out over the Mediterranean Sea. Torremundo and Torrevieja are the nearest towns, while the city of Murcia is just 45 miles to the north west.

What is the nearest airport to Las Colinas? 
Thanks to its locality to the city, Murcia International Airport is the nearest major airport to Las Colinas, and is situated just 35 miles from the resort. Murcia International Airport operates daily flights to the majority of European countries, including the United Kingdom.

What golf facilities does Las Colinas offer? 
Away from the golf course, there is the Las Colinas Golf Academy. There is a state of the art driving range, with both matted and grass bays for you to practise all types of shots. The range is also fitted with TopTracer technology, to make training more enjoyable and to make it easier to see how you can improve your game. 

DP World Tour winner and Ryder Cup star Miguel Ángel Jiménez was the mastermind behind the renovated short game area at Las Colinas. It is a natural grass practice area with an astonishing putting green, which backs on to the driving range and the long game facilities.

Does Las Colinas offer golf lessons? 
Lessons and tuition are available for guests of Las Colinas, which come from a group of certified professionals at the Las Colinas Golf Academy. Both individual and group lessons are available, with the team working with golfers of all ages and abilities to help improve their games. 

What are the green fees at Las Colinas? 
Las Colinas is relatively cheap compared to some other resorts on the NCG Top 100 European Golf Resorts list. At its most expensive, 18-holes will cost just €80, with that price dropping down to €55 in the height of summer and depth of winter. 

Is Las Colinas suitable for families? 
Las Colinas has a Kids Club, which provides a bilingual service (Spanish, English). Children are well looked after at the Kids Club, and it gives the parents a little bit of time to relax by themselves. 

Las Colinas also has its own Junior Golf Academy. In the Junior Golf Academy, the youngest golfers will develop their personal growth and wellbeing through sport and in contact with the natural environment of Las Colinas Golf & Country Club. 

What accommodation is on offer at Las Colinas? 
There is a stunning range of accommodation on offer at Las Colinas, but it is different to most as there is no main hotel. Instead, the accommodation comes in a range of villas and apartments, all of which can sleep at least four people, so you can bring the whole family.

What other resorts and courses are nearby? 
Las Colinas is the only member of the NCG Top 100 European Golf Resorts list in the area, but there are plenty of other opportunities to play golf.

The likes of Las Ramblas, La Marquesa, La Finca, Vistabella, Villamartin, Campoamor, Peraleja, Hacienda Riquelme, Roda and Torre-Pacheco are all within 45 minutes drive from Las Colinas.

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