11/08/2026
Europe’s Natural Spa: A completely free, open-air wellness experience where you can coat yourself in mineral-rich, healing clay right by the Mar Menor.
The Ultimate Skin Detox: A fun and therapeutic tradition of scooping silky mud from the lagoon, letting it bake in the sun, and washing it off in warm saltwater for glowing skin.
A Soothing Coastal Tradition: A unique natural wonder packed with magnesium and calcium that leaves your skin feeling incredibly soft and tired joints feeling refreshed.
To reach the San Pedro del Pinatar mud baths (located in Lo Pagán) from Torrevieja using public transport, you can take a regional bus.
By Car 🚗 Fastest): The drive from Torrevieja takes about 25–35 minutes depending on traffic. You generally take the N-332 highway heading south along the coast. Follow signs toward San Pedro del Pinatar and then look for signs for "Lo Pagán" or "Las Salinas."
Parking: Once you arrive in Lo Pagán, there are several public parking areas near the promenade and the entrance to the salt flats. From there, it is a short, pleasant walk to the wooden platforms where the mud baths are located.
Getting There by 🚌
Departure: Buses depart from the main Torrevieja Bus Station (Terminal de Autobuses de Torrevieja).
Arrival: You will arrive at the San Pedro del Pinatar Bus Station.
Frequency & Duration: Services run several times daily (typically 3–7 trips depending on the day). The journey usually takes between 40 and 50 minutes.
Cost: Tickets are very affordable, generally costing between €2 and €4.
The Final Leg (To Lo Pagán)
The San Pedro del Pinatar bus station is located in the town center. To reach the mud baths in Lo Pagán:
Walking: It is approximately a 20–25 minute walk from the San Pedro del Pinatar bus station to the Las Charcas mud bath area in Lo Pagán.
Local Taxi: If you prefer not to walk, a short local taxi ride from the bus station to the Lo Pagán waterfront will take only about 5 minutes and is quite inexpensive.
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