Mula · Almond
Murcia · Región de Murcia
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Vast rain-fed almond orchards across the municipality of Mula, in central Murcia near the Sierra Espuña. Blossom routes take in areas such as Casas Nuevas, Fuente Librilla and the Campo de Cagitán.
What grows here
Almond trees grown for their nuts, in several varieties and almost all rain-fed. According to the town council, the municipality has close to 21,000 ha of almond orchards (20,762 ha in 2022). Blossom is concentrated in February.
Municipalities
Mula
Sources
- https://mula.es/web/turismo-la-floracion-del-almendro-de-mula-referente-turistico-internacional-en-fitur/
- https://www.infobae.com/espana/agencias/2024/02/24/la-floracion-de-mula-murcia-un-espectaculo-que-une-naturaleza-turismo-y-patrimonio/
- https://www.murciadiario.com/articulo/turismo/mulaflor-donde-primavera-comienza-europa/20260223103820140307.html
- https://www.turismoregiondemurcia.es/es/floracion/
Usual season
From early February to mid-March
A guide based on past years, not a forecast: every year is different.
Did you know?
According to the town council, Mula is the Spanish municipality with the largest area given over to almond trees.
Where
The pin marks the area, not specific fields. Fields are private: look from the tracks.
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