At the southernmost end of the Valencian Community is this open beach of golden sand that has a beautiful natural environment of dunes and Mediterranean vegetation. As an added attraction, in front of it are Les Esculls del Mojón, sea beds that are a real attraction for scuba diving fans.

This beach is not only the border between one municipality and another, but it also marks the limit between two provinces and between two autonomous communities. Mojón beach is very popular with fishing lovers due to the non-existent saturation of bathers.

Pilar de la Horadada is ideally located close to the safe sandy beaches of the Mar Menor.
The region is largely agricultural; surrounded by market gardens, orchards, citrus groves and pastoral farms.
The town is close to a coastline of fine sand and clear water beaches, interspersed by attractive inlets, all offering a full range of services.
The beach at Mil Palmeras is ideal for sailing enthusiasts, linking up with the Rincón and Puerto inlets; the latter with a promenade that comes alive ‌on ‌hot ‌summer ‌nights.
Las ‌Villas, ‌the beach ‌behind Torre Horadada ‌marina, ‌is ‌the longest beach followed by a smaller ‌beach ‌at La Mojón, ‌which ‌reaches ‌the ‌border ‌with ‌Murcia.