Fastest Route

What's the fastest route to get to PW HQ from Mazarron?

North past Condado and along the A7.

Up to Condado and new motorway across to Torre Pacheco?

Or head south around Cartagena & up past airport?

Cheers

Dan

Choice of 2 routes I would say:

Easiest I think - Take the toll motorway towards Cartagena. Exit onto the AP7 and go Northwards past the airport. Junction after the airport turn onto the C3319 Murcia road and its about 5 mins down this road.

Possibly the quickest - Again take the toll motorway back towards Cartagena but this time come off on the A30 road and head North to Murcia. Just after the MU602 junction (which takes you back to Condado) you will see the F12 to Roldan, take this road but don't go through Roldan the road now by passes it although not shown on maps or Sat Navs. You will also see the rear exit to La Torre and then come out on the C3319. Take the C3319  towards San Javier and HQ 5 mins down road.

Thanks Mike & Dawn, What sort of time should I allow?

Hi Dan

Looked on Google maps and both routes are around 70 Kms, would allow an hour but should be able to do it under this.
Especially as there is hardly anything on the toll road. €4.85 for the toll from Mazarron to Cartagena

Mike

thanks again

Dan

I think you may find it shorter/quicker to go via Fuente Alamo. From Condado head towards Mazarron and take exit signed Fuents Alamo (the dog bone roundabout). 

Follow this road, think it is the 602, pass the Tanatorio on your left and take next turnoff signed Balsapintada. 

At roundabout take Balsapintada exit. It is then pretty well a straight road to the C3319. You will go through Balsapintada, over the A30, then either take the new road to bypass Roldan or keep on minor road through the middle of Roldan. Somewhere along the road you will start to see signs for Balsicas - follow these as this is the town where you join the C3319. 

After Roldan keep on road pass the big industrial estate on the left and join the C3319 direction San Javier. I believe PW offices are the 2nd exit. 

If you trace it through on a map you will see it is straight foward even if des sound a bit complicated.

Jean