Gredas de Bolnuevo
ViewpointThe Gredas de Bolnuevo are pale sandstone formations eroded by wind and time into strange mushroom shapes, standing beside a long sandy beach just south of Mazarrón.
Why visit the Gredas de Bolnuevo
The gredas are a cluster of pale yellow sandstone formations that wind and rain have sculpted over a very long time into rounded, mushroom-like shapes. They stand right beside a long sandy beach just south of Puerto de Mazarrón, so you can combine the unusual rock scenery with an easy day by the sea. They are free to visit and especially photogenic in the softer light of early morning or late afternoon.
Pale & soft
Pale yellow sandstone, soft enough for wind and rain to sculpt over time.
Wind-eroded
Erosion has carved the rock into strange, rounded mushroom-like forms.
Long sandy strand
The formations stand right beside a long sandy beach south of Mazarrón.
Free & open
They are free to visit and sit right by the road and the sand.
Soft light
They are especially photogenic in the softer light of early morning or late afternoon.
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Practical information
- Getting there: just south of Puerto de Mazarrón in Murcia province; the nearest airport is Murcia–Corvera (RMU).
- What to do: see and photograph the rock formations and combine them with the long beach alongside.
- Good to know: the gredas are free to visit and right beside the sand — please keep off the fragile formations.
- Best time to visit: early morning or late afternoon, when the light on the sandstone is softest.
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