Puerto de Mazarrón
TownPuerto de Mazarrón is a working fishing town with sandy bays and lively summer nights, just north of the Bolnuevo gredas — pale sandstone formations eroded into strange mushroom shapes.
Why visit Puerto de Mazarrón
Mazarrón’s port is a genuine working fishing town that fills up in summer, with a string of sandy bays along its coast and lively nightlife in the warm months. Just to the south lie the Bolnuevo gredas, pale sandstone formations that wind and time have eroded into strange mushroom shapes beside a long beach. Together the town and the gredas make an easy pairing for a day on this stretch of the Costa Cálida.
Still working
A genuine working fishing town rather than a purpose-built resort.
Along the coast
A string of sandy bays runs along the town’s coast.
Lively
The town fills up in summer, with lively nightlife in the warm months.
Mushroom rocks
Just south, the Bolnuevo gredas are pale sandstone shapes eroded by wind and time.
Town & rocks
The town and the nearby gredas make an easy day out together.
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Practical information
- Getting there: on the Mazarrón coast in Murcia province; the nearest airport is Murcia–Corvera (RMU).
- What to do: relax on the sandy bays, enjoy the summer port-town buzz, and visit the Bolnuevo gredas just to the south.
- Good to know: it is a real fishing town, busiest and liveliest in the summer months.
- Best time to visit: summer for the full beach-and-nightlife feel, or spring/autumn for a quieter stay.
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