Sorry - no pets allowed Suitable for children No smoking at this property Self-catering
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The villa benefits from its own private pool, perfect for the children. Leading from the living room is a spacious balcony. The pool area is tiled providing sun loungers, the covered patio area overlooking pool to enable you to dine al fresco. With one double and one twin bedroom, the villa is ideal for families, with plenty in the surrounding area to see and do during your stay.
Situated within walking distance from the communal area providing a huge communal pool, tennis courts and local tapas and restaurant.
Villa and pool
Living room
Kitchen
Double
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The Costa Calida/Murcia region
The Costa Calida is in the south-east of the Iberian Peninsula with the Costa Blanca to the north and the Costa del Almeria to the south boasting a total of 250 km of coastline. The Costa Calida enjoys a fantastic mild Mediterranean climate with at least 315 days of sunshine each year. Winter temperatures range from 12 - 22C and the summer is between 18 - 38C.
Mazarron / Camposol Golf area
Mazarron - Where the mountains meet the sea
Mazarron is a small Spanish town and is situated 25 miles from Murcia. The main town has banks, indoor produce market, medical facilities, shops and restaurants, while 5 minutes drive away is the Port. Puerto de Mazarron has superb sandy beaches and secluded coves, a harbour and a marina. There are restaurants and bars but no chip shops or fast food take-aways. The paseo has been extended and now reaches down to El Alamillo and a walk along here is a lovely way to pass the warm evenings. Apart from tourism, the region is famous for farming and agriculture. Most of the tomatoes in British supermarkets come from this area.
Sports - Mazarron is one of the most important tourist centres for marine and sub-aquatic activities in Spain. The frequency of prevailing winds throughout the year in the Bay of Mazarron means sailing instruction and practice can be undertaken at any time of the year.Furthermore, the clear waters and rich flora and fauna offer the diving enthusiast some highly interesting underwater depths.
But Mazarron is not only sea, but also air - you can go hang-gliding and enjoy some unique views, and land: climb jagged mountains from whose peaks you can see the warmest beaches, follow paths on foot, by bicycle or on horseback through ever changing scenery... Mazarron is not just peace and relaxation. If you like adventure sports and being close to nature, you are at the right place.
Sierra Espuna - To the north of Mazarron, through Totana or Alhama, you will find the beautiful national park, Sierra Espuna. The drive can be daunting but the views are spectacular and along the journey you will find a few small bars and restaurants serving good quality and reasonably priced food. There are a number of walks signposted and if you are lucky, you will see some wild boar and red squirrels. See a different side of Spain as here there is not a beach or swimming pool in sight.
Camposol - Situated 12kms from the lovely beaches of Mazarron, a superb inland village has been created with supermarkets, restaurants, bars and shops. There is a 18 hole golf course. At the golf course you will also find a luxury clubhouse which has weekend entertainment and the driving range where a bucket of balls costs a modest €1.
Most of the properties at Camposol have use of a pool whether it is a private or a gated commual pool but there is also a large communal swimming pool with a bar, cafe, sunbeds and parasols and tennis courts but these are pay per use at €3 per session. The spa hotel is still being built but once it is open you will be able to enjoy spa and beauty treatments. Most of the houses have rooftop solariums where you have panoramic views of the mountains. For the more adventurous there are many country walks among the almond and olive trees.
Camposol itself has its own facilities from Banks, supermarkets, shops, bars, restaurants, doctors, dentist and so on.
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