Apartment Next to the Beach with Beautiful Sea Views

Rental basis: Entire house or apartment Number of bedrooms: 2; Number of other rooms with beds: 0 The apartment: Spacious 84 m2 apartment with 2 bedrooms and a large terrace with magnificent sea views in the Las Góndolas urbanization, the best area of ​​la Manga. A few meters from the Mar Menor beach (warmer and safer for children) and a 4-minute walk from the Mediterranean (blue flag beach). Swimming pool and private surface parking. Newly renovated. Independent kitchen and laundry room with drying rack. Equipped with air conditioning, smart-TV and free Wifi. Services and common areas: It has a community pool with children's area, open from June 15 to September 15 and a parking space in a closed area. The zone: Away from the agglomerations of overcrowded tourist areas, ideal for those seeking tranquility, but with beach bars, a playground, hammocks... In this area there are restaurants, cafes, supermarkets, a pharmacy, bicycle rental and 14 km bike path. The Mar Menor is a small inland sea of ​​135 km2, connected to the Mediterranean, with calm, temperate and crystal-clear waters, which includes a Natural Park and a Special Protection Area for Birds. About 5 kilometers before reaching the apartment there is a channel that connects the Mediterranean Sea with the Mar Menor, which is crossed by the main road by means of a drawbridge, the Estacio bridge. At certain times throughout the day the bridge is raised to let sailing boats through, thereby interrupting road traffic for 15 minutes. Next to this canal is the freely accessible Tomás Maestre marina, where you can see hundreds of boats and eat at any of its dozens of restaurants. 50 km away, well connected by bus, is Cartagena (214,000 inhabitants), the old Cartago Nova. There you can see, among many other things of interest (it has seven museums), the spectacular Roman theater, with 8,000 seats; the Casa de la Fortuna, also from Roman times, with mosaics and paintings; the neighborhood of the Roman Forum; the Roman baths; the Maritime Wall; the Naval Museum