The Blue Moon Bar has been recently renovated into an apartment. We acquired the Bar in 1989 and ran a successful family business for a number of years. We have had many happy memories in this building and a lot the builders involved in the renovation project were regular clients of the Blue Moon Bar. I have left some of the existing photos we had hanging on the walls of the many happy times spent in the Blue Moon. It was my Fathers wish to change the bar into an apartment of which the internal design was designed by my Father. Unfortunately he passed away in 2015 before it was completed, but I am sure he is looking down and feeling proud. The property itself shares a communal garden and is a 5min walk to the beach. In season there is a supermarket, restaurant , beach shop and bar just 2mins away !!

The Blue Moon Bar has been recently renovated into an apartment. We acquired the Bar in 1989 and ran a successful family business for a number of years. We have had many happy memories in this building and a lot the builders involved in the renovation project were regular clients of the Blue Moon Bar. I have left some of the existing photos we had hanging on the walls of the many happy times spent in the Blue Moon. It was my Fathers wish to change the bar into an apartment of which the internal design was designed by my Father. Unfortunately he passed away in 2015 before it was completed, but I am sure he is looking down and feeling proud. The property itself shares a communal garden and is a 5min walk to the beach. In season there is a supermarket, restaurant , beach shop and bar just 2mins away !!

The town and port of Mazarrón, in the heart of the Costa Cálida in Murcia, offers visitors a rich artistic heritage and a range of interesting leisure options on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea. The Bay of Mazarrón is sheltered by the last foothills of the Sierra de la Almenara, a mining area since the Carthaginian era. Over 35 km of beaches, unspoiled coves and rocky sea beds make this the ideal place for relaxing in the sun, enjoying nautical sports and scuba-diving, and sampling the local gastronomy. In the port, the fishing dock and the fish market are a chance for visitors to learn more about the town’s seafaring tradition. A good way to do this is by visiting the Roman Salt Preserving Factory Museum , which features part of a large industrial complex dating from the 4th and 5th centuries which was used for producing foods preserved in salt. The defensive towers on the Los Caballos peak are just a stone’s throw away. The Bolnuevo Erosions, sandstone monuments sculpted by the water and wind, are another sight well worth seeing.