Perfectly situated between the Sierra de Las Moreras and the Mediterranean along the Costa Calida, the Ramada Resort by Wyndham Puerto de Mazarron will enchant you with its pleasant accommodations, sparkling swimming pools, spectacular views and friendly staff ready to help you plan an unforgettable holiday. 

The hotel also serves as the perfect base for exploring the area, with Mazarrón's seafront promenade, sandy beaches and the towering Gredas de Bolnuevo all within easy reach.

Take in mesmerising sea views from the comfort of your balcony when staying in the elegantly appointed Sea View Room. Along with a spectacular view, this cosy and inviting space features first-class furnishings, amenities and facilities, ensuring a hassle-free and memorable stay.

This is a bed and breakfast stay.

While the kids make the most of their holiday in their designated pool and play area, enjoy some time to yourself by lying out under the dazzling Mediterranean sun or taking a refreshing dip in the pool while taking panoramic sea views.

Set along the warm shores of the Costa Cálida, Mazarrón is a sun-drenched destination where rugged coastline, golden beaches and dramatic desert landscapes meet the gentle rhythm of Mediterranean life. Known for its peaceful atmosphere and crystal-clear waters, this charming corner of Murcia blends natural beauty with a rich maritime heritage. From quiet coves hidden between ochre cliffs to vibrant seaside promenades, Mazarrón offers a serene escape that feels both authentic and deeply restorative.

Must-sees:

• Puerto de Mazarrón: A lively marina surrounded by cafés, seafood restaurants and a pleasant beachfront promenade.
• Bolnuevo Erosions (Gredas de Bolnuevo): Striking natural rock formations sculpted by centuries of wind and sand.
• Playa de Bolnuevo: A long stretch of soft sand ideal for swimming, sunbathing and leisurely seaside afternoons.
• Cala Cerrada & Cala Amarilla: Beautiful hidden coves with calm, turquoise waters perfect for snorkelling.
• Mazarrón Mines: A unique historical site featuring colourful mineral landscapes and remnants of the area’s past industrial life.

Culinary culture:

The cuisine of Mazarrón celebrates the flavours of the Mediterranean and the region’s deep fishing traditions. Enjoy freshly caught red mullet, sea bream or cuttlefish, often prepared simply with olive oil and local herbs. Rice dishes such as arroz a la marinera highlight seafood at its best, while regional favourites like caldero — a rich fish stew served with garlic aioli — offer true coastal comfort. Pair your meal with crisp wines from Murcia’s nearby vineyards, and finish with almond-based pastries inspired by the region’s Moorish heritage.

Dive deeper:

Beyond its beaches, Mazarrón invites visitors to explore a quieter, more authentic side of the Mediterranean. Hike along the cliffs of the Sierra de las Moreras for panoramic sea views, or wander through the peaceful streets of Mazarrón Town to discover local markets and traditional architecture. Kayaking tours reveal hidden caves and untouched coastlines, while boat excursions offer the chance to spot dolphins in the open waters. As the day fades, golden sunsets over the bay cast a warm glow across the shoreline — the perfect ending to a day spent in this tranquil corner of Spain.

Good to know:

Mazarrón is located about 45 minutes from Murcia–Corvera Airport and approximately 1 hour 20 minutes from Alicante Airport by car. The best time to visit is from April to October, when warm temperatures and calm seas make it ideal for swimming and coastal exploration. The local currency is the euro (€).