Situated at the sandy Veneziola Beach La Manga

The apartment consists of 1 double bedroom, 1 bedroom with twin beds + 1 bedroom with twin beds.

All 3 bedrooms have built-in wardrobes and are fitted with ceiling fans.There is a main bathroom consisting of bath (with shower), bidet, wash basin, with illuminated mirror, and toilet. The second bathroom consists of toilet, and washbasin (with illuminated mirror).The kitchen is a ‘galley’ style and is fully fitted, with fridge/freezer, oven & hob with extractor, kettle and toaster, dining and cooking utensils for up to 6 people.

Las Gondolas apartments are situated at the Northern end of La Manga strip facing both the Mar Menor and the Mediterranean sea. The area enjoys two seas and the beaches ,Veneziola, La Manga del Mar Menor (South east Spain on the Costa Calida) , just 40mtrs from the Mar Menor & Mediterranean at one of the most unusual places in the world, Situated at the sandy Veneziola beach in a prime location between the warm shallow waters of the Mar Menor and the blue Mediterranean, close to the new marina,

Las Góndolas is an exclusive complex of high specification apartments with a spectacular themed communal swimming pool with feature fountain, Jacuzzi area, shower room. The Mar Menor beaches are particularly popular with families with young children, because the warm, shallow water always around 5 degrees warmer than the Mediterranean – so it's rather like being in a warm bath. offers safe bathing fun for all ages

There is nothing more exciting than to enjoy water activities for all ages and the Mar Menor offers endless possibilities for beginners and professional water sports enthusiasts. Snorkelling, scuba diving, windsurfing, sailing, fishing, and deep-sea fishing are listed among the most popular types of entertainment.A car is not strictly necessary but recommended to take advantage of everything the region has to offer

La Manga Del Mar Menor Costa Calida/Murcia

Costa Calida means 'WARM COAST' and is situated to the south of the Costa Blanca, on the east Mediterranean coast, starting with the Province of Murcia and runs south towards Almeria. Costa Calida has breathtaking mountains, fertile agricultural land and miles of beautiful Blue Flag beaches making this a very typically un spoilt part of Spain. The weather on the Costa Calida is the best in Spain .

Winters are warmer and drier than any other part of Spain making the climate not only enjoyable but also beneficial from a health point of view. The average year round temperature is 20°C and there are approximately 320 days of sunshine per year, low humidity and very low rainfall making it a near perfect climate. The Costa Calida offers you the very best of Spain - without the expensive price tag.

The Mar Menor

The Mar Menor (or 'small sea') located on the Costa Calida, is the largest natural saltwater lagoon in Europe and waters sustain temperatures of approximately 17 degrees centigrade average per year. It is a unique spot offering clean water with peaceful, tide- free bathing on pleasant shores, whatever the time of year. The Mar Menor was created a little over 1000 years ago. Originally a safe little bay, offering shelter for even large ships, it became a natural lagoon when sediments from the sea built up on a small underwater mountain range and closed off the inlet with a sandbar. On its Western side is mainland Spain , and on its Eastern side is La Manga de Mar Menor, a strip of land,

The La Manga Strip or Sleeve

The descriptive name of La Manga ("the sleeve") refers to an interesting geographical layout which has become one of the symbols that best identifies the coast of Murcia as a tourist resort: a chain that stretches along approximately 24 km from Cabo de Palos to the Punta del Mojón, and is the natural limit of the salt water lake known as the Mar Menor. Originally, what is now known as La Manga del Mar Menor was a bay open to the Mediterranean; at either end, volcanic reefs gradually held back the sand and sediment that was dragged along by the sea currents to form a sandy column of dunes and rock vegetation and long beaches in contact with two seas: the Mediterranean and the Menor.

La Manga is a narrow piece of land with a width that varies between 30 m and 500m. It is cut off by natural channels that keep the two seas in contact with each other; the so-called golas allow water from the Mediterranean into the lake. As such, the space was untouched until the 60s, when La Manga was discovered as a tourist resort and underwent a transformation which included the urbanisation of the area and the construction of tourist infrastructures.