Beautiful apartment next to a dream beach in the middle of "mogollón".

(Legal ******** and with RC insurance). A bright, airy, cozy and comfortable apartment ideal for a couple, but also for two couples, or four friends, or an LGTBI or hetero couple with children. Two comfortable bedrooms, as can be seen in the photos: the first with a queen-size bed (180x200) and the second with two single beds, high-end mattresses and percale cotton sheets, a living room with a built-in kitchen, a completely new kitchen equipped to the smallest detail, high-speed Wi-Fi, TV with platforms such as NETFLIX, PRIME, CLICtv, DAZN, ... and a small but charming balcony overlooking the beach and the promenade, there are photos of the views from the roof of the building. A wonderful beach, a promenade with numerous bars, restaurants or shops and a marina less than a minute away, just cross the street. But also just 20 minutes on foot or 3-4 minutes by car we have Nares beach and its beach bar, considered gay friendly, a little further, about 2 km from the apartment we find the Bolnuevo area, with its endless beach and some pubs and cocktail bars with a gay atmosphere. Right from here you can access a coastal area on foot with numerous beaches and natural coves of great beauty, naturists and nudists, widely visited by the LGTBI collective, also by heterosexuals, of course, with some graffiti at the entrance of the same alluding to to love without restrictions or borders and to what happens in the "coves" must remain in the coves. Of course, 30 minutes away is the city of Cartagena and 1 hour away, the city of Murcia, which combines its cultural and historical charms with a friendly attitude towards the LGTBI or LGTBIQ+ collective. Recently, between June 19 and 24, Pride Week was celebrated in Murcia, which culminated on the 24th with a rally, a proclamation by Alex Guirado and a parade (Alex Guirado or Blas Cantó are Murcian singers). More than a dozen plaques with the names of activists who have fought for the rights of lesbians, gays, trans, bisexual and intersex people were placed in the Plaza de la Diversidad, the former Red Cross square. As if it were a walk of fame, in it we can see the names of Carla Antonelli, Gabriel J. Martín, Gloria Fuertes, Chavela Vargas, Freddie Mercury, Caster Semenya, José Pérez Ocaña, Miguel de Molina, Victoria Kent, Marsha P. Johnson, Federico García Lorca, Virginia Woolf, Joao W. Nery, Sylvia Rivera, Pedro Zerolo and Frida Kahlo.