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Santiago de la Ribera is a lovely town that sits on the shores of the Mar Menor. It is the coastal area of the town of San Javier and started life as a simple fishing village. It has now grown into a popular holiday destination, attracting not only the Spanish but also tourists from all over Europe. Santiago has a modern feel, although it still maintains its ‘fishing village’ atmosphere. It has a very beautiful promenade, which is lined by majestic palm trees and 2 kilometres of wonderful sandy beaches. Mar Menor beaches are enclosed within Europe’s largest saltwater lagoon,…
Santiago de la Ribera is a lovely town that sits on the shores of the Mar Menor. It is the coastal area of the town of San Javier and started life as a simple fishing village. It has now grown into a popular holiday destination, attracting not only the Spanish but also tourists from all over Europe. Santiago has a modern feel, although it still maintains its ‘fishing village’ atmosphere. It has a very beautiful promenade, which is lined by majestic palm trees and 2 kilometres of wonderful sandy beaches. Mar Menor beaches are enclosed within Europe’s largest saltwater lagoon,…
Santiago de la Ribera is a lovely town that sits on the shores of the Mar Menor. It is the coastal area of the town of San Javier and started life as a simple fishing village. It has now grown into a popular holiday destination, attracting not only the Spanish but also tourists from all over Europe. Santiago has a modern feel, although it still maintains its ‘fishing village’ atmosphere. It has a very beautiful promenade, which is lined by majestic palm trees and 2 kilometres of wonderful sandy beaches. Mar Menor beaches are enclosed within Europe’s largest saltwater lagoon,…
Santiago de la Ribera is a lovely town that sits on the shores of the Mar Menor. It is the coastal area of the town of San Javier and started life as a simple fishing village. It has now grown into a popular holiday destination, attracting not only the Spanish but also tourists from all over Europe. Santiago has a modern feel, although it still maintains its ‘fishing village’ atmosphere. It has a very beautiful promenade, which is lined by majestic palm trees and 2 kilometres of wonderful sandy beaches. Mar Menor beaches are enclosed within Europe’s largest saltwater lagoon,…
Fortuna is a small town located only 25 kilometres from Murcia, the capital of the region. Because of its geographical situation, Fortuna boasts excellent communications with the whole region of Murcia and the neighbour region of Alicante. Also located only 45 minutes from the beaches like Torrevieja, Guardamar, Lo Pagán, Los Alcazares, etc… This town has plenty of restaurants, bars and cafes where you can enjoy a variety of tapas with local gastronomic lunches on offer in every restaurant in the area. Fortuna has warm winters with an average temperature of 12º and hot and dry summers with an average…
Torre de la Horadada is a coastal resort located on the Southern Costa Blanca with some fine sandy beaches which are ideal for families with children. Although one of the lesser known of the Costa Blanca’s seaside resorts, Torre de la Horadada is also one of the prettiest of the southern resorts with attractive coastline and seafront walks. The Old Town has a square and a church. You will find there is a chemist, bank, three supermarkets and a good selection of restaurants offering tapas, Spanish food, sea food and some international cuisine. Keen golfers will find there are quite…
San Pedro del Pinatar is located on the Mar Menor, the natural lagoon created by the La Manga strip, on the Mediterranean Costa Calida, at the northern border of Murcia with Alicante.. The town is a fishing port. There are some absolutely fantastic beaches in and around the town of San Pedro del Pinatar. Water sports can be enjoyed at Mojon, and the sports harbour at Las Salinas. The town itself has excellent sports facilities including tennis and paddle. Hire a bike and enjoy the local scenery. Runners and walkers alike will enjoy the promenade and beaches for their chosen…
San Pedro del Pinatar is located on the Mar Menor, the natural lagoon created by the La Manga strip, on the Mediterranean Costa Calida, at the northern border of Murcia with Alicante.. The town is a fishing port. There are some absolutely fantastic beaches in and around the town of San Pedro del Pinatar. Water sports can be enjoyed at Mojon, and the sports harbour at Las Salinas. The town itself has excellent sports facilities including tennis and paddle. Hire a bike and enjoy the local scenery. Runners and walkers alike will enjoy the promenade and beaches for their chosen…
In the heart of the province of Alicante and nestled in the mountains lies Tàrbena. A small village with winding narrow streets, views and a number of natural water sources, many of these sources still work today and are used for drinking water. A walk through the village leads you along some sources and viewpoints. Tàrbena is surrounded by almond groves and there is a quiet authentic Spanish atmosphere. Between January and March the mountains around Tàrbena color white and pink because then the almond trees are full of flowers with blossoms. The village perches high in the mountains, 560…
Elche is the third largest city in the Valencian community after Valencia and Alicante. It is a stone’s throw away from two international airports of Alicante and Murcia with easy motorway links to Torrevieja and Cartagena. Part of the municipality is on the coast but mainly the city is fifteen kilometres away from the Mediterranean Sea. Elche has a twelve kilometer stretch of golden beaches a fifteen minute drive away from the city centre. The coast line is divided into two parts one which belongs to Altet and the other belonging to the Marina. The busiest and most popular beach…
The village nestles on the mountainside of Puig Campana affording wonderful views to the mountains and out to the coast and Mediterranean. The charming village has a typical Moorish feel, with colourfully painted houses and narrow cobbled streets. Cala Finestrat on the other hand has increasingly become more and more popular and its development has made it almost an extension to Benidorm itself. Cala Finestrat is a beach resort located just three kilometres away from busy Benidorm. The resort offers adequate amenities and facilities, a good selection of restaurants, bars and shops. There is a scattering of bars and restaurants…
San Pedro del Pinatar is located on the Mar Menor, the natural lagoon created by the La Manga strip, on the Mediterranean Costa Calida, at the northern border of Murcia with Alicante.. The town is a fishing port. There are some absolutely fantastic beaches in and around the town of San Pedro del Pinatar. Water sports can be enjoyed at Mojon, and the sports harbour at Las Salinas. The town itself has excellent sports facilities including tennis and paddle. Hire a bike and enjoy the local scenery. Runners and walkers alike will enjoy the promenade and beaches for their chosen…
4 plots, each 10.000m2. Each plot is €120.000 La Marina is a small coastal village on the Costa Blanca, located between Santa Pola and Guardamar. The sandy beach at La Marina stretches some 17 kilometres from Santa Pola to Torrevieja. The natural environment combines great expanses of beach with spectacular rolling dunes. The village has a range of shops, bars, banks etc. and has a regular bus service north and south along the coast. Aside from beach activities, La Marina and its surrounding area offers varied sport and leisure activities. You can rent bicycles, play mini-golf, take a diving course,…
Rojales is a village located just inland from the coastal area of Guardamar del Segura. With only 10 minutes-drive you are at the most beautiful beaches of the Costa Blanca. In the centre of town there are a variety of shops including three good supermarkets, as well as many restaurants include tapas bars, cafes, and pubs. On Thursday mornings takes the weekly market place beside the river in the town centre. Here they sell all kinds of food, textiles, clothes and accessories.
Los Montesinos is a traditional Spanish town situated fifteen minutes away by car away from the big city of Torrevieja on Spain’s sunny Costa Blanca coastline with its superb blue flag beaches and golf courses. Los Montesinos is right next to the giant salt lakes of Torrevieja known as Laguna Salada de Torrevieja and Laguna Salada de la Mata, this makes for a really healthy climate. The nearby nature reserves and their lakes are perfect for bird watching, walking, cycling and horse riding. There is a lovely square in Los Montesinos boasting several bars and restaurants. The nearest golf course…
The spacious and luxurious villas are designed to fully enjoy the outdoors. The interior continues uninterrupted through the spacious living room to the large outdoor terrace that faces south-west. This design creates harmony and an interaction with the outdoors, which is very important in Spain. The villas have a total of 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, with the possibility to convert this into 4 bedrooms with 2 bathrooms. The villas include the spacious living rooms with complete luxury kitchen including appliances, air conditioning, lighting, automatic shutters, bedroom with walk-in closet, garden and a private pool. These are supplied with a…
Los Montesinos is a traditional Spanish town situated fifteen minutes away by car away from the big city of Torrevieja on Spain’s sunny Costa Blanca coastline with its superb blue flag beaches and golf courses. Los Montesinos is right next to the giant salt lakes of Torrevieja known as Laguna Salada de Torrevieja and Laguna Salada de la Mata, this makes for a really healthy climate. The nearby nature reserves and their lakes are perfect for bird watching, walking, cycling and horse riding. There is a lovely square in Los Montesinos boasting several bars and restaurants. The nearest golf course…
Santiago de la Ribera is a lovely town that sits on the shores of the Mar Menor. It is the coastal area of the town of San Javier and started life as a simple fishing village. It has now grown into a popular holiday destination, attracting not only the Spanish but also tourists from all over Europe. Santiago has a modern feel, although it still maintains its ‘fishing village’ atmosphere. It has a very beautiful promenade, which is lined by majestic palm trees and 2 kilometres of wonderful sandy beaches. Mar Menor beaches are enclosed within Europe’s largest saltwater lagoon,…
