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The Costa Blanca
and Costa Calida are situated on Spain's south
east coast, belonging to Alicante province.
We have two airports. Alicante is the largest and
handles flights from all over Europe and the UK.
You can visit us in only 2 1/4 hours The city and
airport of Alicante are situated about 35 minutes
drive north of our offices at Playa Flamenca near
Torreveija and one of the largest towns along the
Costa Blanca Coast.
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ALICANTE. And MURCIA.
The city of Alicante is worth exploring
with its magnificent harbour as well as its large
choice of bars and restaurants catering for all tastes
and budgets Here you find a large range of shops
and boutiques and many places and places of interest.
San Javier-airport is to the south of our region
and covers the largely unspoilt Costa Calida .The
airport is just to the north of the Mar Menor (Lesser
sea) with its huge choice of Leisure activities including
water sports sailing and of course golf .The airport
carries the name Murcia but the city of Murcia is
actually 20 miles inland .The airport is also serviced
by flights from major cities in Europe and many budget
flights from the UK. The city of Murcia is again
worth a visit for a sample of cuisine and value for
money, which is harder to find on the coast.
Driving time by car to San Javier from Torrevieja
is about 35 minutes.
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AREAS.
The
area has welcomed visitors now for many
years of which many have decided to make
the area their home. From Guadamar 15 km
south of Alicante with
its superb beaches and night market .The town is very Spanish in feel
and the side streets hide some excellent value restaurants catering for
every budget. Its Castle ruins and watchtower are also worth a visit.
The next major stop on the coast is the cosmopolitan and Spanish holiday
resort of
Torrevieja the small fishing village, which in the last 25-30 years has grown
to a large vibrant town, it is now visited and lived in by people from all
4 corners of Europe. Torrevieja (name means old tower) is an old village with
history from the 16th-century, at that time there were a number of guard towers
along the coast to keep track of the enemy approaching from north Africa and
other distant lands .Here also there are many thing s to see and do such as
the excellent beaches of La Mata and los Locos (The Mad ) in the north of the
town to Mar Azul (Blue Sea) in the south.There is a harbour to stroll around
and an ex Spanish navy submarine to visit. Market day is on Friday and takes
over most of the town. Due to the many different nationalities, living together
you can find almost any kind of restaurant that takes your fancy.
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To the south of Torrevieja is the
area of Playa Flamenca.With some of the best beaches
in the region.This mixed with a large choice of modern
restaurants and bars makes this a popular choice
for both holiday and long term rentals of which Sangria Properties
is the market leaders.
The beaches of La Zenia and Cala Capitan are maintained
every day and are safe for bathers of all ages.
Within 10 minutes drive of these coasts are 3 excellent
golf courses Villa martin Las ramblas and Campoamor.These
are all available on a pay and play basis and offer
a test for golfers whatever their handicap. Going
further south you may want to visit the small coastal
village of Torre de Horadada with its quiet beaches
and choice of ice cream parlours (Heladerias).
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From here the resort of
San Pedro on the Mar Menor (Costa Calida)Here the
beaches become more quiet and the water becomes even
more calm as the La Manga Strip shields bathers from
the Mediterranean Tides even at its deepest point
the water is only 14 feet deep.
Boats are available for hire as well as jet skis
for the more adventorus whatever the ages.
The resorts also boast some excellent fish restaurants,
which linked to some of the excellent local wines,
which will provide a meal to remember.
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Climate
The climate is regarded as the best
in europe with over 320 sunny days a year and a middle
temperature of 22-24 degrees. . Most of the beaches
along the Costa Blanca have the "European blue
flag", that means that the water here has a
very high quality. Many people live and rent here
because of bad health at home the mild weather helps
elderly and rheumatics feel better especially over
the winter period with a temperature of around 16
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| The famous Salt lakes situated at
Santa Pola and Torrevieja is said be a reason to
the stable weather. These two are among the largest
in whole Europe. The Salt is Costa Blanca's largest
export trade, ships from most of the world comes
to Torrevieja port to load salt.This in then used
in Canada and Scandinavia to keep the roads clear.Only
could Spain have a commodity which is of absolutely
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Benidorm
Benidorm » is the metropolis for fun,
outdoor and nightlife, restaurants, nightclubs and
not to forget Terramitica, a huge theme park in "Disney"-style
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| The Spaniards are a nice people, very
relaxed and positive in their lifestyle. They are
kind and helpful to anyone. Spaniards themselves
use the Costa Blanca as their holiday area, many
have bought a summerhouse to enjoy the sea and the
sun. Spanish Culture has wide selection of architecture
and history. This you will see if you go to the city's
Murcia, Alicante and Orihuela,Why not visit the roman
city of Cartegena with its rich Naval history and
quiet side streets with artists and performers. Ther
will be much for you to view including many old buildings
with amazing facades and portals. Their old quarters
with beautiful buildings are well worth a visit. |
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Markets
You should visit the local markets. Here you will find everything From fruits & vegetables
to clothes and live pets. You Find south Europe's finest vegetables and with
a little fantasy The simplest meal could be a feast, a joy for your eyes. Taste
the highest quality fruit and vegetables taken with a local wine from Jumilla
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