The southernmost town on the Costa Blanca, where a real, working Spanish town centre sits a few minutes back from a string of Blue Flag beaches, a marina and quiet coves, offering genuine Spanish life, golf on the doorstep and noticeably better value than the busier resorts just to the north.At a glance: several Blue Flag beaches and coves across the m...
An established, well-priced golf urbanisation set among orange groves in the Orihuela countryside, where an 18-hole course, a friendly international community and a full range of on-site amenities combine with peace, sunshine and the beaches of the Costa Blanca South only a short drive away.At a glance: an 18-hole golf course at its heart · ...
A relaxed, walkable beach town on the shore of the Mar Menor, Europe’s largest saltwater lagoon, where warm shallow water, a long palm-lined promenade, golf on the doorstep and genuine value for money have made it one of the most popular places to own a home on Spain’s Costa Cálida.At a glance: around 7 km of sandy Mar Menor beaches · rough...
An award-winning gated resort built around a crystal-clear swimming lagoon, set in the Costa Cálida just behind the Mar Menor, where modern villas and apartments, resort-style amenities, around-the-clock security and a short drive to the beach and the airport have made it one of the most talked-about new-build addresses in Murcia.At a glance: a private...
A traditional Spanish hilltop town on the Costa Blanca South, looking out over the famous pink salt lakes of Torrevieja, where authentic village life, panoramic views, golf nearby and noticeably better value than the coast combine with the beaches of Orihuela Costa only a short drive away.At a glance: a hilltop setting with panoramic salt-lake and sea...
A five-star golf and spa resort set among orange and lemon groves beside the village of Algorfa, on the Costa Blanca South, where an acclaimed championship course, a hotel and spa, and a settled international community combine with calm, green surroundings and the beaches only fifteen minutes away.At a glance: an 18-hole championship golf course at its...
Guardamar del Segura: A Buyer's Guide A rare stretch of the Costa Blanca where an 800-hectare pine forest meets eleven kilometres of golden Blue Flag sand, and where a real, year-round Spanish town has quietly become home to thousands of British, Irish and Northern European families.At a glance: 11 km of Blue Flag beaches · around 30...
A 16-kilometre ribbon of beach resorts at the southern tip of the Costa Blanca, where a string of distinct urbanisations, three championship golf courses and the largest shopping centre on the coast have made it one of the most popular places in Spain for British, Irish and northern European buyers.At a glance: around 16 km of Blue Flag coastline ...
A lively, year-round seaside city on the Costa Blanca South, set between the Mediterranean and two pink salt lagoons, where Blue Flag beaches, a real marina and one of the largest international communities in Spain meet some of the most affordable coastal prices on this coast.At a glance: around 40 to 45 minutes to Alicante airport · 13 km...
Most of the well-known names on the southern Costa Blanca sit right on the water. Ciudad Quesada does something different. It was laid out in the 1970s, on gently rising ground in the municipality of Rojales, as a planned community built around an 18-hole golf course rather than a beach. That decision still shapes the place today: leafy avenues, low-rise vil...
A small, traditional Spanish town in the green Vega Baja, a short drive inland from the Costa Blanca beaches, where a walkable village centre, an established international community and genuine value for money have made it a quiet favourite for buyers who want the real Spain with the coast still close.At a glance: around 10 to 15 minutes from the beach...
