Beaches

The nearest beaches are just a 10-15 minute drive away.

Guardamar del Segura: Famous for its long, golden sandy beaches backed by pine forests. It's a perfect spot for a day of sunbathing and swimming.  


Torrevieja: A lively seaside resort with a vibrant promenade, beaches, and a wide variety of restaurants and bars. It's also home to the famous pink salt lakes. The 10 best things to do in Torrevieja

Local Villages

  • Rojales Village: Rojales is a traditional Spanish agricultural town with a rich history. The River Segura runs through the center, crossed by a charming 16th-century stone bridge. Be sure to visit on a Thursday morning for the weekly market, a vibrant event where you can buy fresh produce and local goods.

  • Local Attractions:

    • The Cave Houses (Cuevas del Rodeo): A must-see! These historic cave dwellings have been restored and converted into workshops and art galleries by local artists.

    • The Azud Dam & Waterwheel: A piece of local heritage, this historic dam and waterwheel were used to irrigate the surrounding land. It's a scenic spot for a walk along the river.

  • Ciudad Quesada: Adjacent to the golf course, Ciudad Quesada is a popular residential area with a cosmopolitan feel. It has a great selection of bars, international restaurants, supermarkets, and shops, including its own water park, Aquapark Ciudad Quesada.

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Things to do in the area

  • Family Fun:

    • Water Parks: Besides the one in Ciudad Quesada, there's also the bigger Aquapolis in Torrevieja for a day of thrilling slides and pools.

    • The apartment is on La Marquesa Golf Course and you can play, practice or put. 

    • Go-Karting: For some adrenaline-fueled fun, there are go-karting tracks nearby.

    • Tabarca Island: Take a ferry from Santa Pola or Torrevieja to Tabarca, a beautiful and historic island with a unique charm.

  • Nature & Walks:

  • Day Trips to Cities:

    • Alicante: A historic port city with a beautiful promenade, a stunning castle (Santa Bárbara), and a charming old town.

    • Orihuela: A city rich in history, with a cathedral and many impressive monuments.

    • Elche: Famous for its UNESCO World Heritage palm grove, Europe's largest.