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A guide to the Costa Blanca
Every area has its own character. Read what it is like to live there, what to expect as a long-term tenant or buyer, and browse the homes available.
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Orihuela Costa
16 km of coastline with 7 Blue Flags and premium residential urbanisations.
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Torrevieja
Spain's most international city: 132 nationalities and iconic pink and blue lagoons.
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La Mata
Natural Park, tranquil beach and pink flamingos steps from the sea.
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Playa Flamenca
One of Orihuela Costa's liveliest urbanisations, with two Blue Flag beaches and a strong Northern European community.
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Punta Prima
The headland marking the border between Torrevieja and Orihuela Costa, with a quiet Blue Flag beach.
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Cabo Roig
A horseshoe-shaped Blue Flag beach beneath reddish cliffs, with a small marina and a 16th-century watchtower.
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Campoamor
An elegant, tranquil area built around an 18-hole golf course and three Blue Flag beaches.
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Villamartín
An inland golf and shopping hub between Torrevieja and Orihuela Costa's beaches, built around its own course.
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Los Dolses
A consolidated, leafy residential area between La Zenia and Villamartín, 538 residents strong.
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Los Altos
A residential urbanisation near central Torrevieja, close to golf courses and La Zenia Boulevard.
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Lomas de Cabo Roig
An exclusive residential zone 2km from the Blue Flag beaches of Cabo Roig, Campoamor and La Zenia.
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Playa del Cura
A 375m Blue Flag urban beach right in the heart of Torrevieja, with calm, shallow water.
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La Siesta
A quiet residential area a short drive from central Torrevieja, next to the Lagunas Natural Park.
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Los Balcones
A long-established residential area bordering Torrevieja and Orihuela Costa, next to the city's main salt lake.
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Ciudad Quesada
A golf-centred urbanisation of around 30,000 homes in Rojales, roughly 75% foreign residents.
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Rojales
A historic Segura riverside town with 16th-18th century hydraulic heritage, alongside its modern golf urbanisations.
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San Miguel de Salinas
The highest inland town of the Vega Baja, 7,177 residents, overlooking the region's salt lakes.
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Pilar de la Horadada
The southernmost town of the Valencian Community, 23,403 residents, right on the border with Murcia.
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Torre de la Horadada
A coastal settlement of Pilar de la Horadada, named after a 1591 watchtower, with several Blue Flag beaches.
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San Pedro del Pinatar
A Region of Murcia town of 28,706 residents between two seas, with an 800-hectare protected salt-marsh park.
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Santa Rosalía
A new gated resort in Torre-Pacheco (Region of Murcia), built around Europe's largest Crystal Lagoon.
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