The Costa Blanca is the middle section of Spain's Mediterranean coast and has everything for the holiday maker or property owner from brilliant sunshine to dramatic mountains. Warm sandy beaches lie between sheer stretches of cliff and rugged coast. Just inland lie thousands of square Km of orange, lemon and almond orchards. The Jalon valley is famous for it's vineyards.

Arguably the most famous coast in Spain, Costa Blanca or the White Coast has become a favourite spot amongst British holidaymakers. Mountains running parallel to the sea curtain the north coast. Here you can marvel at the Moorish villages, wander through the olive trees or discover hidden coves.

To the south is where you will find your palm-fringed beaches, sparkling sea and masses of cafes and restaurants to satisfy your every craving.

Torrevieja is situated next to the sea in the south of the Valencian Community. It is surrounded by two large natural saltwater lagoons that form the well-known "Salterns of Torrevieja", which are considered to be the biggest in Europe and second in the world. Alicante, the provincial capital is about 47 Kms away, and the international airports of El Altet and San Javier are about 35 Kms away. In recent years Torrevieja has become a first-class tourist location, it boasts 360 days of sun a year and an average temperature of 18 degrees C. There are many beautiful beaches, squares, walks, parks, gardens and other natural beauty spots (Ferriz), aswell as some wonderful historical monuments such as the "Modernist Casino" which dates from the begining of the century and has a famous hall in the mozarabic style; the "Recinto de las Eras de la Sal" an open, air theatre.