Below are Rental property on The Costa Blanca Alicante Airport area broken into Towns for Spanish Holidays Holiday Properties Spain
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Rental property South of Alicante broken into Towns
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Rental property
North of Alicante broken into Towns
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Properties On-Line. The Prices are per Property
NOT per Person.
Viva Espana
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Why go on holiday to Spain?
More
than 40 million foreigners go to Spain each year, drawn by the good
climate, relaxed people, sandy beaches, historic towns and good food
and drink.
How much does it cost?
Spain is
still relatively cheap. As a general guide, 14 nights in Minorca in
June, flying from Gatwick costs around £459, and a return flight from
Heathrow to Madrid in June costs from £160.
A three-night spring
break to Barcelona with flights and hotel is from £350 and a
seven-night package with flights and self-catering accommodation in
Benidorm on the Costa Blanca is from £245.
For a basic double
room in Ibiza expect to pay around £30 per night, and £40 in a
mid-range hotel in Madrid. All these prices may vary considerably
depend on the season and availability. Car hire costs about £10 a day.
When should I book Holiday Properties Spain?
Ideal
months are May, June and September (April and October in the south
where it stays warmer longer), but there's decent weather most of the
year round.
July and August are the busy months, when temperatures in the south can be sweltering.
The
best festivals are mostly concentrated between Semana Santa (Holy Week,
the week leading up to Easter Sunday) and September/October.
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What should I do when I'm there?
Spain
is amazingly diverse. Geographically, all of the regions are different.
In Andalucia, for example, you could ski in the Sierra Nevada and later
the same day recline on a Mediterranean beach or traverse the deserts
of Almeria.
There are tracts of beautiful mountains to explore and some spectacularly rugged stretches of coast between the beaches.
Culturally,
the entire country is littered with superb old buildings, from Roman
aqueducts and Islamic palaces to Gothic cathedrals. And almost every
second village has a medieval castle.
Include the Balearic Islands and the picture varies still further.
What are the cities in Spain like?
The
capital, Madrid, is a largely modern city. The medieval city of Toledo
bristles with monumental splendour; Gaudi's Barcelona is cosmopolitan
and forward-looking; and Santiago de Compostela is a splendid
pilgrimage.
Seville (home of the flamenco) is exciting; Granada
is the gateway to Andalucia with its stunning Alhambra palace. The
tourist resorts of the Costas are, well, tourist resorts.
What are the festivals like?
Festivals
take place year-round and though some are religion-based, they are all
colourful, noisy, crowded and fun. Even small villages have at least
one. Semana Santa parades happen nationwide, but are biggest in
Seville, Malaga, Cordoba and Toledo.
In April the Moros and
Cristianos parades in Alcoy near Alicante and surrounding areas stage
"battles" between the Muslims and Christians.
The festival for
which Spain is best-known is the Sanfermines in Pamplona in July, with
the running of the bulls through the streets.
What's Spain like for walking?
With
large tracts of wilderness, Spain is brilliant walking country. Some
wonderful areas are easily accessible for both short walks and long
treks.
Outstanding mountain areas for trekking are the Pyrenees
in Aragon and Cataluna, the Picos de Europa, the Sierra Nevada and
Alpujarras valleys in Andalucia and the Serra de Tramuntana on Majorca.
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Where's good for nightlife?
Take
your pick! Spain has some of the best nightlife in Europe, with wild
and very late nights (some Spaniards don't even think about going out
until midnight), especially on Fridays and Saturdays.
Even the
smaller cities have very lively scenes. Ibiza is, of course, renowned
for being one of the clubbing capitals of the world. Rave on!
What's the food like?
With rich seafood and plenty of fresh fruit and vegetables, you'll always eat well in Spain.
Tapas
is the ideal way to eat for people who like different tastes. Order a
small dish of whatever grabs your fancy - boquerones (pickled
anchovies), tortilla (Spanish omelette) and almejas (baby clams) to
name but just a few.
At restaurants, paella, bacalao (cod), and
fabada (bean stew) are all worth trying. Veggies are less-well provided
for, but Spanish fruit and veg are wonderfully fresh year-round, so
salads are a good bet.
What should I buy when at my Holiday Properties Spain?
Spain
produces attractive and reasonably priced handicrafts sold at craft
shops, weekly or daily markets in villages and towns, and excellent
flea markets (rastros).
Pottery has many regional variations and
is cheap; rugs, blankets and clothes are plentiful; leather goods are
rising in price but you can still find a bargain. Gold, silver, wood
and basketwork are all worth buying.
What is there for children to do?
Apart
from the beach, there are plenty of playgrounds in the towns, and in
many places you can find excellent special attractions.
These
include amusement parks (two to mention are Catalunya's Port Aventura
and Seville's Isla Magica), aquaparks, boat and train rides,
child-friendly museums, zoos and aquariums.
In Almeria province,
north of Benahadux, kids will enjoy the three Wild West town sets which
are open as tourist attractions, including Mini Hollywood, which also
features a deer reserve.
Tourist office
Spanish
National Tourist Office, 22-23 Manchester Square, London W1M 5AP. Tel.
020 7486 8077. Brochure line: 09063 640630 (60p per minute).
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Elche area of Spain villas for sale Resale Property Near Alicante. The city of over 300,000 palm trees!About a 23km drive inland from Alicante is Elche, the third largest city in the region and one of the most visited. http://www.daydreamvillas.co.uk/elche-spain/elche-p2.htm Founded by the Moors (who moved the town from its original position at L'Alcudia) here you will find the largest
plantation of palms in Europe - an excellent example of the agricultural practices brought here during the Arab occupation of Spain in the 10th century.
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