Pilar de la Horadada: Beaches and Coves
What Pilar de la Horadada is really like: the southernmost Costa Blanca town, with Torre de la Horadada beaches, coves and a marina near the Mar Menor.
What Pilar de la Horadada is really like: the southernmost Costa Blanca town, with Torre de la Horadada beaches, coves and a marina near the Mar Menor.
What Guardamar del Segura is really like: 11 km of pine-backed dune beaches, a hilltop castle and a river-mouth marina on the Costa Blanca.
What Salobreña is really like: a white hilltop town under a Moorish castle, subtropical farms and two beaches on Granada’s Costa Tropical.
What Punta Umbria is really like: a sandy spit between ocean and estuary, pine-backed beaches and the Odiel marshes on the Costa de la Luz.
What Isla Cristina is really like: a great Atlantic fishing port, a famous carnival, marshland nature and long beaches on the Costa de la Luz.
What Ayamonte is really like: a Guadiana border town facing Portugal, whitewashed streets, Isla Canela beaches and a ferry to the Algarve.
What Chipiona is really like: Spain’s tallest lighthouse, the long Playa de Regla, the Regla sanctuary and Moscatel wine on the Costa de la Luz.
What Barbate is really like: an Atlantic tuna port, cliff-top trails in La Brena natural park and long golden beaches on the Costa de la Luz.
What Conil de la Frontera is really like: a white old town, Atlantic beaches, quiet coves and almadraba tuna on the Costa de la Luz.
What Cieza is really like: a Murcia Segura-valley town famous for its spring floración blossom, the Almadenes gorge and the Islamic site of Medina Siyasa.