Pilar de la Horadada Guide: Torre Beaches, Coves and Where to Stay
Southernmost Costa Blanca town on the Murcia border: inland town plus the seaside district of Torre de la Horadada, with 5 km of beaches, coves and a 16th-century tower.
Southernmost Costa Blanca town on the Murcia border: inland town plus the seaside district of Torre de la Horadada, with 5 km of beaches, coves and a 16th-century tower.
Coastal town of 18,564 in Alicante: 11 km of beach, an 800-hectare pine forest, a medieval castle and the Rábita Califal and La Fonteta sites in the dunes.
Salobreña guide: old town or seafront, the castle on its hill, La Guardia and La Charca beaches, the Guadalfeo plain with its custard apples, and the road to Granada.
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.