Residencial Torres de Puerto Pinar

Come relax in this typical Spanish seaside resort. Many people of Madrid have their holiday. This village has a real Spanish atmosphere. You can find in many restaurants are and (tapas) bars that the place is rich. Enjoy the surroundings as the beautiful wide sandy beaches, natural areas, the salt lakes, marina, golf courses etc etc. Come relax in the area known for its healthy climate and many amenities. Everything is there to provide you an unforgettable and carefree time to live.

 A particularly convenient and healthy microclimate. More than 320 days per year. Not for nothing is the Spanish Costa Blanca known as the Florida of Europe. Perhaps you are thinking: "The Costa Blanca? This is still mainly from beaches bordered by towering blocks of hotels and apartments? "That image is correct but gedeeltelijk.De southern Costa Blanca - where we are - is a true paradise! The Spaniards do everything to the typical Spanish atmosphere in the southern Costa Blanca, Costa Blanca houden.Bekijk position on the map ... KlimaatDe southern Costa Blanca has a very healthy climate. We have not imagined that the World Health Organization determined. It is not too hot in summer and in winter it remains pleasantly warm. The salt lakes around Santa Pola, La Mata and Torrevieja also contribute to this very healthy klimaat.Laat surprised by the extremely varied landscape. The beaches have a unique dunes covered with pines. Behind it is a hilly area with magnificent views. It is lovely cycling or walking through forests and nature reserves. Discover the quiet old villages, where life is pleasant ripples continue. History and cultuurHet area is full of culture. The Moors have left their mark, but the Spanish also have a rich cultural past and present. Castles, cathedrals and other historic buildings, quaint villages and towns, archeology, museums of ancient and modern art, outdoor shows, old customs and traditional fiestas. Sun, sea and sand addition to golf would you (or your family) also even lazing on the beach. The beaches of the southern Costa Blanca are considered the finest in Spain. Very wide and clean. And yet most beaches are not crowded, even in summer! Culinary The southern Costa Blanca is the garden of the whole region and also has one of the largest fishing ports in Spain. This abundance of fresh ingredients can be found in the tasty and varied keuken.U understand it, we are very excited about the southern Costa Blanca. Everyone will find something for himself in a paradisiacal setting. And so close to home. See for yourself! Read more about Golf on the Costa Blanca ...

CLIMATE & GEOGRAFIEDe Costa Blanca is the 160 kilometer long coastline of Alicante province, south of Valencia.Het White Coast got its name due to the white blossom of the almond trees that are planted much here. The name has nothing to do with the white sandy beaches, as many people think. There are also small pebble beaches to be found, sometimes only accessible by boat zijn.Ideaal climate Behind the coast are rugged mountain ranges that the wind from the Spanish interior stop. Therefore, the Costa Blanca has a pleasant microklimaat.In winter the temperature rarely drops below 15 degrees and it is not unusual for Christmas 20 degrees is achieved. In summer the mountains protect against overly hot air from the interior, the temperature does not usually exceed 30 graden.Er little rain falls: average benefit the residents of the Costa Blanca with over 320 sunny days per year! Healthy addition the special microclimate of this coast is very healthy: the World Health Organization (WHO) recommends the Costa Blanca for people suffering from asthma and skin complaints. Many pine forests and salt lakes contribute to this healthy omgeving.Prachtige omgevingDe mountain chains not only have a positive impact on the climate, they also form the majestic backdrop of the idyllic scenery of the Costa Blanca. Yes, idyllic. The Costa Blanca is often identified with the busy tourist town of Benidorm, but we operate in the southern part of the region. This region - between Alicante and Murcia - is a true paradise! Besides the beautiful wide beaches the hinterland offers a varied landscape of flat farmland, vast orchards and wooded heuvels.In around Elche and no less than 300,000 palm trees. The dunes of Guardamar del Segura protected area with its own unique fauna, particularly leefklimaat.Salinas In Torrevieja there are large salt lakes, which are popular with people with heart problems, rheumatism, arthritis or asthma. These salt lakes provide relief from the pain that these diseases are accompanied gaan.Ook lagoons and marshes. In these wetlands bird life, many of which the flamingos perhaps the most to the imagination. The Salinas (salt flats) at Santa Pola also attract many birds. Some just for the winter months, but there are also native species such as albatrosses and herons.

HISTORY & CULTUURDe Alicante province is part of the Valencia region, which until the mid-13th century an independent Moorish kingdom was.Het area attracted many cultures. For the Moors have seized power, the Greeks and Romans put ashore. From this rich history are many remains still to admire churches, palaces, ruins, and musea.Het hinterland of the Costa Blanca is visited by many tourists and that is unfortunate. There is a serenity in this mountainous region, where many beautiful Moorish castles can be visited. Old Moorish trading routes linking attractive villages that the real Spain uitstralen.Alicante Alicante is the capital of the province and lasted for centuries and there are relics dating from the 3rd century BC. The city has an interesting archaeological museum. Vivid Alicante is dominated by the splendid Santa Barbara castle on the mountain Benacantil. It is one of the largest medieval fortresses in Europe. The complex covers not only the top of the mountain, but also a large part of the hellingen.Alicante is also the cultural center of the area with many events and fiestas. In the summer there are craft markets and outdoor theater. The International Puppet Festival in december annually attracts visitors from around the world. There is also a museum of modern art, the Museo de Arte Siglo XX.Elche Not far from Alicante is Elche, the palm city, bisected by the River Vinalopo. In summer, this river is also often dry. No fewer than 300,000 protected palms in Elche. The city has a historic center and main attractions the Altamira Palace, the Basilica of Santa Maria, the Moorish fortress and the Moorish baden.Murcia Murcia was originally an Arab city, but there is little more to find. Which does not mean that it is not an interesting city. There are beautiful medieval buildings to admire. The architectural highlight is the Cathedral, which for centuries was built. This church has a mishmash of architectural styles: Gothic, Baroque and renaissance.Orihuela In Orihuela is a unique museum, the Museo de la Muralla. In 1997, the university plans. But on the site were found remnants of an ancient city. Good counsel was expensive, but a compromise was reached. The university building came with a museum in the basement. You walk there on medieval cobbled streets past the old city wall, Islamic houses, sharing baths and remains of a Gothic church.

The Costa Blanca is a series of beautiful beaches. Most of them consist of fine white sand, but there are also some pebble beaches, practically sun-drenched every day of the year and therefore a magnet for people from the northern regions of Europe. Nice and lazy on the beach, a bit of swimming, a drink on the boulevard. Relax and do nothing, you can, but you don't have to. All resorts on the Costa Blanca offer plenty of opportunities for more activity. You don't have to do that every day or all day, but if you feel like it: windsurfing, snorkeling, diving, jet skiing, fishing, horseback riding, sailing etc. And are you looking for peace and no crowds around you? That can also be found on the Costa Blanca. Beach tips The southern part of the Costa Blanca offers lovers of sun, sea and beach a wide range to choose from. If you want, you can have a different 'beach experience' every day. We give you some tips: Alicante combines beautiful beaches with a very pleasant boulevard with numerous palm trees and many cafes and restaurants. While you have a drink or a snack you have a wide view over the Mediterranean Sea. Santa Pola is a popular fishing and tourist town. The beaches are therefore quite busy. From the harbor you can take a day trip to the island of Tabarca. The sea area around the island has been a nature reserve since 1986 and is popular with recreational divers. A little further south is Playa Rebollo at La Marina. This beach is wide and fairly quiet without significant buildings. On the other side of La Marina, Playa del Pinet has its own atmosphere with old fisherman's houses on the beach. At the end of the 19th century, Guardamar was threatened by the advancing sand. Then it was decided to plant pine trees. That helped and it also gave Guardamar the wonderful combination of forest and beach. These beautiful beaches continue to La Mata. They are wide and have very fine sand, the dunes are a protected nature reserve. Also recommended is the Reina Sofia Park with lakes and waterfalls. The beaches south of Torrevieja are quite busy. In the city itself is a long boulevard, where a market is held every day. As you will understand: this is just a few of the dozens of beaches in the southern Costa Blanca. There is something for everyone: busy beaches or quiet beaches, vibrant beach life or quiet nature, a calm sea or turbulent waves, active or lazy. You name it, it can be found on the Costa Blanca.

The landscape of the southern Costa Blanca is characterized by extensive rice fields and orchards with oranges, lemons, clementines, grapes and almonds. Fruit trees near Murcia Many vegetables are also grown. It is not without reason that the area is also called 'the vegetable garden of Europe'. Santa-Pola has the largest fishing fleet in Spain, where the best of the sea is brought in daily. A wealth of fresh vegetables, fruits, meat and fish. It is therefore not surprising that the cuisine of the Costa Blanca is very varied and very tasty. In addition, the Mediterranean cuisine is known as very healthy: balanced and always with fresh ingredients. Rice is an important basis for many dishes. Did you know that the Spaniards know no less than 300 different ways to prepare rice? Arroz a la marinera is fishing rice, arroz al horno is oven-baked rice, and arroz con costra is egg crust rice. And that's just three ways. The best-known example of a rice dish is the world-famous paella, which has its roots in the Valencia region. According to tradition, a man should make paella; it would be the corruption of 'para ella': for her. There are many variations on the paella: with prawns, squid, garlic, chicken, goat meat, beef, fruits ... almost everything can be processed in a paella. But the kitchen of the Costa Blanca does not stop at paella. On the coast, restaurants offer a variety of fish dishes and in the interior there are delicious stews of game or meat. The gazpacho cold vegetable soup also comes from this region. Furthermore, dried salty fish or meat is often used, and cheese is not to be missed, even if it is not Gouda or Edam cheese. Try the Puzol or Cassoleta, often prepared from a mixture of goat, sheep and cow's milk. The Moors have left their sweet specialty turrón. As with nougat, it is made from almonds, but it tastes slightly different, and fruit is also abundant. Try the nisperos, a small orange fruit that looks a bit like apricot. The taste is also reminiscent of that, but then combined with apple and plum. Very rich in vitamins! Of course you can also enjoy delicious Spanish wines. The wines of Monóvar-Pinoso from the region are highly recommended. Furthermore, delicious liqueurs are made in Alicante. Examples are the coffee liqueur Aperitivo Café de Alcoy, the aniseed drink Anís Paloma de Monforte del Cid and the herbal liqueur Herbero de la Sierra de Mariola. Apples of 'Orange' In short, the Costa Blanca is a delight for culinary gourmets. And if, under all this culinary violence, you long for a piece of meat with potatoes: there are also plenty of international restaurants!