1-6 persons
3 bedrooms
2 bathrooms
Wifi

Welcome to our Casa de Boer. A wonderfully spacious, new and bright apartment. The apartment has 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 balconies, air conditioning everywhere (both wqrm and cold) and has a private parking space in the garage under the building and elevator. The communal swimming pool is located in the courtyard and is nice and quiet.

Our apartment is located on the first floor and has balconies on both sides, a balcony overlooks the courtyard where the swimming pool is located, it is a lovely shady spot with a cozy seating area where I like to sit with a book. On the other side there is a somewhat larger balcony where there is also a dining table and you can enjoy a beautiful view.

The apartment has 3 bedrooms, 1 of which also has an ensuite bathroom, the other 2 bedrooms share 1 bathroom which is located in the hall. The bedrooms have spacious wardrobes and comfortable beds with quality bedding. We have fully furnished our apartment in Ibiza style, everything is there, you will quickly feel at home. Bath towels-ironing board-washer-dryer-wifi- books , 2 sunbeds-games, fully equipped kitchen, you will want for nothing.

The apartment has a unique location, you can walk straight into the old center or the other side towards the harbor, both 8 min walk. There are also no less than 3 supermarkets just a 3-minute walk away and other various shops, restaurants and cafes. Javea has stolen our hearts, we want to go there as often as possible, the beautiful beaches, bays, very good restaurants and the surrounding places such as Denia, Moraira, Bennisa and a day in Valencia / Allicante is definitely worth it.

The micro maritime climate ensures that it is wonderful to stay almost all year round and it has also been declared by WHO as the cleanest climate in all of Europe.

As everywhere, some house rules apply here:
Smoking in the apartment is not allowed on the balcony, pets are not allowed, the swimming pool is open from 8:00 in the morning to 21:00 in the evening, please do not leave any mess in the complex, do not dry towels on the railling but neatly on the drying rack, please respect the rules and the other people. It is a beautiful complex but not for young partygoers, Age limit 27+ more for couples and families, and we look forward to welcoming you.

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We had a great time in casa De Boer. Everything was very clean, perfect for family of 6 and communication was fine!

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Hello, we are the de Boer family, a family of 5. Johan, Ageeth, Marc, Anne-Marie and our French bulldog Saar.
After having been to and around Javea several times, we fell in love with the area, the beaches, the cozy cafes, restaurants and especially the people, everything appealed to us, so we decided to buy something there. It has become Casa de Boer, it has a unique location, everything is within walking distance or by bike, the complex is modern, cozy, not too big. You are welcome.

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The deposit must be received by the landlord within 7 days after signing the rental contract. After payment, the booking request is binding.

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If the tenant, for whatever reason, cannot, does not want to or will not accept the rented property on the agreed date, he must immediately inform the landlord by email or in writing.

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THE COSTA BLANCA, LIVING IN THE BEST CLIMATE IN EUROPE

Living among the fruit trees, a stone's throw from the beach, in the best climate in Europe: the Costa Blanca is one of the favorite destinations for the Dutch and Belgians to live. The coastal strip of the province of Alicante has something to offer for everyone: culture, small fishing villages, a vibrant nightlife, hills for beautiful walks, and so on.

If you want to live in Spain, and you don't know where, then the Costa Blanca is definitely worth considering. In this article we will discuss some generalities about the Costa Blanca, and we will also discuss what it is like to live there.

As mentioned, the Costa Blanca is the coastal strip of the province of Alicante. That is 244 kilometers of coast between the villages of Denia and Pilar de la Horadada. There are 74 beaches along this coast.

The province of Alicante in turn is part of the Comunidad Valenciana region. To find out more about this region, also read our article Living in the Comunidad Valenciana. An introduction for the emigrant.

The name Costa Blanca was coined by British Airways, which opened the air connection between London and Valencia in 1957. The name referred to the many white beaches that can be seen from the air. It also turned out to be the perfect advertisement for the coastal strip and the name stuck. It is also said that the name refers to the blossoming almond trees in February.

Roughly speaking, the Costa Blanca can be divided into two parts: the Costa Blanca North and the Costa Blanca South. The separation is pretty much near the city of Alicante. The Costa Blanca North is generally the well-known part. The region is more picturesque, with an almost mountainous hinterland and cliffs along the coast. There are famous places such as Denia, Javéa, Calpe, Altea, Benidorm and Villajoyosa.

The Costa Blanca South is less known to foreigners. The share of Spanish holidaymakers is considerably higher here. The hinterland is flat and agricultural. There are lagoons and salt flats. Larger places are Torrevieja, Guardamar de Segura and Torrevieja. Large numbers of Dutch speakers (and other non-Spanish speakers) now live on both parts of the Costa Blanca.

The Costa Blanca can be reached by car via the AP7/A7, two highways that run more or less parallel to each other. The nearest airport is of course that of Alicante, but you can also fly to Valencia. Denia has ferry connections with several places in Ibiza.

climate
The World Health Organization has named the climate on the Costa Blanca as one of the best in the world. And that is understandable: the average temperature throughout the year is 18 ºC. The area has a short, mild winter, and the summers are not as hot as in other parts of Spain. In January the daytime average is just under 17ºC, and in July and August it is just under 30ºC.

Moreover, it only rains on average about 35 days a year. The humidity is a lot lower than in the Benelux, so it is less stuffy at higher temperatures.

This has the Costa Blanca to the micro-climate. Due to the mountains in the interior and the coast that faces south-east, a kind of bowl is created where relatively mild and moderate weather conditions linger.

This makes the Costa Blanca a pleasant place to live for everyone. But it is particularly pleasant for people with conditions such as rheumatism and asthma.

The mass tourism that the Costa Blanca is known for, and sometimes under sigh, is the work of 1 man: Mayor of Benidorm Pedro Zaragoza Orts. In 1956 he went to Madrid on his moped to convince Franco to open the country to foreign tourists because he had a grand vision for his fishing village. There are now more skyscrapers per square kilometer than in New York.

The Costa Blanca therefore attracts large numbers of tourists. The Dutch are the third group of holidaymakers, after the British and Germans. You will also meet many French people.

Of course, the enormous recreational offer on the Costa Blanca is also a good reason to live there permanently. This is called “residential tourism”. The disadvantage of this is the proliferation of residential areas along the coast. As a result, large parts of the Costa Blanca can no longer be called authentic.

It goes without saying that everything that has to do with sun, sea and beach is readily available on the Costa Blanca. As mentioned, there are 74 beaches, and that is the main draw for domestic and foreign visitors. The capital Alicante has a huge number of second homes (apartments) owned by Spaniards, which has earned the city the nickname Playa de Madrid (loosely translated: Madrid by the Sea).
In addition to beach tourism, the region has a dazzling range of other forms of recreation. A nice area to stay.