Refundable Damages Deposit £150.00 / €175.00
Property Cleaning Fee €80.00
Out of Hours Fees
Late Check-In after 22:00 €50.00
Early Check-Out Before 07:00am €50.00
Late Checkout: Please book an additional nights stay for Check-Out after 10:00am
The Costa Blanca is renowned for its turquoise waters, miles of white sandy beaches, fiery fiestas and sizzling nightlife. Visitors adore the ease of its home comforts and family-friendly amenities, while many more are seduced by unexplored valleys, pretty hilltop hamlets and unspoilt fishing villages. Year-round sunshine makes Costa Blanca an ideal choice for every type of villa holiday – whether you seek peace and relaxation, fun and recreation, or a perfect balance between the two.
This wonderful house is situated in the Senena V(5) Urbanisation Punta Prima
Walkable to the be beaches only 25 minutes way or 8 minutes by car.
This Recently Spacious House benefits from Outdoor Patio plus Large Private Roof Solarium
Communal Pool - 1 minute walk away.
Open Plan Living / Dining
2 Bedrooms - 1 Double and 1 Twin Bedroom both with Ceiling Fans
1 Family Bathroom with Shower over Bath
Fully Air-conditioned Throughout
Wi-Fi
Large Kitchen with Utility Room
Large Fridge Freezer
Large Capacity Washing Machine
Smart TV - Ideal when using your Personal Streaming Provider
Bright and Sunny Terraces
Sun Loungers
No BBQ!
The Costa Blanca
Sun, Sea and Timeless Charm
Just a short drive away, you’ll find the golden beaches of Punta Prima, Playa Flamenca, and La Zenia – perfect places to unwind, swim, and soak up the Mediterranean sun. Each town offers an inviting mix of beach bars, shops, and restaurants. Nearby, the charming town of San Miguel de Salinas captures the essence of traditional Spanish life, with friendly bars, family-run eateries, and a lively weekly market.
A Coastline of Beauty
Stretching for more than 200 kilometres along Spain’s eastern shore, the Costa Blanca is renowned for its stunning Mediterranean beaches. Its best-known ambassador, Benidorm, contrasts long, lively sandy shores with quiet coves and clear turquoise waters. Beyond the coastline lie palm groves, dramatic cliffs, and secret caves – a region rich in natural beauty, cultural heritage, and outstanding gastronomy.
The Perfect Micro-Climate
Sheltered by mountain ranges to the north, Alicante enjoys a remarkable micro-climate, with over 2,800 hours of sunshine a year and rain on barely 20 days. Average annual temperatures hover around 19.5ºC, rarely falling below 16ºC in winter. This gentle Mediterranean climate makes the Costa Blanca ideal for beach days, sailing, golf, or simply enjoying life outdoors all year round.
Flavours of Alicante
Rice is at the heart of local cuisine – from the classic paella to specialities such as calderó, olleta, and arroz a banda. Coastal towns serve up fresh fish and seafood, while inland villages offer hearty meat dishes and cured sausages. Try the savoury cocas, especially the tuna variety, and finish with sweet treats like turrón or handmade Jijona ice cream. The region’s wines, particularly its distinctive sweet varieties, proudly carry the Alicante Designation of Origin.
Leisure for All
Whether you seek adventure or relaxation, the Costa Blanca has it all. Hike mountain trails, explore the Cova del Canelobre in Busot, or take part in water sports such as sailing, diving, and fishing. Golf enthusiasts will find numerous scenic courses to enjoy. Culture lovers can visit the Provincial Archaeological Museum in Alicante, explore Guadalest’s fascinating collections, or discover the Toy Museums in Denia and Ibi. Families will also love the thrills of Terra Mítica theme park.
Celebrations and Traditions
Festivals light up the Costa Blanca throughout the year. In March, the spectacular Fallas fill towns with colour and music, while the Bonfires of San Juan on 23 June celebrate the arrival of summer. Coastal villages honour the Fiesta of Our Lady of Carmen on 16 July with maritime processions. Other highlights include the Moors and Christians festival in Alcoy, Bous a la Mar in Denia, the Living Chess in Jávea, and the Mystery of Elche, a medieval drama of world fame.
A Destination for Every Season
With its turquoise waters, white-sand beaches, fiery fiestas and easygoing lifestyle, the Costa Blanca offers something for everyone. From peaceful hilltop villages and unspoilt fishing harbours to vibrant resorts and family-friendly attractions, it combines comfort, culture, and sunshine in perfect balance – a destination to enjoy at any time of year.