First visit

Forgot to mention any advice on local golf clubs would be very welcome even though my wife says this is not a priority ha ha ha

Before your visit I would suggest that you have a look at the following websites as some things have changed since the end of 2021.   Also be aware that Ciudad Quesada comes under the jurisdiction of Rojales and parts of it can get very busy and noisy with lots of traffic during the summer months. 

Citizens Advise Bureau Spain for bureaucratic stuff.

N332 for anything to do with driving in Spain.   This site is run in collaboration with officers of the Guardia Civil for English speaking people.   Their Facebook page also keeps us up to date with rules and regulations regarding the virus.

Don't forget that currently you must wear a facemask both inside shops, bars, etc. and outside.

Hello

I'm sorry but I don't understand how any of this ,  is a  direct reply to someone looking to rent an Apt. in Denia  for a holiday in March ( & play golf - possibly).

I hope you get some personal recommendations but in the meantime, here are a couple of links to look at.

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https://www.airbnb.com/a/stays/?c=.pi0.pk181889423_13678119983&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIoMzf4oDU9QIVSQIGAB3UhwNSEAAYASAAEgKqZ_D_BwE

Cheers

Elinspain

Thank you very much for the replies I have received so far

There is an urbanisation which comes under the aegis of Denia called La Sella. It is in principle a golf resort, although the sport is not compulsory!  There are some very nice properties there. If you look it up, you should find further info.Here is one link

https://lasellagolf.com/en

Thank you

Hi there. It is a wonderful area to explore right from Alicante (beautiful old town & castle) right up to Valencia. Denia is a great base for all the area as everywhere is only in about an hour away. Benidorm is fun for a day visit (lovely old town & beaches), though personally I wouldn’t want to stay there! Altea is beautiful, Calpe (go & see the flamingos) and Moraira are lovely too. Don’t miss a trip to Guadalest and the Algar waterfalls. Denia is a wonderful town with so much to see & do - as is Jávea with the old town, port & beach areas. It’s lovely inland as well in the Jalon Valley. Saturday Market is great in Jalon. Valencia is definitely worth visiting. My husband mostly golfs at Oliva (on Tuesdays they have a pay & play thing & can match you with others if you are alone.) He also plays at LaSella but this has become more expensive recently. He also recommends the Melia & Levante courses just outside Benidorm. In Denia the Las Marinas area may be good for you to stay. It’s about 4K out of town but buses run up & down the coast road. There should be plenty places to rent in March (though busy at Fallas). Try Airbnb, VRBO & booking.com

Its where the best beaches are in Denia and there are plenty places to walk to for food or a drink. Have a great time 😀

Thank you very much for this great advice, it really is appreciated.

It all helps to plan our trip.

Thanks for all the advice, got our first week booked in Denia and then just going to see what we want to do and where we want to go once there.