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Bee2 wrote on Wed Nov 16, 2022 2:04pm:
It is hard to say where is best as we are all different in what we want. I have to be near the sea and able to look out on it. In Torrevieja to suit you I would look at areas like La Mata village on the north of Torrevieja. It is flat and has a long walk by the sea from La Mata village righ...
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...t up to Cabo Cervera. There is a supermarket, a church in a large village square, a chemist, a couple of bakeries and a couple of paper/tabac shops. There is a frequent bus service in and out of Torrevieja. There are lots of Restaurants and bars. In Torrevieja centre there is the southern end with Mar Azul and La Veleta on the sea side with Playa de Las Naufragos. Across from them on Avenida Arregui you have the Health Centre and on the sea side Playa del Acequion. Then Plaza Constitucion which houses the Town Hall and the parish church. In the town is the Port Area and Paseo de Vista Alegre which has the Night Market and keeping by the sea Paseo Maritimo Juan Aparicio with Playa del Cura. Around the corner still heading north is Playa Los Locos. If you get a map and study the areas back from the beaches it will give you an idea of how central they are. Have you thought about Benidorm. Good and lively favoured by the English and the Spanish alike. Property would be dearer there.
Torrevieja has a frequent direct bus service to and from the Bus Station to Alicante Airport 365 days a year
Bee
Hi Bee
Thank you very much for taking the time to compile this concise information much appreciated
