The town of Quesada is very residential as well as being a popular place for buying holiday homes. All amenities are open all year round which include an eighteen hole golf course, tennis courts, bowling green and Quesada Country Club. Ciudad Quesada boasts an abundance of bars and restaurants catering for all tastes. It also has an Aqua park open during the summer months. Torrevieja and Guardamar beaches are a short drive away.

Rojales/Benijofar

These traditional Spanish towns are only five minutes from Ciudad Quesada and are best explored on foot. You may be surprised to find many cave houses in the back streets of Rojales and the super municipal sports facilities at Benijofar. The schools cater for non-spanish students. The amenities include three large supermarkets , bars, restaurants, pharmacists, banks, emergency medical centre etc. As in most Spanish towns the fiestas are a sight to behold, especially, the Moors and Christians in June.

Guardamar

Guardamar is a very popular beach resort with miles of green flag beaches and lovely sand dunes. There is a beautiful park running parallel to the coast with turtles, ducks and other wild life. Why not take a stroll to the castle. The town boasts a large market each Wednesday, which is popular with locals and visitors alike. The resort is very popular with Spanish holiday makers as well as other Europeans.

Torrevieja

Torrevieja, surrounded by two salt water lakes, was originally a tiny fishing village. The fishing industry is still thriving today, although the town has grown into a very popular tourist destination for Spanish and other European visitors. The Salt Water Lake Nature Reserve attracts a huge variety of bird life including Flamingos. Amongst the welcoming features of Torrevieja are the Marina, Park of Nations, Salt Lake Museum, super beaches, many plazas, water parks and of course an array of bars, restaurants and night life.

Almoradi

The town of Almoradi is typical of a traditional Spanish town. The main square in front of the church of San Andrés is beautiful with its carefully pruned trees. The inland location of Almoradi makes it a quieter alternative to the coastal towns. The excellent Saturday market is very popular with tourist and locals, as more and more people are discovering Almoradi. The golf courses at Rojales, Los Montesinos, Algorfa, Los Ramblas, Campoamor to name but a few are all within a short driving distance. Almoradi has a large number of furniture shops and is affectionately known as the town of furniture. New to Almoradi is a supermarket selling a wide range of British goods.

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